A video for CultCrew made by Miki Fleck, edited by myself and Matteo Menncuccini.
2023 was a busy year for me. Being a mid 30s 9-6 office worker with 6 months of work travel, my appendix bursting shortly after starting filming, and subsequent broken ribs, this thank you to OddCirkus Footwear took a bit longer than initially planned.
Nachdem Jan Bisanz und Saki Parlapanis nur wenige Wochen vom letzten Barcelona-Trip wieder zurück in Deutschland waren, ergriffen die beiden erneut die Flucht in Richtung spanisches Spotparadies.
Thank you MoonriderPro for putting this video together. For over 10 years, racing BMX around the world as a professional athlete has been all I wanted to pursue. I loved the daily grind, trying to get more out of myself each day, picking a target in the future and working to be the best I could be for that event.
Been slacking on the vlogs recently but I have got all the footage from all my recent races and will eventually get round to posting them guys.
Pushed myself end my riding very hard to make this video possible!
I appreciate all of the support Bill Ryan has given me for all of these years and all of the people I've worked with at Supercross. This wasn't an easy decision but I feel like im at a point where I want to try and carve my own path. I might not even have a path and that's ok, im just trying to enjoy every moment.
I had an amazing weekend in Houston, finishing P4, P2, and P6! I got my first Pro podium on Saturday after missing the podium by about an inch on Friday. Additionally, I got to lead the main on Saturday and get my first holeshot award! Sunday’s race was wild and scrappy, but it felt great to be battling near the front each day!
Some Luke Parker footage from the 2015 era for your viewing pleasure...
We don't get a ton of videos through from Italy so we we're hyped when we this one with Skiuz (Mirko Loddo) landed in our inbox. Shot over a year with his brother, throughout Sardinia (with the exception of a clip in Barcelona).
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.