Name: Merle van Benthem
Cycling Australia and BMX Australia are pleased to confirm the Elite & U19 riders selected for the Australian team to contest the UCI BMX World
The NBL Freedom Nationals, held at NOVA BMX in Woodbridge, Virginia, May 8-9, drew one of the largest crowds for any National race this year. According to outside estimates, the race attracted over 1000 racers and fans to take part in some exciting East Coast racing. The fifth race of the season for the NBL’s Elite Series, the Freedom Nationals, featured more than 500 fast Pros and top amateur riders from across the country on a newly rebuilt, lightning fast track. The Saturday evening Pro Spectacular began with
Name: Desmond Tessemaker
Name: Jordy van der Heijden
These UCI Supercross races are exciting. After seeing round one in Madrid I was hooked and booked a flight to Denmark for Round number two. Left early on Friday morning to see if I could catch some of the time trials action on Friday afternoon. After a bit of miscommunication with this stupid ass Turkish taxi driver that didn´t speak English I arrived at the hotel, and not the track. Valuable time was lost but I decided to check in first and then grab a cab to the track. The time trials were going on in full swing as I tried to figure out where everything was. After picking up the media pass and a sweet red photo bib (I “love” these things) I made it to the Supercross track, not to be confused with the motocross track that was located right next to it. Anyway, Afro Bob told me I arrived just in time to see the fast men do their fastest laps.
Maris Strombergs (LAT) won another UCI BMX Supercross World Cup. With this victory the current Olympic Champion also leads the 2010 World Cup standing after two events. Laëtitia le Corguillé (FRA) was the best in the women’s event. With this top performance the French rider wins her second World Cup in a row, an impressive performance by the 2008 Olympic silver medallist. In a build up to the 2012 Olympic Games the UCI BMX Supercross World Cups are growing in importance and popularity.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.