Bart de Jong
Redline riders from around the globe converged on Birmingham England this past week to do battle for the rainbow jersey and secure official placements on their country’s Olympic teams. In the end, it was 2011 World Championship bronze medalist Magalie Pottier of France and two time Junior World Champion Sam Willoughby of Australia who were able to power their Redline Flight bicycles to victory in their respective Elite classes. Redline saw its two star women riders 2012 US National Champion Alise Post of the US and Magalie Pottier cruise through the opening rounds with both winning almost every round leading to the finals. 
Over 65 riders participated at the BMX STREET STATION contest in Lyon this past weekend. We've got the results of both classes. Anthony Perrin won the street contest and Ben Wallace won the box contest. Full results below:BOX comp, Street Station Lyon:
1) Ben Wallace
2) Daniel Tuente
3) Alessandro Barbero
4) Cam White
5) Ryan Cunliffe
5) Jason Phelan
5) Daniel Wedemeijer
Reflecting on the past three months still feels surreal as to how successful it was. Claiming my third World Title, rising to #1 in the UCI World Ranking ladder, leading the Supercross World Cup season, winning three consecutive World Cup Time Trials and winning my first World Cup in Norway. This past weeks racing in Birmingham England was the final stop of my hectic World Cup/Olympic qualifying tour. 2012 has started off being an almost textbook year and I am happy to say that I am in one piece, fit and healthy and have done everything that I can to qualify myself as Australia's #1 female pick for one of the 
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.