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It's not every day we get to see a new full-length video from the streets of Sweden, but the Peg Vacay crew just dropped 'Spilled Drinks' for your viewing pleasure. Filmed over the last couple of years, Spilled Drinks saw the small but tight knit local scene come together with a united focus - always something we're stoked to see. The end result is something all those guys can be super proud of.

Lithuanian National BMX PARK Championships Panevezys, Lithuania 17 September 2022

Men Park:
1 Martynas LAGAUSKAS 26 LTU 200.00 UCI Ranking points
2 Deividas BUDKOVAS 30 LTU 160.00
3 Erikas MAJAUSKAS 18 LTU 130.00
4 Rytis RUTKAUSKAS 28 LTU 110.00
5 Karolis LAMSARGIS 29 LTU 90.00
6 Tautvydas GELUMBICKAS 30 LTU 70.00
7 Martynas SASNAUSKAS 24 LTU 50.00
8 Marek BELIAK 18 LTU 30.00
9 Domantas ZEMECKIS 28 LTU 20.00

Today, etnies launches the Emil Johansson signature Jameson Mid colourway. This shoe features etnies unique Formula G rubber compound int the geo-hex tread outsole. Formula G is 2 times grippier than standard rubber and provides specialised grip for all-round riding…

Born and raised in Trollhättan, Sweden, Emil bought his first bike when he was six years old and has been cruising and eventually competing ever since. Emil worked closely with etnies to incorporate all the needs of a high-speed, technical bike rider. With a Strobel-board midsole for stiffness and pedal feel, Emil’s Jameson Mid Crank MTB warm grey and tan colourway comes fully equipped with an asymmetrical collar for ankle protection, TPU underlay on vamp for reinforced fit. The Jameson Mid Crank style comes with extra PU nubuck protection, and its tongue gussets shield moisture, dirt, and debris.

With the new Emil Johansson Signature Jameson Mid Crank colorway, etnies has you covered with the most comfortable, durable and performance driven footwear.

Get the inside scoop from a certified BMX legend! Monster Energy is proud to welcome BMX racer Connor Fields from Las Vegas, Nevada, on Episode 40 of the sports and pop culture podcast UNLEASHED with The Dingo and Danny. Recorded inside Monster Energy headquarters in Corona, California, this 55-minute episode tells the moving story of the 29-year-old BMX icon who made history as the first American to win an Olympic BMX gold medal. Fields built a milestone-heavy career including several national championships before suffering a traumatic brain injury at the Tokyo Olympics and retiring from professional racing in the aftermath.   

In his first official interview since announcing his retirement, Monster Energy’s Fields said on

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Scott Malyon was one of the big break out names from UK BMX in the late 90s early 2000s. Whenever he rode an event he was always a name that stood out, huge transfers, higher airs than the whole group and usually the furthest gaps.

Get ready for a heavy episode of the podcast! UNLEASHED is proud to welcome 29-year-old BMX icon Connor Fields from Las Vegas, Nevada. In conversation with The Dingo and Danny, the Olympic gold medalist, shares the background story behind his accomplished career, all the way to his traumatic injury and recent retirement.

Crazy day of racing Czech Republic! Close to 70 riders from 11 nations lined up on Saturday at @heipumptrack to chase that Red Bull UCI Pump Track World Championships ticket to Chile in November. The fastest time of the day in the Women's category and the first place medal belonged to local rider Sabina KOŠÁRKOVÁ, fresh of her win in Norway, in a time of 22.628 in the final run.

It was neck in neck racing all day long, Kristína MADARÁSOVÁ swapped in her little wheels from her win in Italy for the big wheels here and a mistake in her final run saw her take 2nd place on the podium. Leaving the third place and the trip to Chile to 2018 World Champ Christa VONNIEDERHÄUSERN with Sabina and Kristina already set for Chile.

In the Men's category Latvian rider Kristaps VEKSA took the fastest time of the day in 21.035 seconds and the ticket to Worlds. Close on his heels was Slovakian rider Daniel HRADSKÝ in a time of 21.331.

Women's Results: