Bart de Jong
Current standings as of 28 July 2015. Elite Women.
1 (1) Mariana PAJON Colombia 24 1485
2 (3) Caroline BUCHANAN Australia 25 1375
3 (2) Alise POST United States 24 1335
4 (4) Stefany HERNANDEZ Venezuela 24 1310
5 (5) Brooke CRAIN United States 22 1070
6 (7) Felicia STANCIL United States 20 1030
7 (10) Simone CHRISTENSEN Denmark 21 975
8 (8) Dani GEORGE United States 21 905
9 (9) Lauren REYNOLDS Australia 24 887
10 (6) Laura SMULDERS Netherlands 22 870
11 (14) Elke VANHOOF Belgium 24 835
12 (11) Merle VAN BENTHEM Netherlands 23 820
13 (12) Amanda CARR Thailand 25 775
14 (16) Aneta HLADIKOVA Czech Republic 31 740
15 (13) Magalie POTTIER France 26 740
16 (15) Maria Gabriela DIAZ Argentina 34 675
Safety is Sexy. Adding a train to a photo by photoshop sure is safe. Trying to make the sexy girl cross the railroads on that bike requires some computer knowledge. I'm afraid the smiling girl has no bike handling skills but the entire image fits okay for today's Pin Up section. Do you think you have an idea of how the picture looks?
The annual FATJAM will take place at the trusty Sugar Hills on 22 August 2015. Once again BMX fans from all over will make the trek to Aarle-Rixtel for a quick visit to Paul's Boutique BMX Hardware Store at Dorpsstraat 66 in the morning before heading to the dirt spot at the Valkendijk. None of the FATJAMs are the same so also this year something special can be expected. Over the years we've had free beers, an Evel Knievel stuntman jumping from one side to the other side of the spot, and we've had free Vans waffles. We also had the BMX Olympics at the spot on the Valkendijk and beer races with the party machine. Flatland shows with Matthias Dandois and the Bike Devil? Check.
Needless to say, it's always a good time in Aarle-Rixtel. Mooon will play a live set and OJA has already opened their doors to welcome the FATJAM fans at night. 2 snackbars have stocked up on Frikandellen, Mexicanos and Kroketten so don't you worry about getting hungry. Together with some Bavaria, the puke will look interesting.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.