Yu Shoji – 1st Place Run | BMX Flatland UCI World Cup Men FISE Montpellier 2025
Yu Shoji delivered a flawless and mind-blowing performance to claim 1st place at the BMX Flatland World Cup Men 2025.
Another year, another wild Pat Casey Best Trick event on the FISE Spine ramp! Mind-blowing as ever... Congrats to Juan Caicedo on another Best Trick win. Another year, another barspin!
From 59 riders, to 16, and now to 8, we've seen riders battle 1-on-1 to get to the FISE Montpellier 2025 street finals. Hit play to watch the final 8 go head to head to crown this year's champ.
It's one of the highlights of the whole FISE Montpellier event - Spine Finals! Sit back and enjoy all the madness from Saturday night.
Street qualifying saw 59 rider whittled down to 16 semi-finalists, and this year the format got flipped on it's head. 16 riders go head-to-head in 1 on 1 battles, with the winner moving through to finals. It's safe to say the new format is a success! Watch all the highlights here and look out for our finals video real soon.
Rider KEITA SHIRAKI
Felipe Manerim teamed up with KHEbikes to put in work on the streets of Brazil.
Locked In by Vans Bicycle Center
Replay FISE 25 MONTPELLIER | UCI BMX Freestyle Park World Cup Men's Final
UCI BMX Freestyle World Cup 2025 – Men’s Final
Ready Player? Select your character and load up the Hong Kong map for this new one dubbed, 'Cultureshock', via Slaughterhouse and the talented Archie Kenward. Featuring Robin Slootmaker, Allen Liu, Hikaru Funyu, Joe Exley, Georg Senger, Rich Thorogood, Sam, Yusuke, Bighead, and a lil' bonus round with Nuze & Jeui. Essential viewing. So sick.
Janis Oriovich took a year off from work to live the good life and film some clips inbetween.
Level 39 features Zeb Dennis riding an indoor park constructed from the old Toronto X Jam ramps. With a guest appearance from Matt Drew and a Props rock soundtrack, the mid-school vibes are strong in this one.
Matt Coplon, longtime TM/ rider/ wearer of many hats at Profile, celebrated moving up to Level 4.8 by putting together a collection of clips, the latest in a series of edits since he turned 40.Here at DIG we just can't say enough good things about this guy. His contribution to BMX is second to none on so many levels and even his music taste rules.
This is probably the first edit I made that captured the Santa Cruz riding vibe, though it may not have been completely intentional. The line up of riders, the spots, and of course the Boardwalk B-roll transports me back to when I really started to appreciate the beach town tourist trap that I've called home for the last 20 years. I feel like many of my edits have lent themselves to the rider, tricks, spots, or song but I feel like this one really did the scene justice, highlighting Santa Cruz as an important backdrop rather than merely a name on a map. One of the rare instances when the sequel is actually better than the original. This was also a great excuse to go on a date with my girlfriend (now wife) to the Boardwalk and borrow her flip cam.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.