Bart de Jong
Highlight video of the 2014 Voodoo Jam! Voodoo Jam was created in 2004 to bring the best BMX Flatland Athletes from around the world and showcase them on the highest platform possible.
For the past 15 years Voodoo Jam has been one of the most anticipated dates on flatland BMX riders’ calendars, and this year will be no different when the event returns to Generations Hall on Saturday, August 17. Voodoo Jam started in 2004 as a way for local flatland riders to gather and compete – it now attracts participants from all over the world, including riders from as far away as France, Peru and Thailand. The NORA CUP Flatlander of the Year award will also be handed out during the event.
Started by NOLA native Scott O’Brien and X Games gold medalist and two-time NORA Cup Champion Terry Adams who has competed in the event since its inception, Voodoo Jam brings the flatland BMX
Racen tegen de beste BMX'er van Nederland // Generatie Goud - Niek Kimmann by Qmusic - Nederland (Dutch)
(Dutch) In Generatie Goud duikt Q-dj Joost Swinkels een dag in het leven van een jonge topsporter die op jacht is naar Olympisch goud. In de tweede aflevering probeert Joost te racen tegen Niek Kimmann de nummer 1 BMX'er van Nederland. Ook neemt hij een kijkje bij Niek thuis.
2019 RedTip Productions
Follow my week in Zolder, Belgium on the lead up/ preparations to race day of the 2019 UCI BMX World Championships.
The world's greatest bmx analyst is back again!
SMOOCH ft. Steve Churchill, Stephan August, Andy Garcia and Ayden Shea - @strangerco
Vans BMX would like to welcome the 2018 Vans Pro Cup Mexico stop winner, Angie Marino, to the Vans Global BMX Team. Vans is honored to include a leader, role model, and creative ripper the likes of Angie as the first woman in our BMX family. Welcome, Angie.
2019 UCI bmx World Championships Zolder Belgium | JEREMY SMITH BMX
Somebody locked young Stu in the Source BMX park and he came back with this four minute belter of an edit. Look for more of Big Stuart Chisholm at this year's Battle Of Hastings, as he'll be part of the Wildcard Team for the second year straight.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.