CHAOS EVERYWHERE! ON THE PODIUM USABMX CIRCLE CITY NATS DAY #2
All the action from Day #1 at the Circle City Nationals.
Day #2 of the 2021 USABMX Winter nationals.
Behind the scenes at the first pro BMX race of 2021 in Phoenix, AZ.
Felicia and I went and checked out the new bike park in Chula Vista! The place was awesome and we had a great time!
Ahhhh the Grands. The greatest BMX race on earth. 2020 was a wild one with a one race event for the championship!
When someone says influencer, today many think of social media and the individuals that promote products, lifestyles, and health and fitness. However there are other influencers, the ones that helped your growth, ones that have helped you become the person that you are today.
In the unpredictable year of 2020, we didn’t know if or when we would see racing go down once again in the USA for Pros. But leave it to USA BMX to not only pull off an incredible feat of running over 20 races since the Pandemic started, but they put together one of the biggest and best USA BMX Grand Nationals to date. Tulsa was rocking, with masks on and 6 feet apart, and the riders were pumped to be back on track and racing for a title.
The Chase Pro team of Joris Daudet and Connor Fields have held the USA BMX #1 Pro title for the past 5 years between each other, and they were looking it make it a 6 pack of titles.
The Pros would race for the USA BMX title all on Friday, starting with the qualifying races during the Race of Championships, and then coming back for the Semi Finals and 3 Main events during he Night Show. With the top 16 Pros that qualified to the semis, there would be 2 groups, where the top 4 from each would make the main event. Connor and Joris would be in the same Semi final.
I organized a little dash for cash for the local amateurs out at Boulder BMX and it led to some great racing!
RISE and SHINE, it's time for a breakfast chat with FLY Racing BMX athlete Connor Fields! Get to know a different side of the USA BMX Olympian, hear what's new for the #11, and see what he's been up to during the COVID-19 pandemic.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.