Bart de Jong
Results New Zealand National BMX Racing Championships Hamilton, New Zealand, 13 March 2022.
Elite Men:
1 Michael BIAS 28 NZL 1 60.00 UCI ranking points
2 Cole MCONIE 25 NZL 2 52.00
Elite Women:
1 Rebecca PETCH 24 NZL 60.00
2 Caitlin GEORGANTAS 25 NZL 52.00
Junior Men:
1 Jack GREENOUGH 17 NZL 15.00
2 Daniel BUTTERWORTH 18 NZL 13.00
3 Louis HUNT 17 NZL 11.00
4 Jake EARNEST 17 NZL 9.00
5 Jackson GAZE 18 NZL 8.00
6 Thomas COLMAN SAVAGE 17 NZL 7.00
BMX riders/Call of Duty experts Liam Regan and Dylan Leggett have been piecing together this mixtape for the last little while, and it came out awesome!
We've got your evening entertainment covered tonight with episode 2 of The In-between. This one is a 42 minute beast, with special guest and BSD rider Denim Cox.
Almost 3 hours of BMX racing from New Zealand. National BMX Racing Championships. Who are the 2022 champions?
Oscar and Andres put in some work with Scott McMenamin behind the lens.
Name: Dan Hennig
Age: 39
Hometown: Zürich /Switzerland
Hook-ups/Sponsors: Flatsociety, Focus Water, Sneakeralaclasse.
The FAT favorite list:
Spot to ride: Every single new spot I found
BMX video: Loving a lot like the BACO series or Flat Tv series, it means all the old VHS or DVD`s
Website: Flatmatters
Food: Italian food for sure
Person on instagram: Kio Hayakawa
Travel destination: Hawaii
Riders to ride with: All the new Japanese young guns
A little video of the second jam we had in Cameroon, sharing the parts to all those riders who need it.
A couple of weeks ago while getting ready for our Q&A video, I had the pleasure of reciving the visit of Shisang who recently moved to Germany to study.
Name: Chad Cowell
Age: 20
Hometown: Lichfield, England
Hook-ups/Sponsors: Selwyn Hughes
The FAT favorites list:
-Spot to ride: Staff Trails
-BMX video: Ranch Hand
-Food: Fried Chicken
With the release of our latest run of United Incarnate V2 frames we have introduced a couple of smaller top tube sizes to accommodate for all the younger riders out there. These include 20" and 20.5" top tubes across all 3 colours.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.