C1 results Costa Rica Freestyle Series 1 Parque 10Cio Jaco, Puntarenas, Costa Rica 12 April 2026
Men Park:
1 Bryce TRYON 26 USA 92.33
2 Maxime CHALIFOUR 27 CAN 87.00
3 Kevin FABREGUE 31 FRA 82.67
4 Daniel SANDOVAL 32 USA 82.00
5 Kenneth Fabian TENCIO ESQUIVEL 33 CRC 81.67
6 Kaden STONE 23 USA 79.67
7 Jeffrey WHALEY 30 CAN 77.00
8 Derek SOLANO LOPEZ 22 CRC 76.00
9 Lawson TURNER 24 CAN 68.70
10 Finn LISMANN 20 GER 66.00
11 Xavier WRIGHT 22 CAN 65.83
Results Oceanian Continental BMX Park Championships - Park Brisbane, Australia
Men Park:
1 Baios Brandon LOUPOS 33 AUS
2 Xavier GILBEE 20 AUS
3 Samual GRACE 23 AUS
4 Koby CARROLL 20 AUS
5 Keegan PRYOR 18 AUS
6 Liam QUINLIVAN 29 AUS
Women Park:
1 Alirah NORRIS 16 AUS
2 Sarah SKOTNICKI 19 AUS
3 Kayla MCCORMICK 17 AUS
The build-up to the 2026 Mini FATJAM had all the right ingredients for a memorable day. In the days leading up to the jam, a serious amount of work went into getting the Sugar Hills Trails in top shape. Lines were dialed, landings perfected, and the entire spot was prepped to welcome riders of all ages and skill levels. With the BBQ lined up, drinks sorted, sound system ready, and support from generous sponsors delivering goodies, it was clear: this was one you didn’t want to miss.
And it didn’t disappoint.
What followed was a day that perfectly captured what FATJAM stands for—BMX, burgers, beers, and buddies. Riders showed up in numbers to session the Sugar Hills Trails, keeping a tradition alive that has been going strong for 36 years. Seeing the spot still being used for what it was built for—good times on BMX bikes—was something special.
The vibe throughout the day was exactly what you’d hope for. Smiles all around, personal challenges being tackled, and riders pushing themselves while being cheered on by others. That’s what makes the Mini FATJAM unique: no pressure, no format—just ride at your own pace, pick your own lines, and enjoy the process. Whether it was first-timers rolling in or experienced riders flowing through the trails, everyone found their place.
A standout this year was the strong presence of young riders. From push bikes to 12”, 14”, 16”, 18”,
Results French Cup Round 1, Mouilleron-le-Captif, France 04 April 2026
Men Park:
1 Jose TORRES GIL 31 ARG 95
2 Jordan CLARK 27 GBR 94.33
3 Ivan GALDAMES SALAZAR 27 CHI 85.67
4 Juan Camilo CAICEDO HURTADO 24 COL 84
5 Philipp MUTH 19 GER 83.83
6 Jude JONES 25 GBR 82
7 Noah NDIR 17 FRA 78.67
8 Remi BRIANT ALFARO 27 FRA 73.33
9 Nathan DUFORT 19 FRA 71.67
10 Tom CLEMENS 21 GER 65.67
11 Sheim PAILLARD 28 FRA 62.33
12 Benjamin DALDY 19 FRA 56
Results 2026 American National BMX Park Championships - Park South Jordan, Ut, United States 27 - 28 March 2026
Men Park:
1 Justin DOWELL 26 USA
2 Marcus CHRISTOPHER 24 USA
3 Daniel SANDOVAL 32 USA
4 Bryce TRYON 26 USA
5 Jacob THIEM 26 USA
6 Brady BAKER 23 USA
7 Kaden STONE 23 USA
8 Jake Rutkowski USA
9 Nicholas AKERMAN 26 USA
10 Patrick LAUGHLIN 41 USA
The 2026 Monster Energy Triple Challenge Finals at Hellsend were won by America's Brady Baker. The field was deep with riders making the trip to South Africa such as Tom van den Bogaard (NED), Alec Danelutti (AUS), Wiktor Samojlik (POL), Leandro Moreira (BRA), Josh Dove (AUS), Ben Towle (GBR), Mike Varga (CAN), Maxime Chalifour (CAN), Jaie Toohey (AUS), Mike Varga (CAN) and local hero Vincent Leygonie. Out of three runs through the pack, the best score counted. Brady's second run scored a 98.00 which wasn't beat by anyone after that. Jude Jones came closest with a 97.33 in his last run but that wasn't enough, it left a .67 margin for Baker for the win. Mike Varga's 2nd run got him third place in South Africa. In this starter field that's something to be happy with.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.