Bart de Jong
Subrosa Pro Joris Coulomb does it again and drops a banger in the name of his signature OM line of products!
Vlog 35 - DOUBLE UP IN LEMPDES. CHECK OUT THE BTS OF A SICK TRIP.
This was the second time the contest was held in Sátoraljaújhely, the home of many top Hungarian riders in the early 2000’s. Gábor Pásztor, Rob Alton, and the Sport Zone SE team all worked together to make it happen. It was great to see more riders coming just to meet friends and ride. The venue is so big that it allows for all-day riding for anyone. At Sport Zone or any contest where we have a smaller floor, it’s simply not possible to do this; only the contest riders can ride.
Junior B
We saw some nice progress from the competitors, even if they were fewer than usual. The standout moment was “Zazi” pulling his first frame whip in his contest run, giving him the top spot!
Junior
This year, this category is very open, so it can be any of the kids on the podium. Andor Kiss Bose took first place with McCircle and front-wheel squeakers. All the others are so close and all rode well doing Boomerangs, No Handed Cyclones, bar spin infinity rolls, and Decades.
Amateur Men
Patrik Kriston, at just 14 years old, dominated on the day; this was a perfect practice for FISE Montpellier later this month. Pedal Time Machines and difficult front-wheel and back-wheel combos.
Here is a short edit about HFC 2 which took part in Sátoraljaújhely, Hungary.
Name: David McKean
Age: 31
Hometown: Dumfries, Scotland
Hook-ups/Sponsors: I am a civilian.
The FAT Favourites list:
-Spot to ride: Unity Skatepark or any new street spot
-BMX video: Etnies Grounded
-Web video: Lew is Fiending
-Food: Indian, lamb saag or butter paneer
-Travel destination: Tenerife
-Riders to ride with: DSL (Kieran McQuinn, Tom Francis, Ryan Loudon) and the Edinburgh Sea Creatures (Michael Dickson, Renato Ransco, Marton Varga, Coach, Lewis Rogers, Rory McLean etc)
-Car: Ford Focus ST Line
-Movie: The Big Short
Here it is Free of charge or drop a like and time to kick back drink some coffee or crack a beer and enjoy the last 3 years in 40min!!! Thank you to all who came out to the premiere and showed love to Pittsburgh! We will be working on a few more physical copies if your interested we will eventually get it setup check the instagram @keystoned_Crew to get you one when they are available!
Full day of Pro BMX Racing Workouts and Track Sessions
Brad and I go on a trip to Malaysia. We start at Shah Alam, and make our way to Penang. Thanks so much to Min for driving us everywhere, and making the trip so great.
Nine minutes of fresh footage from David McKean and the Edinburgh, Scotland scene. Filmed, on and off, over the course of the last year, featuring Edinburgh locals; Balazs Morvay, Marton Varga, Lewis Rogers & David McKean along with Aberdeen's Ross Dunbar and Australia expat Renato Rancso. Filmed mostly in Scotland, with a few bonus Tenerife clips for good measure. There's some serious talent in this crew!
The Revolution Pump Track played host to one of the most thrilling weekends we’ve had all season. With its high-speed layout and technical features, the stage was set for showdowns—and the riders delivered. In the men’s race, Brady Kincheloe looked dialed from the start—smooth, fast, and getting quicker with every round. But in the Big Final, just a couple of tiny slips gave Kenneth Gustafson an opening. With the pressure on and everything riding on his final run, Kenneth kept it calm, clean, and blazing fast to edge out the win by just half a second. He’s one to watch in Switzerland.
The women’s Big Final was even tighter. Maylei Leaneagh dropped in first on her MTB and absolutely sent it—clocking her fastest lap of the weekend when it counted most. Hailey Vaughn, the fastest qualifier and riding BMX, pushed hard and kept it clean—but Maylei took the win and the World Final ticket by a razor-thin margin of just 0.1 seconds. That’s pump track at its best.
The vibe all weekend? Full of sportsmanship, grit, and riders pushing each other to new levels. Erie brought the energy—see you in Switzerland!
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.