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Even though Greece's Thanos Grantzas has only been riding a couple of years, he's already killing it.
The GT Airshow (and unplanned firework show) was an all-out indoor frenzy! After the weather dumped rain on everything the ramps were moved indoors and Swampfest continued! Hit play and watch how the final jam of the event went down…
Every meal leaves some crumbs, here's what was left over from a recent trip to Arizona while filming for 'F-IT ALL'.
Started on the Monster Army, now he’s here! UNLEASHED welcomes BMX innovator and X Games medalist Jeremy Malott from Lake Havasu City, Arizona. Podcast hosts The Dingo and Danny interview the 24-year-old ripper, who rose all the way through the Monster Army amateur program to become a headline pro rider.
Started on the Monster Army, now he’s here! Monster Energy is proud to welcome BMX trick innovator and X Games medalist Jeremy Malott on Episode 28 of the sports and pop culture podcast UNLEASHED with The Dingo and Danny. Released today across Monster Energy’s social media channels, the latest one-hour episode sits down with the 24-year-old BMX talent from Lake Havasu City, Arizona. In his ongoing career, Malott started as an entry-level rider on the Monster Army amateur program. He advanced all the way through the ranks and made his debut as a fully sponsored Monster Energy pro rider in 2021 thanks to his constant drive for progression.
“There are infinite tricks that you can learn. There’s so much possibility. There’s never a stopping point in progression!” said Malott on the new episode of UNLEASHED.
BMX fans can now hit the play button (and Like and Subscribe) on Episode 28 of UNLEASHED featuring Malott. Released today, the new podcast recorded at Studio M inside Monster Energy headquarters in Corona, California, is streaming on all major platforms, including Spotify, iTunes, and YouTube.
Growing up in California’s High Desert, Malott began competing in motocross and BMX races at age 10. But once he discovered freestyle BMX, especially technical aerials, there was no holding back: Malott wrote BMX history by landing the world’s first 360 Triple Whip to Bar Spin and took first-place trophies in Best Trick events across the globe. Over the years, he paid his dues as a Monster Army recruit and
Who's got good scouting talent? Who knows how to coach BMX Freestyle? Who's looking for a BMX Freestyle job? Read on to see if this is something you fancy.
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Salary: £27,000 Per Annum
Benefits: Competitive Salary, Company Pension Scheme, 25 Days Holiday, Free Race Gold membership, Free Eye Test, Employee Assistance Programme
Application form: RoleProfile-TalentDevelopmentCoach-BMXFSV2.pdf
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The Role: Talent Development Coach - BMX Freestyle
Following the success at the Tokyo Olympic Games, British Cycling turns its attention to Paris 2024,
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International Olympic Committee launches new four-sport Olympic qualifier series for Paris 2024
The International Olympic Committee (IOC) is launching a new four-sport Olympic qualifier series for Paris 2024. This is an Olympic Agenda 2020+5 project, which was presented today to the IOC Executive Board. The new IOC-led Olympic qualifier series will include four sports – BMX freestyle, breaking, skateboarding, and sport climbing. The series of three festival-style events will bring together the best athletes from each of the four sports in one urban park, as they compete to qualify for the Olympic Games Paris 2024. Hosted in compact city centre venues over four days, between March and June 2024, the festivals will offer a new Olympic experience to fans from around the world, blending sport with music, art and culture.
The qualifier series builds on recommendation 6 of Olympic Agenda 2020+5 “Enhance and promote the road to the Olympic Games.” The IOC will work closely with the four partner International Federations – the International Federation of Sport Climbing, the Union Cycliste Internationale, the World DanceSport Federation and World Skate, which will remain responsible for the running of their respective competitions – to use the power of the Olympic brand in order to enhance the exposure of the athletes and their journeys on the road to Paris 2024. These three events will form part of the respective Paris 2024 qualification systems for each sport.
Results UEC BMX European Cup - Round 2 HC, Verona, Italy. Sunday 03 April 2022.
Elite Men:
1 Leo GAROYAN FRA 200.00 UCI Ranking points
2 Sylvain ANDRE FRA 172.00
3 Ross CULLEN GBR 148.00
4 Jay SCHIPPERS NED 127.00
5 Michael BIAS NZL 109.00
6 Eddy CLERTE FRA 94.00
7 Mathis RAGOT RICHARD FRA 81.00
8 Dave VAN DER BURG NED 70.00
9 Romain MAYET FRA 66.00
10 Justin KIMMANN NED 66.00
11 Dylan GOBERT FRA 62.00
12 Romain MAHIEU FRA 62.00
13 Gil BRUNNER SUI 58.00
14 Paddy SHARROCK GBR 58.00
15 Niek KIMMANN NED 54.00
16 Mitchel SCHOTMAN NED 54.00
17 Simba DARNAND FRA
18 Tatyan LUI HIN TSAN FRA
19 Diego Alejandro ARBOLEDA OSPINA COL
20 Giacomo FANTONI ITA
21 Marco JÄCKEL GER
22 Arthur PILARD FRA
23 Cédric BUTTI SUI
24 Kye WHYTE GBR
25 Julian SCHMIDT GER
26 Liam WEBSTER GER
27 Martti SCIORTINO ITA
28 Ruben GOMMERS BEL
29 Romain RACINE FRA
30 Vincent PELLUARD COL
31 Jakob BERNHART GER
32 Hugo MARSZALEK FRA
33 Renaud BLANC SUI
34 Kasper OLSSON DEN
35 Carlos Alberto RAMIREZ YEPES COL
36 Philip SCHAUB GER
37 Matéo COLSENET FRA
38 Stefan HEIL GER
39 Macleo MEYNIER FRA
40 Thibaut STOFFELS BEL
41 Jérémy RENCUREL FRA
42 Pietro BERTAGNOLI ITA
43 Aston WYPYCH-COLES AUS
44 Arthur CLAESSENS SUI
45 Robin GENESTRONI FRA
46 Quillan ISIDORE GBR
47 Loris AEBERHARD SUI
48 Corentin DUBOIS FRA
49 Matthijs VERHOEVEN BEL
50 Ugo BALLERINI SUI
Elite Women:
1 Zoe CLAESSENS SUI 200.00 UCI Ranking points
2 Bethany SHRIEVER GBR 172.00
3 Laura SMULDERS NED 148.00
4 Saya SAKAKIBARA AUS 127.00
5 Camille MAIRE FRA 109.00
6 Thalya BURFORD SUI 94.00
7 Andrea ESCOBAR YEPES COL 81.00
8 Nadine AEBERHARD SUI 70.00
9 Judy BAAUW NED 66.00
10 Tessa MARTINEZ FRA 66.00
11 Manon VEENSTRA NED 62.00
12 Domenica Michelle AZUERO GONZALEZ ECU 62.00
13 Mathilde DOUDOUX FRA 58.00
14 Sae HATAKEYAMA JPN 58.00
15 Gabriela BOLLE CARRILLO COL 54.00
16 Christa VON NIEDERHÄUSERN SUI 54.00
17 Dorte BALLE DEN
Junior Men:
1 Jaymio BRINK NED 50.00 UCI Ranking points
2 Tommaso FRIZZARIN ITA 43.00
3 Albert GROPPO ITA 37.00
4 Louis KASPER SUI 32.00
5 Enzo LECLERC FRA 27.00
6 Miquel HERNANDEZ GALLEGO ESP 24.00
7 Marek NEUŽIL CZE 21.00
8 Lucas MUES GER 18.00
9 Casper PIPERS NED 16.00
10 Jason NOORDAM NED 16.00
11 Baptiste JUPILLE FRA 15.00
12 Arthur CHAVANON FRA 15.00
13 Seppe LAENEN BEL 14.00
14 Julian BIJSTERBOSCH NED 14.00
15 Filib STEINER SUI 13.00
16 Pierre GEISSE FRA 13.00
Junior Women:
1 Valerie VOSSEN BEL 50.00 UCI Ranking points
2 Sabina KOŠÁRKOVÁ CZE 43.00
3 Dominika MANIKOVÁ SVK 37.00
4 Yvette DE WAARD NED 32.00
5 Aiko GOMMERS BEL 27.00
6 Ava BROWN GBR 24.00
7 Kim VAN LAAR NED 21.00
8 Robyn GOMMERS BEL 18.00
9 Agathe BODINEAU FRA 16.00
10 Felicia KLINGSTRÖM SWE 16.00
11 Laurine CROZET FRA 15.00
12 Pauline PEYRARD FRA 15.00
13 Morgan HASLAM GBR 14.00
14 Lissi VAN SCHIJNDEL NED 14.00
15 Merel VAN GASTEL BEL 13.00
16 Lena BAUER AUT 13.00
Under 23 Men:
1 Magnus DYHRE DEN 67.00 UCI Ranking points
2 Giacomo GARGAGLIA ITA 57.00
3 Theo THOUIN FRA 49.00
4 Ynze OEGEMA NED 42.00
5 Leonardo CANTIERO ITA 36.00
6 Mathijn BOGAERT BEL 31.00
7 Matthew GILSTON GBR 27.00
8 Bart VAN BEMMELEN NED 23.00
9 Gabriel AVELLANEDA MONTESINOS ESP 22.00
10 Juan Esteban NARANJO MURILLO COL 22.00
11 Riccardo RIZZARDI ITA 20.00
12 Marc ROMAN MARTINEZ ESP 20.00
13 Matteo TUGNOLO ITA 18.00
14 Pablo GARCIA MARCOS ESP 18.00
15 Nathanaël DIEUAIDE FRA 16.00
16 Anaia ISTIL FRA 16.00
Under 23 Women:
1 Indy SCHEEPERS NED 67.00 UCI Ranking points
2 Michelle WISSING NED 57.00
3 Francesca CINGOLANI FERREIRA ITA 49.00
4 Eliška BARTUŇKOVÁ CZE 42.00
5 Emma JOUTEAU FRA 36.00
6 Eloïse DONZALLAZ SUI 31.00
7 Chloe BREHIN FRA 27.00
8 Mariona CALVIS GARCIA ESP 23.00
9 Adriana DOMINGUEZ BERNAL ESP 22.00
10 Leila HENRY SUI 22.00
11 Marta CALVIS GARCIA ESP 20.00
12 Zoé HAPKA FRA 20.00
13 Amber WALRAVENS NED 18.00
Pic by UEC
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.