Bart de Jong
Name: Ryan Rostirolla
Age: 24
Hometown: Coolum beach, Queensland, Australia
Hook-ups/Sponsors: @luxbmx
The FAT favorite list:
-Spot to ride: Alexandra headland skatepark is my all time favourite park and the local
-BMX video: Luxbmx Aeterna and Anthem II
Results Polish National BMX Freestyle Championships Park, Kielce, Poland
Men:
1 Maksymilian KOWALCZYK POL 200.00 UCI Ranking points
2 Piotr LESZCZYNSKI POL 160.00
3 Filip SKOWRON POL 130.00
4 Kacper DELEGIEWICZ POL 110.00
5 Krzysztof SZYMANSKI POL 90.00
6 Patryk TEUL POL 70.00
7 Jan CIUCHTA POL 50.00
8 Maciej DABEK POL 30.00
Filmed over the course of the past year. Had no expectations for this just went out and had fun with my dude. Doesn't matter what the setup is Chris will get down with it. Always a good time when we're out chillen, riding, drinking, doing whatever. More to come soon ... we're always working.
Gracias a @flybikesbmx @redbullesp @vansbmx66 @animalbikes por mantenerme rodando.
The winter months had taken their time, WhatsApp group chats had run their course, and the urge to get back out for a good old road trip had been on the cards for a while. Email chains and pick up points arranged, we were making the most of planning for a good break in the weather to pile into a van and make our way North. Why north? It was the safer option due to the abundance of indoor parks situated in that region of the UK, should it rain etc. Which, of course… it did!
Ainsa, Spain hosted the first Spanish UCI Red Bull Pumptrack World Championships Qualifier of the series and it was a blast. French rider Thibault Dupont came back from the Italy race in fine form leading the field all day long with the fastest times from the get go, securing his ticket to the Red Bull UCI Pump Track World Championships. Young Slovakian rider, Tommy Miskolci showed impressive form after his 5th place in Italy to grab the 2nd place on the podium in Spain.
In the Women’s category, Spanish rider Aina Gonzalez dominated, securing her trip to Chile in November for the big showdown.
Men’s results
1. Thibault DUPONT
2. Tommy MISKOLCI
3. Adrián GONZÁLEZ GRIMAU
4. Luis Eduardo HIDALGO ARMAS
What a way to kick off the next UCI Pump Track World Championships qualifying round of racing for Europe. It was fierce battles all day long amongst the top 4 in both the Women and Men's categories. In the Women's category Kristina Madarasova took the win securing her ticket to the UCI Pump Track World Championships in Chile against fastest qualifier Christa von Niederhaeusern with 0.008 difference in a nail biting final run.
Alessandro Bassii took the honours against against Mattia Costerman after a small mistake from fastest qualifier Thibault Dupont in the semis had him taking third place today.
Results Men:
1. Alessandro BASSI
2. Mattia COSTERMAN
3. Thibault DUPONT
4. Nils VON NIEDERHÄUSERN
Introducing Vans BMX Style 114 by Kevin Peraza: Born From BMX and Built for Progression
Vans, the original action sports footwear and apparel brand, proudly unveils the all-new BMX Style 114, a performance-driven silhouette designed specifically for BMX featuring a colorway in collaboration with Vans athlete Kevin Peraza. Inspired by his childhood growing up immersed in BMX, and with aesthetic nods to his home state of Arizona, the BMX Style 114 delivers durability, support, and impact protection that are born from BMX. The latest addition to Vans long BMX history, the BMX Style 114 builds on the progression of Vans BMX WaffleCup technology and was designed to help riders like Peraza push themselves further. Intentionally departing from the black hues usually seen in BMX footwear and apparel, Peraza took a fresh direction with the BMX Style 114 by tapping into a
Pro BMX results NL Contest 2022. Strasbourg, France.
BMX PARK PRO
1-CHALIFOUR Maxime
2-WHALEY Jeffrey
3-KASTNER Florent
4-Tancre Kenneth
5-MORIEN Quentin
6-PANAVILLE Thibault
We kicked off the spring time vibes with one hell of a ride out! A heavy crew rode from Dog Food Park to Downtown on this fine day. The Denver Scene is alive, well and strong as can be. Big thank you to everyone who came and shredded and helped with everything. It takes a whole lot of love to make these sorts of things happen.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.