Some events mark a turning point, and the first Kids Street BMX Jam organised by 360 BS, in collaboration with Álvaro Esquivel and Oskar Fuertes, proved that the future of BMX is brighter than ever. With a format never seen before, the event brought together 47 riders under the age of 16, making it the world's first street BMX jam dedicated exclusively to the next generation of riders.
Young BMX riders travelled from all over Catalonia, as well as from across Spain, including Zamora, Madrid and Bilbao, to be part of a unique experience where the goal went far beyond competition. It was about sharing a passion, making new friends and showing that BMX continues to grow thanks to an incredibly talented new generation.
I flew to the last X-Games stop which was the world championships. We had a lot of fun and I’m very grateful to be part of womens BMX!
Watch the Top 3 Medal Runs from Stake BMX Dirt Best Trick competition at the 2026 MoonPay X Games League Championship in NOLA!
Watch the Top 3 Medal Runs from Stake Men's BMX Park competition at the 2026 MoonPay X Games League Championship in NOLA!
Watch the full Stake Men's BMX Dirt Best Trick competition from MoonPay X Games League Summer Championship 2026!
Watch the full Stake Men's BMX Dirt competition from MoonPay X Games League Summer Championship 2026!
Behind the Scenes at the 2026 UCI World Championships | BMX Racing
It's official - Jack Hennicke is Pro for Rixin Bikes! Jack has been on a hell of a roll for a while, so it's great to see him level up, especially off the back of his knee injury. To celebrate, watch a fresh three minutes from the man himself. That last rail combo was too nice.
It’s been a little over a year and it’s time to have this fully out in the world. Thank you anyone who supported the project. If you showed up to a premiere, bought the video, bought a shirt, or watched it with your friends you guys are the reason this is possible.
Here follow along with Chad Powers while we go BMX picking! First episode.. we will do better next time!
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.