Get the inside scoop from a certified BMX legend! Monster Energy is proud to welcome BMX racer Connor Fields from Las Vegas, Nevada, on Episode 40 of the sports and pop culture podcast UNLEASHED with The Dingo and Danny. Recorded inside Monster Energy headquarters in Corona, California, this 55-minute episode tells the moving story of the 29-year-old BMX icon who made history as the first American to win an Olympic BMX gold medal. Fields built a milestone-heavy career including several national championships before suffering a traumatic brain injury at the Tokyo Olympics and retiring from professional racing in the aftermath.
In his first official interview since announcing his retirement, Monster Energy’s Fields said on
Connor Fields, BMX Icon, and Olympic Gold Medalist – UNLEASHED Podcast E140 by Monster Energy
Get ready for a heavy episode of the podcast! UNLEASHED is proud to welcome 29-year-old BMX icon Connor Fields from Las Vegas, Nevada. In conversation with The Dingo and Danny, the Olympic gold medalist, shares the background story behind his accomplished career, all the way to his traumatic injury and recent retirement.
Connor Fields: An in depth talk about his 2020 Olympics crash, memory loss, recovery, and the future by PulpMX
PULP MX. Connor Fields talks about his Olympic crash.
BMX race training session GOPRO POV - Connor Fields, Izaac Kennedy, Asuma Nakai by Connor Fields
Brought out a couple gopros to the track for a practice day. Enjoy!
All the action from the 2021 USA Cycling BMX national championships.
Raw clips from a training session at the Rock Hill BMX SX track.
Name: Connor Fields
Age: 28
Hometown: Henderson, Nevada
Plate number: UCI #11 , USABMX #1
Hook-ups/Sponsors: Chase Bicycles, Monster Energy, Ralph Lauren, GoPro, Hotshot, Fly Racing, Shimano, ODI, Tioga, KMC, Razr, Vans
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-Track to race on: Sarasota Florida
All the action from day #3 in Alabama, where I picked up my first win!
CHAOS EVERYWHERE! ON THE PODIUM USABMX CIRCLE CITY NATS DAY #2
All the action from Day #1 at the Circle City Nationals.
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