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Jagger Co. is pleased to announce that it has signed Canadian Elite Men Champion Jimmy Brown to its Intense/Fly National Team for 2011! Jim formally on Supercross, is a well established Pro with numerous National Titles under his belt. He will be joining Rookie Pro’s Jean-Sebastien Houde (N5), Michael Beaudoin and Amelia Walsh (N4), as well as the 2010 Double National Champion in the 14x class & Cruiser, Kyle Murphy! "We had been on the look out for a top Elite Man to lead our team, and we’ve always paid attention to Jim’s accomplishments on and off his bike. When we found out Jim wasn’t going back to Supercross after the ABA Grands, it was an opportunity we didn’t want to miss. We’re really happy to have him on the team and we look forward to a long relationship," said Dylan Vanier Jagger Co. GM.

Brown, who qualified for the UCI Supercross Finals with a solid run in October in Frejus will ride an Intense Team Bike equipped with SINZ 

For the 17th straight year, REDLINE BICYCLES has teamed up with the American Bicycle Association to bring BMX racers all across America a Redline Cup event to their local track. The popular series - formerly known as the "Gold Cup" during the 80's and 90's, continues to draw thousands of riders in their quest to win a Redline Cup No.1, No.2 or No.3 plate. The ABA has divided the country in to three Regions - East, Central and West, and designates which BMX tracks will be given the honor of holding a Redline Cup race. In all, there will be 68 RL Cups in 2011. Beginning in September, the three Redline Cup Finals will be held in the Central, East and West.

Winners of their main event at a Redline Cup Final are awarded a 

Cyclone Bianca loomed off the coast of Bunbury as it hosted rounds 5 and 6 of the 2010/2011 BMX Australia National Champbikx Series and Probikx Tour. Due to the increasing threat of winds of up to 100km per hour and torrential rain, officials were not willing to run the risk of a wash out and, decided to run both rounds back-to-back on the Saturday. Round 5 delivered wins for 2008 Olympians Luke Madill and Nicole Callisto in the Elite Men and Woman categories. Junior Elite's Darryn Goodwin and Maddison Janssen came away with wins on a track that challenged even the top pro riders.

Mens Elite    
1  MARC WILLERS, FACTORY SPEED, MURRIETA, CA
2  KYLE BENNETT, FREE AGENT, CONROE, TX
3  KHALEN YOUNG, HARO/ROCKSTAR, MURRIETA, CA
4  JOSHUA MEYERS, , TREASURE ISLAND, FL
5  NIC LONG, HARO, LAKESIDE, CA
6  CORBEN SHARRAH, GT, TUCSON, AZ
7  TORY NYHAUG, FACTORY REDLINE, COQUITLAM, BC CAN
8  JORIS DAUDET, GT, 17100 BUSSAC SUR CHARENT

Womens Elite    
1  DOMINIQUE DANIELS, GCU/DFR/THE, GILBERT, AZ
2  DANI GEORGE, FACTORY SUPERCROSS, PALMDALE, CA
3  ASHLEY VERHAGEN, CRUPI/PRO-GATE, SIMI VALLEY, CA
4  COURTNEY APPLEWHITE, RENNEN/INTENSE, GARNER, NC
5  STEPHANIE BARRAGAN, DANCE FACTORY, MONTCLAIR, CA

Mens Elite   
1  JORIS DAUDET, GT, 17100 BUSSAC SUR CHARENT
2  MARC WILLERS, FACTORY SPEED, MURRIETA, CA
3  BARRY NOBLES, CLAYBORN, WETUMPKA, AL
4  KYLE BENNETT, FREE AGENT, CONROE, TX
5  DONNY ROBINSON, HYPER BICYCLES, NAPA, CA
6  TORY NYHAUG, FACTORY REDLINE, COQUITLAM, BC CAN
7  TYLER BROWN, FACTORY CRUPI/PRO-GATE, CHULA VISTA, CA
8  MIKE DAY, GT, VALENCIA, CA
 
Womens Elite   
1  DOMINIQUE DANIELS, GCU/DFR/THE, GILBERT, AZ
2  ARIELLE MARTIN, FACTORY INTENSE, SPANAWAY, WA
3  DANI GEORGE, SUPERCROSS, PALMDALE, CA
4  ASHLEY VERHAGEN, CRUPI/PRO-GATE, SIMI VALLEY, CA
5  STEPHANIE BARRAGAN, DANCE FACTORY, MONTCLAIR, CA
6  COURTNEY APPLEWHITE, RENNEN/INTENSE, GARNER, NC

A PRO
1  NIC LONG, HARO, LAKESIDE, CA
2  KHALEN YOUNG, HARO/ROCKSTAR, MURRIETA, CA
3  DANNY CALUAG, DANCE FACTORY RACING, CHINO, CA
4  GAVIN LUBBE, FLY / BANDIT RACING, MONTEREY, CA
5  STEPHEN SMITH, , CITRUS HEIGHTS, CA
6  BARRY "ALABAMA SLAMMA" NOBLES, CLAYBORN, WETUMPKA, AL
7  ALEX ANTHONY, RENNEN/INTENSE, SANTA CLARITA, CA

West Australia's Lauren Reynolds hopes a home town advantage will boost her chances of success when Bunbury plays host to BMX Australia's National Probikx/Champbikx this weekend. Rounds 5 and 6 will be raced over two days with Reynolds out to overhaul Canberra's Caroline Buchanan who dominated the previous rounds earlier this month in Nerang, Queensland.

"I'm so excited about racing some of the world's elite riders in front of my family and friends," said Reynolds.

Elite riders including 2008 Olympians Luke Madill and Nicole Callisto, 2010 Australian Champions Alex Cameron, Billy Jolliffe and Caroline Buchanan will join around 100 other riders registered to race at the Bunbury BMX Club.

"I'm feeling confident that 2011 is going to be a great year. It started with a bang and with a new Australian High Performance team, 

Speed Bicycles took delivery of the first batch of its highly anticipated 20-Millimeter-compatible M-Series 20 frames yesterday. Bikes built with Speed's 20-Millimeter front and rear through-axle system have been scientifically proved to have significantly less torsional flex while providing racers with a boost in pedaling efficiency. Toby Henderson, Speed's founder and a BMX