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First UCI BMX SX World Cup of 2019 - Manchester, GB by Niek Kimmann
NYC'S BEST STREET SPOT IS HIDDEN INSIDE OF THE PROJECTS
A solid mix of Tech and Style. Here is Jacob Trevino's second DefZef video part.
It's the one BMX event of the year that cannot be missed. The world's longest hand built rail…over a swamp, a ridiculous double loop of death, the finest handcrafted plywood features and ramps plus maximum bonfire carnage can only mean it's Florideah Swamp Fest.
Kareem, his selfie stick and the riders of Dallas, Texas roll out! Some shreddage was had!
FISE European Series stops have been classified by the UCI as a C1 events, meaning riders can now grab points towards qualifying for the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games! For over four years, the UCI and Hurricane Group have partnered together so that each stop of the FISE World Series, exclusively hosts the UCI BMX Freestyle Park World Cup. For the brand new FISE European Series, this collaboration has been extended. The UCI has labelled Madrid and Châteauroux as C1, UCI events that will also provide an opportunity to gain points towards qualifying for the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games.
This new addition to the event has brought even more world class riders to Madrid and the line up is looking insane, including: Justin DOWELL (USA), Jack CLARK (UK), Declan BROOKS (UK), Anthony
Subrosa and Shadow Conspiracy pro Trey Jones does some of the most creative, badass, and uniquely-awesome riding in his backyard on the daily basis. We knew we had to make a video showing this. The good thing is, Trey had an even better idea. He wanted to step it up and freestyle some weird, custom, dangerous, and mostly fun set-ups and ride is yard complete differently!
Charlie just tossed on a fresh Tarheel blue kit and made a quick run to the store.
Final rounds of the World Cup event in Papendal. Join us from the Round of 16s right through to the Final.
It's onto Round 4 of the World Cup Tour and we're still in Papendal. Join us for Round 1 and the Last Chance in the 1st webcast of the day.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.