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Brian Tunney is back with a new one from his Spring sessions!
Here’s the latest from Brian Tunney giving us a look at what he has been getting into the past few months during his flatland sessions in his garage. As always, Brian puts together a bunch of great combos for you to enjoy with a laid back vibe. You can get a full break down of each clip down below. Check it!
From Osaka straight to Salt Lake City for the X Games.
Last weekend the X Games, and now not even a week later they’re in Salt Lake City with all the heavy hitters ready to go. The practice footage is starting to roll in, so we’ll compile the videos we find from those sessions here. Check out some street practice above, then a park course preview below!
Matt Perkins and crew cruise Toronto!
Matt Perkins has been on the move lately! He was recently in Singapore, now he has a new video from some time he spent in Toronto cruising spots with friends. Here is over 11 minutes of footage he collected during the trip for your viewing pleasure! No shortage of great riding to enjoy here.
Check out Zac Mealman’s new one for Cult!
Here’s a fresh one from Cult featuring Zac Mealman going to work on street spots rain or shine. Zac puts all four pegs to proper use for this one, so get on that play button and enjoy!
Filmed & Edited by Ryan Howard
Additional Filming by Eddie Cuellar
Check out what went down during the BMX Street contest at X Games Osaka 2025!
When it comes to heavy hitters, the BMX Street contest at X Games Osaka 2025 had no shortage. Check out all of the action from the full contest above to see what all 8 riders threw down. You can also check out the shorter top 3 runs highlight video below. Get on it!
“Watch the full BMX Street competition from X Games Osaka 2025 in Japan!
How medal event is judged:
Playoffs: 1 heat of 8 athletes with 2 runs each (0:45 seconds maximum per run), best run counts. Runs will be scored 1-100. Athletes ranked 1-4 will advance to the final.
Finals: Athlete scores are reset to zero after playoffs. 1 heat of 4 athletes with 2 runs each (0:45 seconds maximum per run), best run counts. Runs will be scored 1-100.
BMX street contests approximate the most common form of urban BMX riding, utilizing obstacles common to city settings – like handrails, stairs, ledges, benches and outdoor tables – on a purpose-built course. Competitors do an assortment of grinds, tailwhips, rotations, gap-to-obstacles tricks and more on the course, often combining multiple maneuvers into a single trick. BMX street requires a high level of creativity, adaptability and technical skills, as riders must navigate the urban landscape and perform tricks with precision and control. In competitions, judges evaluate the difficulty, execution and originality of tricks.” – X Games
Check out the Top 3 runs below!
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Check out all of the riding from the BMX Park contest at X Games Osaka 2025!
The deck was stacked for the BMX Park competition at X Games Osaka 2025, and it’s safe to say it was another wild one. Check out everything that went down in the full live replay above. You can also find the top 3 runs in the shorter highlight video down below!
“Watch the full BMX Park competition from X Games Osaka 2025 in Japan!
How medal event is judged:
Playoffs: 1 heat of 8 athletes with 2 runs each (0:45 seconds maximum per run), best run counts. Runs will be scored 1-100. Athletes ranked 1-4 will advance to the final.
Finals: Athlete scores are reset to zero after playoffs. 1 heat of 4 athletes with 2 runs each (0:45 seconds maximum per run), best run counts. Runs will be scored 1-100.
Park is a style of BMX riding featuring a variety of obstacles such as ramps, bowls, quarterpipes and box jumps arranged in a challenging and creative layout. Riders use these obstacles to perform a variety of tricks, airs and grinds, incorporating a majority or all features into a single run. Using the contours of the course to gain speed instead of pedaling (pedaling usually detracts from scores), X Games Park riders use the obstacles for the air necessary to do huge tricks like 720s, double tailwhip combos and various inverts. Competitors are judged based on the execution of maneuvers, degree of difficulty, variety, flow, originality, style and amplitude (height of airs).”
Check out what went down during the Dave Mirra BMX Park Best Trick contest at X Games Osaka 2025!
All the footage from the X Games Osaka 2025 contest is starting to pour in. The Dave Mirra BMX Park Best Trick contest was another one we knew would get crazy before anyone even dropped in. Here is a look at every single trick that was thrown down in the full live replay. If you don’t have time for all 35 minutes, you can check out the top 3 own below!
“How medal event is judged:
1 heat of 8 athletes in a 20 minute jam session taking as many attempts as possible within the allotted time. Best trick counts, athletes ranked 1-8.
Park Best Trick is a BMX discipline held on a park course, which features a variety of obstacles such as ramps, bowls and quarterpipes. Riders use one of these obstacles to perform their single most difficult trick, and judges score the trick based on difficulty, originality (never-been-done tricks are handsomely rewarded), amplitude and style.” – X Games
Check out the top 3 winning tricks below!
Check out all the action from the BMX Flatland contest at X Games Osaka 2025!
This past weekend the X Games stop in Osaka, Japan went down. As expected, the flatland contest got real wild with so many crazy combos going down. Above is the full live replay for you to check out every single thing that went down during the contest. If you don’t have an hour to work with, the top 3 podium runs can be found below!
“How medal event is judged:
1st Battle: 3 groups of 3 athletes in a 7 minute session with 1 run each (0:40 seconds maximum). Once an athlete touches the ground with their foot or the 0:40 second timer is up, athletes must switch. Judges will rank competitors throughout the competition to determine full leaderboard. Top 2 athletes from each group will advance to the semi finals.
Semi Final: 2 groups of 3 athletes in a 7 minute session with 1 run each (0:40 seconds maximum). Competition flow follows the same structure as 1st battle. The top athlete from each group will advance to the final. Judges will rank the 4 eliminated athletes, the athlete ranked as 3rd will advance to the final as a wildcard.
Final: 1 group of 3 athletes in a 7 minute session with 1 run each (0:40 seconds maximum). Competition flow follows the same structure as the semi final. At the end of the jam, judges will rank athletes 1-3.
This style of riding requires a high level of skill, creativity and precision, as riders must execute their tricks flawlessly while maintaining a continuous flow of movement – touching feet to ground results in points deductions. BMX flatland competitions typically involve riders performing complex routines that are judged based on their level of difficulty, execution, flow, style and overall creativity.” – X Games
Check out the top 3 runs below!
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