Baltic Games results are in. Here's how the men and women ended up in Poland in BMX PARK.
Men:
1 Dhers Daniel Venezuela
2 Dowell Justin USA Monster Army
3 Nikulin Alex Russia Monster Energy
4 Webb Mark UK Total BMX, VANS
5 Reilly Kieran UK
6 Figar Erik Czech Republic Mutant Bikes, Vans
7 Caillet Istvan France BMX Gangster
8 Mitchell Kein UK
9 Ferrasse Florian France
10 Kovacovic Michal Slovakia Vans,
11 Tryon Bryce USA
12 Theys Gilles Belgium
13 Meisel Michael Germany
14 Hanzlik Jan Czech Republic
The annual BMX Freestyle comp in Vigo, Spain took place last weekend. Red Bull's Daniel Dhers won Pro Park while Red Bull's Viki Gomez grabbed thw in in Pro flatland. Here is how the podiums looked:
O'marisquiño Pro Park:
1. Daniel Dhers
2. Sergio Layos
3. Daniel Penafiel
O'marisquiño Pro Flatland:
The Rollback: a BMX Podcast episode five with Daniel Dhers.
2017 UCI BMX World Cup Champion Daniel Dhers discusses the 2018 series, changes to the tour format, his new fitness regime, riders to watch out for this season, and much more.
In front of a hyped Jeddah crowd, Daniel Dhers won the BMX Freestyle Final with an awesome round full of skill.
Check out a regular day in and around DDASC + get a closer look into just how much work it takes to pull something this difficult! This trick took hundreds of attempts and it wasn't his first day trying it! INSANITY!
The Complex underwent some renovations these past few months and we want to show you what's changed! Check it out!
Estonia to ride Spot of Tallinn and then off to Riga for Summer Session, check it out in this 2 part trip! Part 2 will be posted Tues!
UCI World Championships: Final Highlights with Logan Martin, Alex Coleborn, Daniel Dhers
Watch as Logan Martin, Kostya Andreev, Daniel Dhers, Alex Coleborn, Daniel Sandoval, Colton Walker, Brandon Loupos, and more battle it out in China for their chance to be UCI's first ever Freestyle BMX World Champion!
The Venezuelan Daniel Dhers, five times X-Games Gold Medalist, performed some outstanding BMX tricks on a ramp placed on top of a huge trailer in the middle of Lima's crazy traffic.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.