Second stop FISE EXPERIENCE in Le Havre (west north of France) from 8th to 10th of may, 2000 € price money and a FIAT QUBO to win on the all series. For each step a number of points is given to the candidates according to their ranking on the step, more you have points, more you have chance to win the car ;) For the moment Alessandro Barbero is in the top of ranking...following by 2 french guys Justin Fouque and Fabien François! 
Name: Simon Tabron Age: 35
Hometown: Liverpool, England
Hook-ups/Sponsors: Adidas, We The People, Bell Helmets, Stay Strong Apparel, 5050 Bike shop
The favorite list:
-Spot to ride: Tony Hawk's warehouse
-BMX video: 50-50 That's it
-Website: Fat, Ride, Vital
Just finished watching the late night sports news on national TV which had the announcement of Bas de Bever being the new National Coach for Track Cycling. Next to coaching the BMX riders Bas will still be running the BMX program but is probably getting some assistance there. Congrats and good luck Bas. Let's give the Brits and the Aussies some heat on that velodrome. 
Hey guys I am confrimed to do Gumball Rally 3000 driving for Monster Energy starting this Saturday I will be driving the whole event from LA to FL. Below is a link to the Gumball Rally Website they featured me on the home page should be a lot of fun "long way to go and a short time to get there" like Smokey And The Bandit....Ha! Ha!!!Rick Thorne
Gumball3000
One Dude One Day - Pierre Hinze. By Timm Wiegmann/Markus Wilke/Freedom BMX
Apr 28, 2009
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Sometimes you see things in BMX and feel ambarrassed that it is possible to have something like that connected to our lifestyle, or sport or however you want to call what we're doing. Other times you're damn stoked on something and feel proud you're part of it. Although I've got nothing to do with Rebelyell other than delivering a messy FATBMX ad for every issue, I feel proud that BMX can deliver such a magazine. Rebelyell is class. Rebelyell is stylish. The layout is awesome and so are the photos. The style stokes me. So different, but so good. The current issue has the theme "Hands On" and I'm also down with that. Instead of complaining on the web, make stuff happen. Build some jumps, screw some wood together, simply 
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.