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2025 BMX Park Results Chilean National Championships - Park Raque Urbano Estadio Nacional Santiago, Chile 20 - 21 December 2025.

Men Park:
1 Ivan GALDAMES SALAZAR 26 CHI 91,00 200
2 Jose CEDANO CABRERA 28 CHI 90,83 160
3 Jeremias RIOS PROVOSTE 23 CHI 86,33 130
4 Diego GALDAMES SALAZAR 30 CHI 86,00 110
5 Gaspar BECERRA MARTINEZ 20 CHI 84,83 90
6 Renato BUSTOS MUÑOZ 23 CHI 77,00 70
7 Benjamin NIETO ALCAYAGA 27 CHI 75,33 50
8 Sebastian SAN MARTIN GAETE 25 CHI 70,00 30

There has always been a connection between Motocross and BMX. In fact, motocross was the inspiration for BMX to start with. The handlebars, the bike control, the feeling, there are a lot of similarities, but also a lot of differences. Where the dirt bike gets controlled by the right wrist, the bike needs to be pedaled for speed and thrown around by all muscles in the body. 2024 FIM 250 World Champion Kay de Wolf and 2025 3rd place finisher in the MXGP class Glenn Coldenhoff joined a session at Area 51 in Eindhoven, set up by Philip de Jong. Bart Nelissen and his brother Mark joined as well as Tom van den Bogaard who managed to show a trick or two to the world class motocross racers.

Kay de Wolf’s Factory Husqvarna was traded in for a Mankind loaner. Glenn brought his own Meybo, which he had not touched since a corona session at the Flame Trails, and also preferred a freestyle bike instead. Just rolling around the park getting used to the bike and the ramps was nice. Area51 has a lot to offer and steps can be made quickly.

On Sunday, December 14, the Skateland BMX Open took place at Skateland Rotterdam. Around 35 riders participated in the event, divided into a pro and an amateur category. Seven riders competed in the pro class, with the remaining riders entering the amateur category. The BMX Open combined a traditional contest format with runs and a jam format, where riders judged each others runs. During the jam sessions, riders were evaluated on their progression compared to their initial scores, under the supervision of international judge Stuart Gibson and MC Thomas van Bemmelen.

The BMX Open was all about community and good vibes. The atmosphere remained positive throughout the day, with riders and spectators spread across the park.

C1 Results BMX Park Taubaté, São Paulo, Brazil 14 December 2025

Men Park:
1 Mike VARGA 29 CAN 88.50 200 UCI Ranking points
2 Felipe Herison ALVES ALEXANDRE 26 BRA 88.13 160
3 Daniel SANDOVAL 31 USA 88.00 130
4 Luis RINCON REYES 27 COL 87.67 110
5 Bryce TRYON 25 USA 86.67 90
6 Aleksandr MOLLAEV 23 *** 85.67 70
7 Jeffrey WHALEY 29 CAN 84.33 50
8 Gustavo BATISTA DE OLIVEIRA 23 BRA 82.67 30
9 Cauan MADONA PONTES DO NASCIMENTO 31 BRA 80.67 20
10 Caio DE OLIVEIRA SOUSA 32 BRA 80.00 10
11 Xavier WRIGHT 21 CAN 74.33
12 Ivan GALDAMES SALAZAR 26 CHI 12.33

On Saturday, December 13, the Dutch National BMX Street Championship took place at Skateland Rotterdam. The KNWU-sanctioned national championship brought together 16 pro riders and attracted around one hundred spectators throughout the day. With a recently updated course and a strong competitive atmosphere, Skateland once again confirmed its role as the permanent home of the Dutch BMX Street Nationals. Defending champion Mika Bunkers attempted to retain his title but ultimately finished in fifth place. One of the highlights of the event was the return of former winner Joeri Veul, who, after years of rehabilitation following a cerebral hemorrhage, impressively claimed a spot on the podium with a third-place finish. The national title ultimately went to Kimo van Hulst from Heinkenszand.

C1 results Copa Venezuela BMX Freestyle Maracaibo Zulia, Venezuela 14 December 2025

Men Park:
1 Edy Jose ALVIAREZ SANCHEZ 43 VEN 74,70 200
2 Luis Arturo GONZALEZ RODRÍGUEZ 33 VEN 72,50 160
3 Anthony Gregorio CASTRO CASTILLO 21 VEN 66,00 130
4 Karl Miguelangel MARIN URBINA 18 VEN 43,23 110
5 Cesar Arturo ARVELO MOLINA 29 VEN 32,10 90
6 Danilo Willians LOYO DURAND 36 VEN 26,06 70
7 Denny Jose GONZALEZ ROJAS 55 VEN 24,87 50
8 Yoryi Jesus JIMENEZ JIMENEZ 32 VEN 13,84 30

Women Park:

The 2025 UCI BMX Freestyle World Cup season signed off in Sakai, Japan, with the Park and Flatland champs finally locked in. The third and last stop of the tour rolled into the Urban Sports Park — the relocated Tokyo 2020 setup — and this quiet town of 25,000 suddenly felt like the center of the freestyle universe. After Montpellier and Shanghai, this was the final chance for riders to scoop up those precious UCI World Cup points.

BMX Park Men

The men’s title fight boiled down to Justin Dowell (USA), Anthony Jeanjean (FRA), and home hero Rim Nakamura (JPN). All three survived the early rounds and lined up for one last showdown. From the first drops it was clear no one was cruising today — everyone was swinging for the fences.

Dowell’s day ended way too early after a heavy slam on the step-down spine. The crash ended both his final and his shot at the overall title, landing him in 12th. Jeanjean rode clean and steady, but the big surprise came from two former scooter killers — Jordan Clark and Jude Jones — both from Great Britain and both suddenly looking like they’ve been BMX Park lifers. Jude threw down the winning run of the day, bagging his first World Cup win. Jordan, fresh off a 2nd place at the World Skate Scooter World Championships earlier in the week (also in Sakai), doubled up with another 2nd place on Sunday. Nick Bruce (USA) backed it up with a strong 3rd.

2025 UCI BMX Freestyle World Cup Rankings – Flatland Men

1 (–) Yu Shoji (JPN), 23 — 2770
2 (+1) Yu Katagiri (JPN), 20 — 2590
3 (-1) Julien Baran (FRA), 20 — 2000
4 (+3) Alvaro Hernandez del Pozo (ESP), 30 — 1860
5 (+3) Dustyn Alt (GER), 34 — 1710
6 (-1) Anatole Rahain (FRA), 27 — 1590
7 (-1) Jigen Omotehara (JPN), 19 — 1580
8 (-4) Alexandre Jumelin (FRA), 48 — 1490
9 (–) Jean-François Boulianne (CAN), 40 — 1130
10 (–) Ryo Katagiri (JPN), 25 — 900
11 (+1) Pakphum Poosa-Art (THA), 41 — 900
12 (+2) Alberto Moya Fernandez (ESP), 35 — 830
13 (–) Ren Oshima (JPN), 23 — 820
14 (-4) Kio Hayakawa (JPN), 23 — 770
15 (–) Takatora Hishikawa (JPN), 15 — 720
16 (-5) Vladimir Isaev (Neutral), 30 — 700

2025 UCI BMX Freestyle World Cup Rankings – Men Park

1 (+2) Anthony Jeanjean (FRA), 27 — 2490
2 (-1) Justin Dowell (USA), 25 — 2160
3 (+2) Rimu Nakamura (JPN), 23 — 2140
4 (+2) Jose Torres Gil (ARG), 30 — 1810
5 (-3) Marcus Christopher (USA), 23 — 1770
6 (+2) Nick Bruce (USA), 33 — 1630
7 (-3) Dylan Hessey (GBR), 22 — 1540
8 (-1) Maxime Chalifour (CAN), 26 — 1440
9 (+9) Jordan Clark (GBR), 26 — 1330
10 (+1) Gustavo Batista de Oliveira (BRA), 23 — 1160
11 (+23) Jude Jones (GBR), 24 — 1052
12 (–) Alec Danelutti (AUS), 25 — 720
13 (-4) Logan Martin (AUS), 32 — 720
14 (-4) Kenneth Tencio Esquivel (CRC), 32 — 710
15 (+17) Kaede Ozawa (JPN), 18 — 645
16 (+3) Bryce Tryon (USA), 25 — 557

Results UCI BMX Freestyle World Cup - Park & Flatland Sakai, Japan 27-30 November 2025

Men Park:
1 – Jude Jones GBR 24 – 1000 UCI Ranking points
2 – Jordan Clark GBR 26 – 900
3 – Nick Bruce USA 33 – 820
4 – Anthony Jeanjean FRA 27 – 770
5 – Alec Danelutti AUS 25 – 720
6 – Rimu Nakamura JPN 23 – 670
7 – Gustavo Batista de Oliveira BRA 23 – 620
8 – Kaede Ozawa JPN 18 – 570
9 – Jose Torres Gil ARG 30 – 520
10 – Maxime Chalifour CAN 26 – 470
11 – Samual Grace AUS 22 – 430
12 – Justin Dowell USA 25 – 390
13 – Irek Rizaev *** 28 – 350
14 – Luca Bertrand FRA 23 – 310
15 – Nikita Fominov *** 26 – 270