The first X Games in Salt Lake City is officially a wrap! Monster Energy congratulates its Skateboard, BMX, and Moto X athletes on groundbreaking performances in the 74th edition of the X Games. During three days of live competitions inside Utah State Fairpark and Event Center, the world-class team claimedd a total of 21 X Games medals (seven gold, eight silver, and six bronze) and raised the bar by landing never-been-done tricks and setting new medal records.
Standouts included 29-year-old Jordan Godwin from Cardiff, Wales, claiming the gold medal in BMX Street after already earning bronze at X Games Osaka the previous weekend. The team swept the entire BMX Dirt podium on Saturday with 31-year-old Ryan Williams from Sunshine Coast, Australia, taking gold, 22-year-old Brady Baker from Toms River, New Jersey, claiming silver, and 30-year-old Daniel Sandoval from Corona, California, taking bronze.
The intense Women’s Skateboard Vert Best Trick final witnessed 15-year-old Arisa Trew from Palm Beach, Australia, claim a dominant win with a never-been-landed trick. In Moto X Best Whip, 29-year-old Julien Vanstippen from Ophain, Belgium, soared to victory. The BMX Dirt Best Trick wrote X Games history with 31-year-old Ryan Williams from Sunshine Coast, Australia, landing the world’s first triple backflip on dirt for the gold medal.
The never-been-done tricks continued in Skateboard Street Best Trick, where 19-year-old Filipe Mota
Are you ready for Summer X Games? The world’s premier showcase in action sports competition is almost here! From June 27-29, X Games Salt Lake City 2025 will stoke fans with groundbreaking performances across BMX, Moto X, and Skateboard disciplines at the Utah State Fairpark and Event Center. Monster Energy, the official energy drink partner of X Games, is ready to raise the bar with its elite team of world-class athletes at X Games Salt Lake City 2025. This press release announces the official line-up of competing athletes for the event.
From June 27-29, X Games Salt Lake City 2025 celebrates the 74th edition of X Games since the contest’s inception in 1995. Contested in SLC for the first time, the event will draw more than 100
X Games Osaka is almost here! The world’s premier showcase in action sports competition will return to Japan in a few days. From June 20-22, X Games Osaka 2025 will stoke fans with history-making performances across BMX, Moto X, and Skateboard disciplines inside Kyocera Dome stadium. Monster Energy, the official energy drink partner of X Games, is ready to send its team of world-class athletes to X Games Osaka 2025. This press release announces the official line-up of competing athletes for the event, ready to Unleash the Beast in Japan.
X Games Osaka 2025 marks the 73rd edition of X Games since the contest’s inception in 1995. It’s the fourth consecutive edition of X Games in Japan.
When you’ve hit nearly every city across mainland Europe, it’s time to venture further. In ALEXSTAN, Alex Donnachie trades the familiar for the unknown, heading into Kazakhstan in search of fresh spots. From rugged architecture to untouched street setups, this is raw and creative BMX riding at its finest. Hit play and take the journey.
f you thought one stop of the BMX Triple Challenge was insane, just wait until you see all three. This edit takes you on a wild ride through every stop of the series - including some of the heaviest hits from Anaheim, Glendale, and Arlington. Witness the best BMX riders in the world push the limits, as they battled high winds, massive jumps, and each other for the top spot on the podium.
Monster Energy congratulates 29-year-old Boyd Hilder from Gold Coast, Australia on his incredible victory at Simple Session 2025, where he claimed his third career gold medal in a thrilling final. After overcoming a tough start in the qualifiers, the Australian BMX pro delivered a flawless second run, earning a 94.25 and cementing his reputation as one of the sport’s most versatile and creative riders.
Estonia’s iconic action sports event, Simple Session, will celebrate its 25th anniversary in 2025 by returning to Tallinn’s Unibet Arena (formerly Saku Arena) with a grand festival. Simple Session celebrates a quarter-century of mind-blowing riding, unforgettable moments, and a global community of riders pushing the limits.
It goes without saying that Canadian native, Mike Varga, is on another level. Going bigger than ever, "VARGANATOR" shows Varga doing what he does best. You won't be disappointed.
Ryan Williams Takes First, Monster Army’s Kaden Stone Secures Second and Best Trick, and Mike Varga Lands Third. Monster Energy dominates once again with a consecutive podium sweep at the second stop of the 2025 BMX Triple Challenge in Glendale, Arizona. Monster Energy’s Ryan Williams (RWilly) claims back-to-back first-place victories, Monster Army’s Kaden Stone lands in second while also taking home Best Trick, and Monster Energy’s Mike Varga rounds out the podium in third.
Presented by Monster Energy, the BMX Triple Challenge is the premier dirt jump contest series, bringing the biggest tricks and top riders to stadiums alongside Supercross. The Glendale event delivered no shortage of progressive riding, with each finalist pushing the boundaries of what’s possible on dirt.
Monster Energy kicked off the 2025 BMX season in dominating fashion with a full podium sweep at the BMX Triple Challenge in Anaheim, California. Monster Energy’s Ryan Williams and Monster Army’s Kaden Stone and Alec Danelutti claimed the top three spots in a thrilling finale. Williams also took home the coveted Best Trick title. Presented by Monster Energy, the BMX Triple Challenge has earned its reputation as the premier dirt jumping contest series, showcasing the sport’s elite talent. The Anaheim opener featured 50 riders from across the globe, including Canada, South America, England, and Australia.
The established BMX Triple competition format continued with three runs– best run counts.
New footage from Monster Energy's Fernando Laczko just dropped - sit back and enjoy a fresh 3 minute of dose of Nando shot throughout Spain and Portugal, courtesy of filmer Finn Maurer.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.