Bart de Jong
Monster Energy congratulates Ben Wallace for his flawless showing at the first ever Nitro World Games park event and Monster Army’s Brian Fox on his Best Trick victory. Wallace’s well-rounded approach to the unique bowl made his runs stand out among the best in the world, while Fox put body and bike on the line in the 20-minute jam event. A private event at a brand new facility nestled north of San Diego, the inaugural Nitro World Games event brought out the best riders in the world looking for their portion of the $300,000 prize purse. But it wouldn’t be a quick road, as Ben would have to battle his way through Quarter and Semi Finals to even have a shot at walking away with a trophy and some cash.
Wallace was on point the whole way through, combining everything—big tricks, boosted airs, speed, unique lines, and technical tricks—in his runs time and time again. He kicked off each run with a massive lookback transfer into a vert quarter, but he upped the level in his very last run in Finals to seal the third place finish.
From that very first transfer Wallace kept the speed going through a unique line that seemed impossible to everyone watching. Stylish and boosted one-footed X-ups, toboggans, and no-handers filled each wall, a different huge transfer with a tailwhip, and then cutting an unreal line to a flair across the longest quarter in the park. A double tail-whip over the box, an alley-oop lookback, a whip over the triangle spine, and an insane double tail-whip pocket air were the remaining bangers of his run.
Miki has been making a name for himself recently and for good reason! We are over the moon to welcome Miki to the United family! Be ready for a lot more from this guy, absolute machine!
William and Thiago Alvaro were in California in March and worked hard to record the most of the trip and bring unprecedented quality material to national scene. We hope you enjoy! Thanks to S & M Bikes for the support, Enfoquebmx for the most beautiful records and William for the animal clips! We are Generation bmx and if you liked it, sign up for our channel!
Charlie ,Casey and Ricky made the most of a rainy night and got a good session in at the warehouse ramps.
Video featuring: VICTOR ZAPIEN and Anthony BOY Flores View our last upload for part uno. Follow us on Instagram: @familiarbrand Website it up and running..
Random footage from a Merritt jam we put on a few weeks back! thanks to all the local dudes that came out, and all the dudes from Merritt that drove down!
Jeff Cadger recently made his way back to California after a couple of years and is determined to stay this time. On this episode of The Gully Booth we discuss his journey and motivations, as well as some stories from his first trip traveling abroad, even some details on his jail time in Scotland.
Battle at the Border flatland contest in Buffalo, New York.
Pro Results:
1) Jean William Prevost
2) Etienne Bergeron
3) Dax Wolford
It is common knowledge that Leandro Moreira is a ruler on his Caracas trails in Brasil. Some big named riders were invited for a contest at Leandro's trails and he managed to stand on top after being challenged.
Results Caracas Trails, Sao Paulo, Brasil:
1) Leandro Moreira Overall, BRA
2) Tobi Merz, AUT
3) Julian Felipe da Rocha, BRA
4) Alex Landeros, USA
15th Annual 2018 Tangent Pro-Am Series, Stop #10 Podium Results Wisconsin, USA.
Men:
1) Corben Sharrah (USA)
2) Anthony Dean (AUS)
3) Nic Long (USA)
4) Justin Posey (USA)
Women:
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.