Results UEC Juniors & Elite European Championships
Elite Men:
1 PILARD Arthur FRA
2 SCHOTMAN Mitchel NED
3 CLERTE Eddy FRA
4 SCHIPPERS Jay NED
5 KATYSHEV Aleksandr RUS
6 RAGOT RICHARD Mathis FRA
7 SHARROCK Paddy GBR
8 KRIGERS Kristens LAT
9 VAN DER BURG Dave NED
10 MIR Amidou FRA
11 TOMIZIOLI Michele ITA
12 RACINE Romain FRA
13 GOMMERS Ruben BEL
14 DUBOIS Corentin FRA
15 SCHMIDT Julian GER
16 KIMMANN Justin NED
Yorkshire will eat you alive. Nose explosions, knockouts, slams and kooks were all on offer. We went along for the ride on the first Wethepeople UK trip since "you know what" and had the best time, despite the challenges. You've seen the riding, now check all the madness in between.
Chilean conexión, Damian Cespedes spent a full three months stateside and got his fill of riding and traveling in his stay. Click play and watch Damian handle business on spots spanning from Cali to Arizona to Texas. After a journey like that, it's safe to say this guy has style for miles.
Spend the day with Broc Raiford as he takes you for a bike ride INSIDE the New Orleans Airport. Yep, you read that right. Broc takes us inside as he cruises the Red Bull Terminal Takeover ramps built inside the New Orleans Airport.
The 2021 UEC European Championships took place in Zolder, Belgium today. With over 800 entries still a big event considering the pandemic and the Olympic Games happening later this month. While some chose to opt out of the race to stay safe for the big one in Tokyo, others used the Euros to get in the race mood, pick up a title and made good use of the absence of some of the big dogs. The grandstands on the first straight were packed while masks were mandatory. The crowd got to see some great racing on the proven track of Heusden-Zolder. Things heated up in the Elite Men class and some of the favourites crashed in the first Round but had the Last Chance Qualifier to try to make it through. This happened to Arthur Pilard from France for instance who later ended up winning the
Bjarki Hardarson is back with a behind the scenes look at his banger of a video, "Just Can't Do It."
The Olympics happen every 4 years. Tokyo had a delay of a year but in a few weeks BMX racing and BMX Park will be part of it. It has been a long road for the BMX-ers who made it there. Some have celebrated their participation already by getting to build up a special ride just for the Olympic Games. In the time leading up to the games we are going to check in with the special rides. Today's Olympic machine: Romain Mahieu (FRA).
Romain Mahieu's ride.....
Frame : GT Speed Series with custom paint made by AS Design
Fork : Pride Racing Slik carbon fork 20mm with custom design
UEC European BMX Race Championships today in Zolder, Belgium.
Name: Asuma Nakai
Age: 21
Hometown: Joetsu,Japan
Hook-ups/Sponsors: Mongoose/Xlarge/Oakley/Motocross International/FoxRacing/Shimano/flexdream/Tioga/Stance/CW-X/WesternRiver/OgawaRingyo
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-Track to race on: Any supercross track!
Sometimes we ask ourselves how to keep the garage clean and more organized. The garage is usually a spacious area big enough to fit your car in securely. But besides keeping your car safe, the garage can be also be used to store many items safely. Firstly, you will need to understand how much space you would need for your car, bikes, lawnmower, and other large items you possess. Then you can understand how much extra space you have to plan and store other items in a more organized manner.
Before deciding to add more things to your garage, you can start by categorizing and dividing the garage into different zones. It helps you figure out what can go where and then store categories together based on your space. Decluttering and having to keep only the things that are necessary is very important. Every house tends to store things in their garage that they don't need, use, or shouldn't even be storing. The garage becomes a dumping ground for the household when you accumulate and have too much of everything.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.