Bart de Jong
Ty Morrow searched the streets of Perth, Melbourne, Los Angeles and Arizona for this one-of-a-kind video part with technical lines and heavy spots that you only want to visit once. With security in pursuit, Ty stomped his ender weeks after the filming deadline, putting it all on the line for the first Vans BMX video.
Two racers over in Europe are in shape: David Graf (SUI) and Laura Smulders (NED). Both doubled in Belgium at round 1&2 of the European Championships in Zolder, Belgium (home of a 2017 UCI BMX SX World Cup). With over 100 Elite Men entries it wasn't an easy win for Graf. Smulders beat UCI World Champion Mariana Pajon twice for maximum points this weekend. The season has kicked off.
Elite men:
1. David Graf
2. Renaud Blanc
Elite Men:
1. Corben Sharrah
2. Jared Garcia
3. Connor Fields
Elite Women:
1. Alise Post
2. Felicia Stancil
3. Dani George
Federal Bikes - Ryan Eles. Filmed by Josh Greene and Lee Giroux.
Edited by Ryan Eles.
Australia National Series - Round 4 Elite results
Elite Men:
1 Matthew JUSTER AUS 27 90 90
2 Tom SIINMAA AUS 27 70 70
3 Kai SAKAKIBARA AUS 21 60 60
4 Joshua MCLEAN AUS 19 50 50
5 Alex CAMERON AUS 30 40 40
6 Tristyn KRONK AUS 21 30 30
7 Shane ROSA AUS 20 25 25
8 Corey FRIESWYK AUS 23 20 20
Elite Women:
1 Leanna CURTIS AUS 24 90 90
2 Rebecca PETCH NZL 19 70 70
3 Sarah HARVEY AUS 22 60 60
4 Rachel JONES AUS 22 50 50
5 Tyler-Lea THORLEY AUS 19 40 40
USA BMX NASX Elite wins day 1 Rock Hill for Daudet and Crain
Elite Men:
1. Joris Daudet
2. Tory Nyhaug
3. Corben Sharrah
4. Trent Jones
5. Jared Garcia
6. Sylvain André
USA BMX NASX Elite Main events - Day 1 Rock Hill
2017 web video about me and my BMX. Been filming this video for one week, nothing but BMX and fun!
Promax Components, which is distributed globally by Quality Bicycle Products, is proud to announce the recent signing of Alise Post as a sponsored rider for 2017 and beyond. Post is a 2016 Olympic silver medalist, the reigning #1 USA BMX women’s pro, and a multi-time national champion.
“I am really happy to announce partnership with Promax for the first time ever. For me, it’s always about developing relationships and representing brands that truly support me and want to do more for the sport, so I’m grateful that they’ve acknowledged my successes and chosen me to be the face of their brand,” says Post.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.