Bart de Jong
2020 was a crazy time in modern history, every Skatepark in the UK and Europe were closed for almost a whole year but a select few lucky folk had unrestricted access to ride these epic facilities to ride and train.
Women's Racing - Semi-Finals - Heat 1 - Results
1 F. STANCIL, USA, 2-4-1 = 7 Qualified
2 M. PAJON, COL, 1-2-5 = 8 Qualified
3 MEREL SMULDERS, NED, 6-5-3 = 14 Qualified
4 D. MECHIELSEN, CAN, 3-7-4 = 14 Qualified
5 S. SAKAKIBARA, AUS, 5-1-8
6 R. PETCH, NZL, 4-6-6
7 Z. CLAESSENS, SUI, 7-8-2
Men's Racing - Semi-Finals - Heat 1 - Results
1 Romain MAHIEU, FRA 1-2-1 = 4 Qualified
2 Carlos RAMIREZ YEPES, COL 4-4-2 = 10 Qualified
3 Sylvain ANDRE, FRA 2-3-6 = 11 Qualified
4 Connor Fields, USA 3-1-8 = 12 Qualified
5 N. TORRES, ARG 5-5-3
6 V. PELLUARD, COL 6-6-5
7 J. HARMSEN, NED 7-7-4
"My name is Sébastien Rakoto. I am a 25 year old french rider from Reunion Island and I've rode BMX for 12 years. A came to France in 2015 for my studies, more precisely in Nantes. Last year, I've lost my job because of the COVID crisis.
BMX feierte bei den Olympischen Spielen in Tokio eine gelungene Premiere als neuer Sportart. Im Freestyle bei den Frauen sorgten Charlotte Worthington (Großbritannien, Gold), Hannah Roberts (USA, Silber) und Nikita Ducarroz (Schweiz, Bronze) für die besten Performances.
The 2nd annual Don of the Streets NYC BMX Jam presented by Austin Augie was insane! Pro and AM BMX Riders came from all over the country to compete for $5,000 prize in New York City. Hundreds of bike riders took over the streets of NYC! Enjoy 26 minutes of the craziest BMX riding and worst crashes!
Full recap video of Don of the Streets 2021 presented by Austin Augie. Whole lotta shit went down, ENJOY!
19-year-old Hannah Roberts just won a silver medal at the 2021 Tokyo Summer Olympics! You won’t believe the work that goes into becoming one of the BEST BMX freestylers on the planet.
Big birthday shoutouts to our young biking prodigy Aryei Levenson.
2021's Don Of The Streets comes back in a big way, with hundreds of riders, hours of riding, all kinds of madness, and lots of spots, all with that NYC flavor. These 20 minutes give you a good glimpse into what went down.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.