Replay FISE 25 MONTPELLIER | UCI BMX Freestyle Park World Cup Men's Final
UCI BMX Freestyle World Cup 2025 – Men’s Final
2025 UEC BMX European Cup Rounds 7&8 Tiel Netherlands Day1 by Uec Cyclisme
2025 UEC BMX European Cup Rounds 7&8 Tiel Netherlands Day1
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.
At first glance, horse racing jockeys and BMX riders seem to be competitors from two disparate worlds. One travels dirt tracks on a bicycle, flying through the air over obstacles; the other mounts up on half a ton of animal and gallops along at incredible velocities, making his way through a pack on grass orearth. But take a closer look, and the similarities between the two high-speed sports—and their competitors—emerge clearly.
Despite the diverse milieu and mechanics, both horse racing and BMX riding require maximum physical and mental capacity. From managing the body to making decisions in a split second, both sports require an extraordinary mix of strength, strategy, and sheer nerve.
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.
The 19th edition of the NL Contest in Strasbourg brought amazing BMX
The 19th edition of the NL Contest by Caisse d'Epargne - Urban Sport & Art Festival has just concluded in Strasbourg! From May 23rd to 25th, the Rotonde Skatepark hosted an unforgettable spectacle where athletes literally pushed the limits. Nearly 400 athletes and artists and 40,000 festival-goers attended this edition, which lived up to its promise, attracting audiences from across the Grand Est region and beyond. The park and the recently restored halfpipe ramp were the setting for incredible feats. Riders from all corners of the globe displayed boundless creativity and spectacular range, performing impressive tricks that seemed to defy the laws of physics. To the rhythm of the bass playing throughout the venue, the breakers literally set the gym ablaze, while the basketball players competed passionately on the specially designed 3v3 courts. Local trampolines, meanwhile, took on demanding challenges in the parkour events. New this year, the ACON Action Zone allowed the public to discover, for the first time, two professional trampolines. Fascinating introductions and demonstrations were offered by three of the world's best athletes. Meanwhile, the exhibition village offered a range of entertainment throughout the weekend.
The opening day of the festival brought together enthusiasts from the region and beyond for the qualifying rounds in Rollerblading, BMX, and Freestyle Scooter. Late in the afternoon, the venue rocked to the sound of an exceptional concert by Puppetmastaz, the international hip-hop group with a unique identity, featuring Alsatian rapper Géabé as the opening act.
Saturday saw the amateur BMX and Freestyle Scooter finals take center stage, before giving way to the professionals. The latter offered high-flying qualifications on the Park in BMX and Roller. In Roller, the highly anticipated return of the spectacular Diaby Diako, after several years spent officiating at Cirque du Soleil in the United States, won everyone over with his performance. In BMX, Frenchman Istvan Caillet
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.
CASIO G-SHOCK JOINS USA BMX AS NATIONAL SPONSOR FOR 2025 PRO SERIES
USA BMX is proud to announce Casio G-SHOCK as an official national sponsor of the 2025 USA BMX Pro Series. Known for its toughness and innovation, G-SHOCK will bring its legacy of durability and performance to the world of BMX racing. As part of the partnership, G-SHOCK will present each USA BMX National Champion with a G-SHOCK watch—recognizing the grit, determination, and commitment it takes to reach the top of the podium.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.