from 13 countries competed for 36 medals in 12 events across BMX, Moto X, and Skateboarding disciplines.
Here’s how the Monster Energy team performed at X Games Osaka 2025:
The BMX Park final saw multiple BMX Park UCI World Cup Champion Anthony Jeanjean from Béziers, France, finally claim his first X Games medal. Putting it all on the line during his final run, the Frenchman exploded on the course with transfers and technical tricks to earn 82.00 points and the bronze medal.
The team earned the next victory in the Dave Mirra BMX Park Best Trick event. Rising above the competition, Ryan Williams landed a technical frontflip flair tailwhip on the quarter pipe for his second gold medal in the discipline. Williams now owns 11 X Games medals (nine gold and two silver) and has won X Games gold in four different disciplines.
The second day of X Games Osaka started with the highly competitive BMX Street final. Rising to the occasion, 29-year-old Jordan Godwin from Cardiff, Wales, covered the entire park with technical tricks such as nollie to feeble grind and peg grind to hardway 360 for 87.66 points and the bronze medal. Godwin now owns 2 X Games medals (one silver and one bronze).
Keeping the focus on technical bike tricks, the BMX Flatland event saw 36-year-old Monster Energy team rider Moto Sasaki from Chiba, Japan, claim the silver medal. Putting together a flawless combo while balancing on his front wheel, Sasaki earned his second X Games medal despite battling a harsh arm injury. Sasaki now owns 2 X Games medals (one silver and one bronze).
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