Bart de Jong
The wait is over, Ryan Williams Web Edit 3 is finally here! So much blood, sweat and tears went into this video, I couldn't even begin to imagine how many hours I have spent trying to land these tricks but this video makes it all worth it. Set your goals high and believe in yourself all the way, you're only as good as your mind allows you to be! BMX starts at 2:24
Elite Men:
1 Emilio Andres FALLA BUCHELY ECU 31 60 60
2 Christopher MIRELES SUAZO MEX 25 45 45
3 Manuel Antonio CORDERO ALARCON CRC 29 40 40
4 Michele SANTONASTASO GUA 27 35 35
5 Tonn HAYDON AUS 22 30 30
6 Oscar SOLIS CASTRO CRC 25 25 25
7 Sergio David MARROQUÍN SICAL GUA 27 20 20
Elite Men:
1 Konstantin GALYAMOV RUS 25 60 60
2 Aleksandr KATYSHEV RUS 21 45 45
3 Evgeny KOMAROV RUS 29 40 40
4 Evgeny KLESHCHENKO RUS 25 35 35
5 Boris PONOMAREV RUS 22 30 30
6 Ruslan ILYASOV RUS 21 25 25
7 Maxim CHERNYSHEV RUS 25 20 20
8 Pavel MALYSHENKOV RUS 23 15 15
Elite Women:
1 Natalia SUVOROVA RUS 22 60 60
2 Svetlana ADMAKINA RUS 19 45 45
3 Yaroslava BONDARENKO RUS 20 40 40
4 Alexandra TERESHKINA RUS 19 35 35
5 Natalia AFREMOVA RUS 19 30 30
6 Marina SHAMAHINA RUS 23 25 25
7 Tatiana USOVA RUS 21 20 20
Monster Energy’s Colton Walker Wins BMX Triple Hit at Nitro World Games for the Second Consecutive Year
Monster Energy congratulates Monster Army riders Colton Walker and Brian Fox on their first and third-place wins in BMX Triple Hit at the second Nitro World Games at the Rice-Eccles Stadium in Salt Lake City, Utah. With live coverage on NBC during a single three-hour broadcast, Monster Energy’s world-class athletes took a total of four trophies across tonight’s FMX and BMX events.
A progression-focused trick fest, the Triple Hit is three jumps where the only option is doing the three hardest tricks in succession. With the best riders in the world next to him, Walker stepped up to the challenge to take the win with his very last run in this insane event and his second consecutive win.
With the return of the Nitro World Games to Salt Lake City on Saturday, the revolutionary competition took action sports to never seen before levels of excitement and achievement. The NBC primetime television audience, global livestream viewers and the Rice-Eccles Stadium crowd all witnessed action sports history with scores of world’s first landed during the event. Over 40 athletes competed in six finals on a massive course. Harry Bink topped the podium in FMX Best Trick. Ryan Williams took home two first place trophies, both in BMX Best Tricks (defending his 2016 title) and Scooter Best Tricks. Other repeat winners include Colton Walker (BMX Triple Hit), Levi Sherwood (FMX) and Elliot Sloan (Skate Best Trick).
Source BMX is proud to announce the 10 captains for this year's Battle Of Hastings to be held at The Source Park:
Simone Baracco
Larry Edgar
Denis Enarson
Van Homan
Kriss Kyle
Dan Lacey
Video from this years CookieJam, the biggest BMX jam in the southwest in memory of local rider Jamie Bruce. Massive thanks to everyone involved and everyone who came along! This was the 8th year of the jam and its getting bigger every year so make sure you don't miss it next year!
Road trip 2K17-Bowl to be a trail #9. Bmx, Trail, Bowl to be a trail #9, roadtrip.
Here's all of Merritt crew insta clips from 20170619 to 20170625.
Stephen Murray Staying Strong Book Trailer. Trailer to support release of 'Staying Strong' - a raw, inspirational story of Pro BMXer Stephen Murray. For every Action Sports fan and beyond and for anyone who, when they think they’ve got nothing left, can look inside themselves and ‘dig deeper’.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.