Bart de Jong
If you've not heard of Scotland's Ross Dunbar before, buckle up and prepare yourself for some bangers! Ross has been dropping jaws for years now with his burly, all-or-nothing style of riding, and now he's got three and a half minutes of new, red hot scorchers for ya. NOT SCARED!
Name: Brendan Larsen
Age: 25
Hometown: Tauranga, NZL
The FAT Favourites list:
-Spot to ride: Mount park is the best by far but love a Victoria park session.
-BMX video: I will have to say Harry Mania 2 has to be the best.
-Website: Youtube has to be my favourite, always good to chill and relax!
-Web video: Clips on Instagram are cool, go check it out Brendanlarsenbmx
-Food: Can’t beat a good Lasagna
-Person on Instagram: Whistlindiesel
-Travel destination: Europe is definitely on my bucket list
-Riders to ride with: Logan Martin and Ryan Williams. Was definitely an epic time riding with them at XAIR
-Car: R34 GTR or Rx7
-Movie: Fast and the Furious, especially the first one, second one
-Colour: Red
-Shoes: ADIDAS
Yoooo, young guys! Three weeks ago, I fell right here during training camp. I had to fight that fear during that unusual weekend. We raced both rounds of this French Cup on the same day. Very tiring, very exhausting, very special, but a killer experience!
The 2025 UCI BMX Racing World Cup is gearing up for a monumental opening round with an all-time high number of riders registered. For the first time in the event’s history, the entry list has exceeded 350 participants, a testament to the sport’s skyrocketing popularity in France—no doubt boosted by the French team's sweep of the podium at the 2024 Paris Olympic Games in Saint Quentin-en-Yvelines. With Sarrians, France, set to host the season opener from June 13–15, 2025, it's no wonder that French competitors are turning out in full force to perform on their home track. The World Cup then moves on to Papendal, Netherlands the following weekend before concluding in Santiago del Estero, Argentina from September 19–21.
A total of 112 French athletes are slated to race in Sarrians, with the Under 23 Men’s division drawing the most attention due to its enormous field of 169 riders. Only eight will advance to the final, making it a demanding challenge where consistency and speed are crucial from start to finish. Each weekend hosts two rounds of racing—Rounds 1 and 2 in Sarrians, 3 and 4 in Papendal, and the final two rounds, 5 and 6, wrapping up the series in Argentina. Champions in each of the four divisions—U23 Women, U23 Men, Elite Women, and Elite Men—will be crowned in Santiago del Estero.
Among those gunning for a title is Ecuador’s Pedro Benalcazar Guerrero, currently sitting at the top of the UCI U23 Men rankings. His consistent speed has earned him the leader’s spot, and he’ll be competing across the first four rounds overseas before heading closer to home for the finale.
AGGRO DEZYNZ - BMX FREESTYLE: Highlights from the TRICK OF THE DAY at AGGRO JAM 2 - THE RINK OF STOKE. MARCH 22, 2025 at St. Louis Skatium.
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.
The Miniramp Contest at Butcher Jam are always a treat to watch. Unfortunately the weather wasn't playing along this year, so the results from qualifying were also the final results. Here's what went down on a rainy Saturday afternoon in Flensburg, Germany.
Tap in for the shreddage, stay for the vibez! Sick little edit of UK Shield-Repper extraordinaire Jonny Devine doing what he does best... making biking look good all over the world!
We're stoked to welcome Jeremy to the Monticule family! Filmed in Lake Havasu and Los Angeles.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.