Bart de Jong
USWA 2017 Soulcycle Street contest Final results:
1. Ollie Shields (GBR)
2. Moris Nussbaumer (GER)
3. Leon Hoppe (GER)
4. Daniel Tünte (GER)
5. Rodrigue Timellini (BEL)
6. Iki Mazza (ARG)
7. Kai Schutte (GER)
8. Vasya Lukyanenko (UKR)
9. Anne Hofsink (NED)
10. Laurens Joosten (NED)
Stars & Stripes Nationals - Pro Series, Saturday 8 July 2017. Pro results.
Men Elite:
1 CORBEN SHARRAH, TUCSON, AZ
2 CONNOR FIELDS, HENDERSON, NV
3 TANNER SEBESTA, FACTORY GOLD'S GYM, BUDA, TX
4 KENNETH GUSTAFSON, DOUBLECROSS, PARKER, CO
5 KAI SAKAKIBARA, HELENSBURGH, ACT
6 ALFREDO CAMPO, MURRIETA, CA
3 D Druck der Models von Projekt M
The Ride Further Tour Stop #2 went down at Modular Festival in Augsburg from 15-17.06.2017, this year with a Miniramp Spine setup and a great mix of local and international riders such as Sergio Layos, Jonas Lindemair, JB Peytavit and Adrian Malmberg.
Team dudes Mitchell Morris and Bryce Ruksenas have been working on this video for about 6 months now. After Mitch's recent foot injury they thought it was the perfect time to put together what they had and make a sweet new video for you all to sink your eyes into. Mitch is no stranger to all four pegs and it really shows in this video, he can make the most technical tricks look insanely easy and its a pleasure to watch.
Elite MEN:
1. Joris Daudet
2. Sylvain André
3. Romain Mayet
4. Vincent Pelluard
5. Amidou Mir
6. Nicolas Labaune
7. Romain Mahieu
8. Arthur Pilard
Elite WOMEN:
1. Axelle Etienne
2. Camille Maire
3. Charlotte Devolder
4. Mégane Lajmi
5. Mathilde Hugot
6. Océane Besnier
7. Mélanie Grun
The session at Morrison was heavy yesterday. Massive thanks to Pat Sabo and Jason Devous for keeping the trail scene alive! All the dudes were ripping. Riders: Ryan Cibulski, Brian Banghart, Anthony Amis, Dillon Graybeal, Bobby Williams, Anthony Duran, Colin Hudson, Chase Cleveland, Kenneth Gustafson, Brett Mahns and Tristan Ivas.
You may remember Animal's AM Clay Johnson who bagged some dope clips during the Animal House LA project and now he's back at bringing the East Coast flavor to his home of Phoenix, Arizona. Those pegs get all over everything. "Four metal pegs and hawks eye for set ups is all it takes for Clay to keep things raw!" - Animal Bikes
The International BMX Freestyle Federation (iBMXFF) World Championships came to a close at NASS in the UK today with Vince Byron, Jose Torres, Jack Clark and Matthias Dandois taking the World Champion titles. The largest global BMX freestyle event of the year took place at NASS Festival this weekend (6th – 9th July) at the Bath & West Showground.
Australia’s Vince Byron and Jose Torres hailing from Argentina took the Pro Vert World Champion title and Pro Park World Champion title respectively. Britain’s Jack Clark was named Dirt World Champion and France’s Matthias Dandois was crowned Pro Flatland World Champion. Over 450 professional and amateur athletes across the globe headed to NASS to compete across four disciplines of BMX freestyle, park, vert, dirt and flatland, skateboard park and flatland and mountain bike dirt.
The event featured a 14ft Vert Ramp, one of Europe’s tallest, a pro park, dirt jumps, street spots, public courses and ramps. Inspired by the individuality and creativity of alternative youth culture, 15,000 music & action sport fans made their way to the Bath & West Showground for a weekend of action sports, live music and hardcore revelry.
Hip Hop royalty in the shape of Wu Tang Clan’s Method Man and Redman headlined Friday night supported by rising grime star Giggs. On Saturday Aussie Drum and Bass outfit Pendulum and DJ duo Sigma while the festival came to a close on Sunday with grime legend, Kano and Wiley.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.