Back in the summer of 2024, Sunday's Julian Arteaga returned to the UK for the second year in a row, this time journeying from Glasgow, Scotland down to the south coast of England with Trent Lutzke, Tam Roulston and Dan Banks. Needless to say, it was an action packed trip, encountering angry residents, giant sharks, classic UK spots and way more. Here's all the stuff you didn't see in the 'Crown Jewels' video.
2025 BMX EUROPEAN CUP - ROUNDS 1/2, DAY 1
This super sick Supercross came out so nice! We usually do these live, but we didn’t get to with this one!
Sometimes its best to keep it short and sweet, Ryan Eles brings clean lines and solid riding from start to finish in this latest piece.
Name: Philipp Muth
Age: 17
Hometown: Fischbachtal, Germany
Hook-ups/Sponsors: KHE bikes, Railslide Darmstadt
The FAT Favourites list:
-Spot to ride: Area 51 Eindhoven, Darmstadt
-Website: FATBMX
Co-founder/owner of RAWr! Superfoods, Joey Motta drops his full section filmed over the last 7 years for Bobby Kanode’s "Mediocre At Best 2" video—likely his last full-length BMX video!
POST TIME is a full length bmx video. featuring Trey Jones, Dave McDermott, Jabe Jones and Marcel Andersen. Filmed over the course of 4 years.
BMX fans across the country have a major reason to get hyped for the upcoming months. FloSports is streaming twelve of the most important 2025 USA BMX National races live, giving enthusiasts unprecedented access to the full experience from start to finish. These elite events are hosted in venues across the United States, and the calendar includes iconic stops like the Carolina Nationals in Rock Hill and the Music City Nationals in Nashville. With high-speed racing, national titles on the line, and streaming accessibility, 2025 is set to be a defining year in the sport of BMX.
2025 USA BMX Carolina Nationals
Name: Yakob Swyer
Age: The wrong end of 36
Hometown: Dorking, Surrey UK
The FAT FAVOURITES list:
Spot to ride: Probably a toss up between Highbury Magistrates Court wallrides and the curved walls on Gipsy Hill, both are absolutely top tier LDN spots
Harrison Fuller on a mission to tear apart every thing in his path. Dirt, pools or bowls he has no mercy.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.