2021 USA BMX Spring Classic Nationals Day 2 Live from Phoenix, Arizona.
2021 USA BMX Circle City Nationals Day 2. Live from Dothan, Alabama.
2021 USA BMX Circle City Nationals Pre Race and Pro Racing Day 1 from Dothan, Alabama.
2021 USA BMX Sooner Nationals Day 3 Pro Open results. Sunday 14 February 2021.
1) KAMREN LARSEN 21 1 BAKERSFIELD CA 15550221 338 UCI
2) JACOB PEEBLES 30 2 ROCKLIN CA 10126632 916 NC
3) NICK DAWSON 23 3 PITTSBURGH PA 18690143 810 NAT
4) ELLIOT MCGRATH 28 4 ELK RIVER MN 14881444 763 UCI
5) DAMIEN LACOMBE 32 5 DALLAS TX PREMIER RACING NATIONAL TEAM 10126641 641 UCI
6) JASON CROUCH 39 6 GEORGETOWN TX 00980626 15 NAT
7) CARLY KANE 19 7 GUILFORD IN DK BICYCLES 19380235 77 NAT
2021 USA BMX Sooner Nationals Day 3
Live from Tulsa, Oklahoma
Take a ride along my GoPro for Day 1 of the Sooner Nationals in Tulsa, OK.
Live from Cape Coral, Florida.
2021 USA BMX Winter Nationals Day 2
2021 USA BMX Winter Nationals Day 1
This year was like no other, and due to COVID-19 restrictions like most sporting spaces, BMX local tracks closed this spring, giving USA BMX members no place to practice or race. To safely get members back on bikes and back to the tracks, USA BMX worked side-by-side with their 320 tracks to ensure members a safe return to the track. To assist tracks with sorting through local rules and regulations from multiple jurisdictions and authorities, the USA BMX team created tools to guide track operators step-by-step through this challenging process with "Ready to Race" guidelines, marketing, and educational resources. The launch of the safety tool kit was just the beginning of a new 2020 for USA BMX. The following months led to safely running 21 stops of the national series, launching a virtual amateur freestyle series ending with an in-person national championship, an extended partnership with Mongoose and USA BMX Foundation, and successfully closing the national championships at the Grand Nationals.
"The USA BMX team has a successful track record of running events, growing members, and pushing the
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