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The Hot Wheels Junior Series rolled through 3rd Lair in Minneapolis…
The Hot Wheels Junior Series rolled through 3rd Lair in Minneapolis! Here’s a look at what went down as the young guns took to the course!
“The Hot Wheels Junior Series stop at 3rd Lair in Minneapolis, MN is in the books. Check the full results and register for future stops at hotwheelsjrseries.com.” – Woodward
Brandon Loupos is heading back home with a gold medal after winning X Games 2018 BMX Dirt Finals!
Last night was the BMX Dirt Finals at X Games 2018 in Minneapolis! With 10 amazing riders that were ready to drop in on the roll-in, things heated up quick with a ton of wild riding going down and some really great runs being put together. In the end, Brandon Loupos ended up on top with Logan Martin and Brian Fox coming in behind him. Check out the full replay above, or you can check out the best runs below from the top 3!
“Brandon Loupos wins the gold medal in BMX Dirt at X Games Minneapolis 2018.” – X Games
“Logan Martin wins the silver medal in BMX Dirt at X Games Minneapolis 2018.”
“Brian Fox wins the bronze medal in BMX Dirt at X Games Minneapolis 2018.”
Fruit of the Loom BMX Dirt Final Results
1. Brandon Loupos, 95.00 (AUS)
2. Logan Martin, 94.00 (AUS)
3. Brian Fox, 92.33 (AUS)
4. Colton Walker, 91.66 (USA)
5. Kyle Baldock, 91.33 (AUS)
6. Mike Varga, 89.66 (CAN)
7. Daniel Sandoval, 88.66 (USA)
8. Leandro Moreira, 87.00 (BRA)
9. Dawid Godziek, 86.33 (POL)
10. Pat Casey, 86.00 (USA)
Want to learn how to Superbike Slide? Tate Roskelley can teach you…
We were never quite sure what Tate Roskelley called those slides he did, but now we know. 5050 BMX caught up with Tate to have him teach everyone how to do a Superbike Slide. This has a bunch of examples and some good tips on how to get it done. This is definitely one of those tricks you’re going to have to do a few times to figure out, but it looks awesome, so it’s definitely worth learning. Check it!
“Tate Roskelley gives you step by step instruction on his signature move the Superbike Slide! Get out there and learn it!” – 5050 BMX
Dave Krone coming in hot with a mix of his Instagram clips…
You can’t go wrong with some Dave Krone footage. Here’s a fresh mix of his Instagram clips that he’s been busy stacking during street and skatepark sessions since last year. As always, Dave brings a ton of style and creativity to his riding, keeping things interesting from the first clip to the last. You won’t be disappointed with this one.
“ In the beginning of 2017 Navaz gave me his old iPhone to start an Instagram. Ive been using it to film my biking and make little dittys. Here is all the footage on it from the last year with some of my drawings incorporated. Thanks to anyone who supported me this last year on my bike.” – Dave Krone
Song: Alt J-Breezeblocks
Chad Kerley comes out on top during the X Games 2018 BMX Street Finals!
Yesterday was the BMX Street Finals at the X Games and the deck was completely loaded with the top street riders in the world. When you drop that much talent on a course like the one the X Games built, it’s safe to say you’re going to see a ton of wild riding and that was exactly what went down. Chad Kerley ended up on top, beating out Garrett Reynolds and Devon Smillie! Above is Chad’s winning run and below you can find Garrett and Devon’s 2nd and 3rd place runs. You can also check out the full live replay if you want to see everything that went down.
“Chad Kerley wins the gold medal in Men’s BMX Street at X Games Minneapolis 2018.”
“Garrett Reynolds wins the silver medal in Men’s BMX Street at X Games Minneapolis 2018.”
“Devon Smillie wins the bronze medal in BMX Street at X Games Minneapolis 2018.”
BMX Street Final Results
1. Chad Kerley, 92.33 (USA)
2. Garrett Reynolds, 91.33 (USA)
3. Devon Smillie, 88.66 (USA)
4. Dennis Enarson, 87.00 (USA)
5. Sean Ricany, 84.00 (USA)
6. Felix Pragenberg, 83.00 (GER)
7. Bruno Hoffman, 82.00 (GER)
8. Nathan Williams, 80.66 (USA)
9. Corey Martinez, 80.33 (USA)
10. Colin Varanyak, 78.00 (USA)
11. Dakota Roche, 76.66 (USA)
12. Simone Barranco, 60.00 (ITA)
Alex Hiam only needed one run to shut things down!
Last night was the Dave Mirra Best Trick contest at X Games 2018 in Minneapolis and the deck was stacked with some of the wildest ramp riders in world on the deck. Alex Hiam made the trip from Australia specifically for this contest and it’s safe to say he came fully prepared. Alex dropped in on his first attempt and dropped an absolute HAMMER that shot him straight to the top of the scoreboard. Check out what Alex threw down in the clip above! You can also find the full replay from the contest below
Dave Mirra’s BMX Park Best Trick Final Results
1. Alex Haim, 90.00 (AUS)
2. Logan Martin, 87.66 (AUS)
3. Alex Nikulin, 87.66 (RUS)
4. Kyle Baldock, 85.66 (AUS)
5. Colton Walker, 85.66 (USA)
6. Kevin Peraza, 85.00 (USA)
7. Daniel Dhers, 73.33 (VEN)
8. Pat Casey, 0.00 (USA)
Check out all the action from the X Games 2018 BMX Big Air Finals!
Last night was the BMX Big Air Finals at X Games 2018 in Minneapolis. As always, the deck was filled with some of the gnarliest riders that aren’t scared to go insanely big with some high risk, high reward action. Above is the full replay of the broadcast, but you can check out the top 3 runs from James Foster, Morgan Wade and Vince Byron! As always, this is insane from the tricks being done to the amount of air these guys are getting. So crazy. Check it!
“Watch the spoiler-free full broadcast of BMX Big Air at X Games Minneapolis 2018.”
“James Foster wins the gold medal in BMX Big Air at X Games Minneapolis 2018.”
“Morgan Wade wins the silver medal in BMX Big Air at X Games Minneapolis 2018.”
“Vince Byron wins the bronze medal in BMX Big Air at X Games Minneapolis 2018.”
The Real Cost BMX Big Air Final Results
1. James Foster, 89.33 (USA)
2. Morgan Wade, 87.66 (USA)
3. Vince Byron, 85.66 (AUS)
4. Mykel Larrin, 83.00 (USA)
5. Zack Warden, 81.00 (USA)
6. Ryan Williams, 78.33 (AUS)
7. Douglas Oliveira, 76.33 (BRA)
8. Colton Satterfield, 48.33 (USA)
The ladies had a big jam on the X Games Park Course…
Last year the X Games held a Women’s Demo and it went awesome. They brought it back once again for 2018 and there was no shortage of talent coming in from all around the world for the jam. Above is a highlight reel from the session giving you a look at what went down! After you check that out, you should check out the video featuring Nina Buitrago below pushing to make the women’s event a legit contest. There’s a ton of ladies throwing down some incredible riding and it’s safe to say having an actual event would definitely be a good idea.
“Watch the ladies shred the 2018 X Games course. Riders include Angie Marino, Nina Buitrago, Maca Perez, Elizaveta Posadskikh, Charlotte Worthington, and more!” – Vital BMX
“After working with X Games for fourteen years, women’s BMX advocate Nina Buitrago believes the time is now to make things official. Currently, the women do a demo on the park course. Nina – and the rest of the ladies – think it’s time to move forward and put some medals on the line. Watch and check out her thoughts!” – Vital BMX
