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X Games 2018 – Boise Park Qualifier – FULL REPLAY

June 17, 2018

Check out what went down during the Park Qualifer for X Games Minneapolis in Boise, Idaho!

Yesterday was the Park Qualifier for X Games Minneapolis. The contest was held at the Rhodes Skatepark in Boise, Idaho and had 12 of the top park riders in the world ready to drop in. Hit play on the video above to check out the entire stream of the contest, with full results and more below!

“The Road to X Games: Boise Park Qualifier continues LIVE from Rhodes Skatepark in Boise, Idaho with the BMX Park Final.

“BMX PARK MEN – Final Results

1. Mykel Larrin 88.33 (Qualified to X Games Minneapolis)
2. Jose Torres 87.66 (Qualified to X Games Minneapolis)
3. Brandon Loupos 87.33 (Qualified to X Games Minneapolis)
4. Nick Bruce 85.66 (Qualified to X Games Minneapolis)
5. Colton Walker 85.33 (Qualified to X Games Minneapolis)
6. Dennis Enarson 85.33 (Qualified to X Games Minneapolis)
7. Larry Edgar 85.00
8. Gary Young 84.33
9. Daniel Dhers 83.66
10. Irek Rizaev 83.00
11. Pat Casey 81.66
12. Chase Hawk 77.66”

“Mykel Larrin takes the win in BMX Park at the Road To X Games Boise Park Qualifier, securing an invite to X Games Minneapolis 2018 in the process.”

Mongoose Jam 2018 – Team Pat Casey

June 12, 2018

Check out what Pat Casey’s team came up with for their Mongoose Jam video!

Another day, another awesome section from the Mongoose Jam! This time around we get a look at what Pat Casey, Reed Stark, Alex Leibrock and Noah Miranda cooked up with filmer JC Pieri! This one has plenty of team work and no shortage of wild riding. You’ll want to stick around for that ender!

“In fourth place, Team Casey delivers some of the hardest combos and synchronized riding of the Jam. Pat Casey, Reed Stark, Alex Leibrock and camper Noah Miranda. JC Pieri delivers some top-notch filming and editing with something a little strange in the intro.” – Mongoose

Endless Mag – A Bowl of Gumbo

June 1, 2018

Get a look at what the Monster Energy guys got into during a recent trip to South Africa…

This years Night Havest jam and Ultimate X contests went down the other weekend in South Africa, and the Monster Energy team was in heavy attendance. Here’s a video giving us a look at what Greg Illingworth, Kevin Kalkoff, Pat Casey, Kyle Baldock, Leandro Moreira, Catfish and more got into during their stay! Take a look at what went down!

“Gumbo – African dish with European and American influences.

Riders from all over the globe headed to South Africa to compete in contests; Night Harvest in Hout Bay, Cape Town and Ultimate X at the Sun City resort a couple hours outside Johannesburg.
Filmed and edited by Peter Adam
Supported by Monster Energy”

Mongoose – Pat Casey: An Average Day

May 4, 2018

Take a look at an average day in the life of Pat Casey…

Here’s a new one from Mongoose BMX that follows Pat Casey for an average day in the life. This isn’t one of those vloggy style videos, this is an edit that is filled with riding at different parks, Pat’s Dream Yard and some time hanging out with his family and friends. This looks like a real good day to us. Take a look!

“Have you ever wondered what an average day is like for a pro BMXer? This video gives you a little insight what a day for Pat Casey and his family looks like.” – Mongoose BMX

Dennis Enarson at Pat Casey’s Backyard

January 28, 2018

Pat Casey gave Dennis Enarson his camera during a session in the backyard and things got interesting fast…

What happens when you hand Dennis Enarson a camera to play with during a session? A lot of laughs and a lot of shaky filming… Here’s a look at what Dennis, Pat Casey, Jacob Bailey and Ben Wallace got into during a session at Pat’s Dream Yard! Hit play and enjoy!

“Few Sessions on the ramp with Dennis Enarson, Jacob Bailey and Ben Wallace. I suck at filming and wasn’t in this one much but this is good look of everyday sessions with us.” – Pat Casey

Pat Casey – BMX Crash Clips 2017

January 19, 2018

Pat Casey put together a bunch of crash clips he had compiled on his phone this past year…

When you ride on a level that Pat Casey does, you’re bound to slam a time or 20 when you’re riding. Pat had a ton of crash clips from his sessions and contests he hit over the course of the year and decided to put them together for your painful viewing pleasure. This features more than just Pat taking slams, but most of the really gnarly ones are of him. Take a peek!

“Clips I’ve had on my phone of my friends and I falling on our bikes. Enjoy ft. Jacob Bailey, Tj Ellis, Kevin Peraza, Reid Casey, Chase Casey and more..” – Pat Casey

Toyota Triple Challenge 2018 – Anaheim Highlights

January 7, 2018

Check out all the bangers that went down during the Toyota Triple Challenge in Anaheim yesterday!

The Toyota Triple Challenge series for 2018 kicked off in Anaheim, California this weekend and the roll-in was packed with a ton of familiar faces that were ready to throw down on the two big doubles and quarterpipe. Here’s a highlight video showing you what went down!

Once the dust settled, Dawid Godziek landed in 1st place with Kyle Baldock in Second and Colton Walker in 3rd!

“If this is a taste of what’s to come in 2018, it’s going to be an absolutely insane year. Watch countless bangers from Dawid Godziek, Logan Martin, Kyle Baldock, Colton Walker, Jake Leiva, Kevin Peraza, Jacob Bailey, Pat Casey, and more from the first Toyota Triple Challenge of the year!” – Vital BMX

Team USA Freestyle BMX Team Announced

December 14, 2017

The Team USA Freestyle BMX team has been announced…

If you were wondering who would be the first riders to represent team USA in the Olympics for Freestyle BMX… You now have your answer. Vital BMX just dropped a video and a whole bunch of information about who was selected for Team USA and what that means for these guys. After you check out the video, you can find out more on Vital BMX

“The United States of America officially has a freestyle BMX team.

Yesterday in Colorado Springs at The Olympic Training Center, USA Cycling named the following riders as members of their national team –

Nick Bruce
Colton Walker
Daniel Sandoval
Pat Casey
Justin Dowell
Hannah Roberts
Angie Marino
Cory Coffey

Along with naming the team, the athletes (and I, for some reason) got to explore the amenities The Olympic Training Center had to offer. From nutritionists to psychologists to masseuses – and much, much more – the riders have access to countless tools to maximize their abilities.

Is it weird? Yeah. Well, I take that back. No. It’s just new. New to us, that is. US Olympians have been using these tools for many years and have a whole lot of medals to show for it. With freestyle BMX officially becoming an Olympic sport, it only makes sense that – if they so choose – these riders will have access to all of the same things.

In addition to access to The Olympic Training Center, USA Cycling is also supporting the athletes financially. Pending their placings throughout the year, the athletes will land in one of three tiers. The top-tier athletes will receive benefits like fully-covered travel and even paychecks (a little over $2,000-per-month). All of the riders can receive monetary bonuses with good performances at major events.

To put it lightly, all of the riders were stoked at the opportunity to receive more much-needed support.

While this sounds great – and it is – the USA Cycling National Team is reevaluated quarterly. If a rider continues delivering favorable results, they have potential to grow with the team. If their results are less than stellar, they may fall to a lower tier of benefits or even be removed from the team entirely. There’s a good chance that the team in December of 2018 will look drastically different than this recently-announced team. Also, on the flip side, if riders not currently included from The United States are able to make a big impact, they can earn their way onto the team throughout the year. Competition is brutal!

While freestyle is young at USA Cycling and the majority of the people within the office walls are just starting to get familiar with it, I found my experience there enjoyable and promising. They don’t know much and they know they don’t know much. They’re open and they listen. That’s huge. If these guys came in thinking they knew how to run things, the entire US program would surely suffer. The higher-ups admit it’s a work in progress and, as time moves forward, I think we’ll be seeing more positive things coming from the crew.

Also, before you ask, I did discuss a freestyle training facility with USA Cycling. There aren’t currently any solid plans in place, but I wouldn’t be shocked if we saw something before The Olympics in 2020.

The future is bright. Thanks to USA Cycling for having me out and congratulations to all of the riders on taking their next formal steps in this new direction.” – Vital BMX