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Today we have Philip on the Pin Up section. No, not naked or anything but he's got some good company in this photo, shot at the motocross Grand Prix in Lierop last weekend. Which girl do you like best? Come inside and let Philip know the next time you see him.
I have been a Travis Pastrana fan for a couple of years. It was nice to meet him at the Nitro Circus Live show in Arnhem last year. I got his autograph there and now I have his shoes. The shoes are so comfortable. They are more like jogging shoes and not so much for riding. But just walking in them feels great since they are so light. Kids in my class like them too. More info: Composition Sole: 100% Rubber / Lining: 100% Textile / Upper: 100% leather.
Today we announce the winner of the FATBMX Kids coloring contest. The result on the right was sent in by Joni Drexel from Aichach, Germany. Joni is eight years old and a big BMX fan. He sent a video of himself also. FATBMX Kids will send Joni a sticker package and a video for his winning entry. Be on the lookout for more online competitions on FATBMX Kids and check back in for updates for the kids every day.
This year's Hall of Fame Scholarship Auction is stacking up to be the biggest and best ever - with art contributions coming in from across the world. For the past six years, the National BMX Hall of Fame has held a silent auction in conjunction with their have BMX Art from every major BMX artist - from Bob Haro to Craig Hooper, Jim Koch to Christophe Boul, Carl Lein to Damian X Fulton, Todd Todd E. Betts to his son Bryce Betts and Austin Steele, along with some awesome photography prints by famed photographers such as Pull magazine's Jason McGuire, to Hall of Famer's Windy Osborn, gOrk and the late, great Russ Okawa. During this year's Hall of Fame induction ceremony, we will be awarding Marian University student Tyler Whitfield the first Hall of Fame scholarship. Tyler was chosen for his combined scholastic GPA, dedication to the sport, as well as his mad skills on a BMX bike and National Championship and future Olympic potential. 
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.