A short video of this Saturdays BMX session in Manchester with the squad!
Its April of 2025 and I've finished my off season prep at my home in Gold Coast, Australia. It's time to pack my bags and start the journey to France for the start of the 2025 World Cup Season kicking off right where I stayed in Sarrians in the South of France.
Unboxing Vineta's 2026 Vision F1 | BMX Racing.
Sliding Flip Chips for your BMX Bike?? BMX Tech Tips.
It's been 6 months since I stepped away from training/racing. I didn't think I would enjoy riding again but guess what? I'm back!
Training with Flats in the Offseason! BMX Racing.
2025 was a roller coaster, but there were many unforgettable moments! Here are some of the best, craziest, and most memorable clips!
Just a bunch of cool lines and training sessions, lots of manuals, bump jumps and all round BMX.
What will happen to TSV Betzingen in 42 years? Listen to that song!
Thomas Allier and Joris Harmsen Appointed to New Technical Staff of the Dutch National BMX Team
The KNWU today announced its new technical staff for the national BMX team. As of 1 January 2026, former French BMX professional and coach Thomas Allier will take on the role of National Coach BMX Racing. He will be supported by Joris Harmsen, who will serve as Assistant National Coach. Allier and Harmsen are no strangers to the BMX world. Thomas Allier built an impressive international career as a professional BMX rider and gained extensive experience as a coach after retiring from competition, both nationally and internationally. With his knowledge of elite-level racing and his sharp analytical eye, he brings valuable expertise to the Dutch team. Joris Harmsen also competed internationally as a BMX rider and brings a wealth of experience. He will focus primarily on talent development and the daily guidance of riders.
Together, Allier and Harmsen will be responsible for the sporting direction of the national BMX team, preparing athletes for World Cups, European Championships, World Championships, and the LA 2028 Olympic Games.
Allier looks ahead to the next step in his career with ambition:
“What attracted me to this role is the opportunity to work within a leading BMX program with a strong performance culture and a proven track record. I’m proud to be part of a team that sets the bar high and knows exactly where it wants to go. Together with Joris, I want to create a high-performance
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.