Bart de Jong
Between the National Racing Series, the National Freestyle Series, the STACYC World Championship Series, the build of the new Tulsa-based USA BMX Headquarters - Hardesty National BMX Stadium, the launch of ABA ETHOS, and the significant growth of the USA BMX Foundation, the American Bicycle Association family of organizations successfully closes 2022 season. “2022 will go down in the BMX history books as possibly the most important year we have had in Tulsa,” said Shane Fernandez, USA BMX President. “Twenty-five consecutive years the Grands has been hosted in this community coupled with the first year the USA BMX headquarters has been open and hosting events, we have found our home for the sport of BMX. Since opening our HQ in February, we have seen more than 40,000 visitors, hosted the first foundation mentoring program, welcomed thousands of middle school youth for spring and summer camps, and hosted the first Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony at its new home. We are grateful to Tulsa for supporting USA BMX’s vision of growing the sport of BMX while using education, bikes, and mentoring programs to reach those who need it most.”
2022 USA BMX National Series
For the 2022 season, USA BMX paralleled the previous year of event attendance and economic impact on the 28-event series. From coast to coast, 23 states hosted a national event, and as we look to 2023, USA BMX currently has 29 National events planned across the U.S.
After initially releasing our new full-length video, Can You Film This? on OurBMX.com, we’re now releasing the individual sections here. Let’s kick it off with the intro and Julian Molina’s part.
Bevor bei den freedombmx Awards 2022 in der @skatehalleberlin9325 Berlin die besten Fahrerinnen und Fahrer des Jahres gekürt wurden, stand zunächst Leibesertüchtigung auf dem Programm.
Max Vu show us around his local park in the first episode of Parks & Wreck.
Number one starting the year off right, with a side of Defpaul.
Nothing crazy in this new DIG Locals but the combination of good style and a Fugazi track was too good to pass up. Rafael Ferraz doing it out in Brazil.
You may have seen this one already on the Edgework channel but Chandler is such a beast we thought we'd give it a bit more love. Chandler filmed this one over the course of five days out in Phoenix, AZ and packed a hell of a lot into that time. Look out for that ender!
Some of my most memorable and most exciting BMX moments this 2022!!! I hope you guys enjoy it. -KP.
Name: George Davoutian
Age: 23
Hometown: Athens, Greece
Sponsors: RedBull, Vans, Rideon, Cultcrew, DarksideTattooSociety, Dickies
How long have you been running the new set up?
George Davoutian: Almost a month now. It's exactly the same as the previous setup I had.
What can you tell us about the support you got to put this bike together?
George Davoutian: I went to my good friend George Adamidis who works at Rideon Bikestore and he
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.