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January 17-19
January 31 - February 2
February 14-16
February 28 - March 2
March 21-23
March 28-30
April 11-13
April 25-27
May 2-4
So Cal Nationals
Industry Hills Expo Center City of Industry, CA
Sunshine State Nationals Okeeheelee BMX West Palm Beach, FL
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Lone Star Nationals Rockstar Energy Bike Park Houston, TX
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Ike Hamilton Arena West Monroe, LA
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Great Northwest Nationals First Interstate Bank Center Redmond, OR
Golden State Nationals
CA
Dixieland Nationals Cobb County BMX Powder Springs, GA
May 9-11 Legacy Nationals Hardesty National BMX Stadium Tulsa, OK
May 23-25
May 23-25
June 6-8
June 13-15
June 27-29
Music City Nationals Music City BMX Nashville, TN
Gem State Nationals Caldwell BMX Caldwell, ID
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Midwest Nationals Rockford BMX Rockford, IL
Mt. Rushmore Nationals Rapid City BMX Rapid City, SD
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July 11-13
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August 1-3
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August 22-24
Wisconsin BMX Wisconsin Rapids, WI
Park BMX Pottstown, PA
Orleans Hotel & Casino Las Vegas, NV
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August 29-31 Derby City Nationals
September 12-14 NE Gold Cup Finals
September 12-14
September 19-21
September 19-21
September 26-28
September 26-28
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October 10-12 Battlefield Nationals
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The dust has settled in Copenhagen, and racers from every corner of the globe are heading home with memories, lessons, and for some, the coveted new World Plate. From the youngest eight-year-olds who took their first laps on the biggest stage to the seasoned Elites who battled bar-to-bar for glory, the 2025 BMX Racing World Championships showcased the very best of what our sport is all about— speed, determination, and heart. Each rider, no matter
their result, carried the pride of representing their country and their community on the world’s toughest BMX track. As the plates are strapped on and the next races appear on the calendar, we couldn’t be prouder to be part of every racer’s journey to the top. The Worlds are more than a single weekend—they’re a milestone in the ongoing story of every athlete, a reminder that hard work, sacrifice, and passion open doors to the global stage.
When it comes to BMX racing, every pedal stroke matters and the Hero Chariot Crank System delivers the kind of precision, power, and efficiency that racers demand. CNCmachined from a carefully selected mix of aluminum alloys, each piece strikes the balance between strength and weight savings. The arms are crafted from 7075-T6, the spindle from 7050-T6, and the chainrings from 6061-T6 giving riders pro-level performance built to last. With arm lengths ranging from 165mm to 180mm and chainring options from 39T to 49T, the Chariot adapts to every rider’s style and track conditions. Add in full BB30 compatibility, a CNC’d 4-bolt spider option, and a featherweight 789 grams per set, and you’ve got a crank system that doesn’t just keep up with the pace of modern BMX, it sets it.
usa bmx national series schedule
January 9-11
January 16-18
January 30 / February 1
February 13-15
February 27 / March 1
March 6-8
March 20-22
March 27-29
April 10-12
April 17-19
April 24-26
May 1-3
May 15-17
May 22-24
June 5-7
June 12-14
June 19-21
June 26-28
July 3-5
July 17-19
July 24-26
July 31-August 2
August 7-9
August 14-16
September 4-6
October 9-11
October 16-18
October 23-25
October 30 / November 1
November 25-29
Las Vegas Nationals
Sunshine State Nationals
Blue Ridge Nationals
Show Me State Nationals
So-Cal Nationals
Lone Star Nationals
Cajun Nationals
Carolina Nationals
Great Northwest Nationals
Land O’ Lakes Nationals
Dixieland Nationals
Legacy Nationals
Golden State Nationals
Music City Nationals
Summer Nationals
Palmetto Nationals
Midwest Nationals
Lumberjack Nationals
Stars N’ Stripes Nationals
Red River Nationals
New England Nationals
Cornhusker Nationals
Great Salt Lake Nationals
Hoosier Nationals
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Wilson Logistics Arena Springfield, MO
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First Interstate Bank Center Redmond, OR
Rum River BMX Isanti, MN
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Hardesty National BMX Stadium Tulsa, OK
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Music City BMX Nashville, TN
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Lexington BMX Lexington, SC
Rockford BMX Rockford, IL
Emerald Valley BMX Eugene, OR
Akron BMX Akron, OH
Red River BMX Grand Forks, ND
Trumbull BMX Trumbull, CT
Omaha BMX Omaha, NE
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Sagenet Center Expo Square Tulsa, OK
SATURDAY
SUNDAY
No Shortcuts How Logan Lee is Building Her BMX Legacy
What makes her story even more remarkable is how early it all began. Long before national titles, world plates, and international travel, Logan was just a kid discovering the thrill of two wheels at her local track. The spark that would grow into a full-fledged racing career started in the most ordinary way, on a tiny bike, with oversized determination.
“I was riding a Walmart bike at the Calgary track,” Lee recalls with a laugh. “My dad had to chase me around because I was too small to make it up the hill on my own.” That image, tiny Logan barely three years old, legs too short to climb but heart already in the race, perfectly sums up the determination that’s driven her since. Her breakthrough moment came early. At just five years old, Lee traveled to the 2017 UCI World Championships in Rock Hill, South Carolina.
“That’s when I started to notice all the fast girls,” she says. “Most of them were from the U.S., so we started to go to a lot of the USA BMX races.”
The competition lit a spark, and soon came clip shoes, structured training, and a passport full of stamps from chasing world-level events. Now, as a World Plate
holder and Canadian National No. 1, Logan’s not letting off the gas.
“You can’t cut any corners to get any faster,” she says.
“You’ve got to be very consistent with your training.”
That dedication has taken her across North America and beyond, including muddy World Championship tracks and Alberta winters that force creativity from her local scene. “A lot of parents back
home have been building training setups so we can still ride in the winter,” she says. “I just want to thank them for helping keep us going yearround.”
Despite all the accolades, Lee remains grounded. Whether she’s lining up at the big red barn in Chilliwack or a major UCI event in Europe, the mindset stays the same: show up, give her best, and learn something. “I don’t like to
think that, ‘Oh, I’m a world plate girl.’ I still feel like I’m in the same position, and I’ve got to do what I’ve been doing every year.”
Now a proud member of the Daylight Cycles crew, with their standout kits and strong support system, Lee is setting her sights on continued progression.
As she lines up next to the best in the world, Logan Lee isn’t chasing flash. She’s chasing progress.
“I like seeing where I’m at, if I’m becoming faster or if I’m falling behind, I have to do the work.” And if the track record’s any indication, she’s definitely gaining ground.
For Logan Lee, BMX is more than a sport, it’s a journey of growth, grit, and gratitude. Each lap teaches her something new, whether it’s handling the pressure of the world stage or braving Alberta’s icy winters with creative training. And as she looks ahead to more world-class competitions, Logan’s focus remains the same as it’s always been: keep pushing, keep learning, and keep riding toward whatever comes next.
Race Day Breakfast: Acai Bowl and Sandwich
Pre-Race Music:
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Grind or Flow Session: Grind Session
Dream Destination: Australia
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NewsFromUpNorth
words: Kevin O’Brien
JUNIOR BRONZE FOR ZHOU
It was a challenging year for Team Canada in Copenhagen but individually, there were some promising results. Looking back in time, 17-year-old Tory Nyhaug narrowly missed securing a bronze medal during his inaugural Junior Worlds in 2009. Tory would go on to earn a fifth at the 2016 Olympics and a Gold medal at the 2015 Pan-Am Game in Toronto.
This brings us to BC’s Lucas Zhou and his inspiring performance in the Junior Men’s final this year. Lucas had a poor start but managed to recover from last place to secure the bronze medal. He may very well be following a similar trajectory as Nyhaug, which bodes well for Canada.
Autumn Zambo / W3
Logan Lee / W8
W3 W8
The 9-year-old dynamo from North Vancouver rode the lap of her lifetime, twice! She just squeaked through in her semi final in a photofinish and then stepped it up in the final when it counted.
BC BMX GETS A BIG BOOST!
BMX Canada has teamed up with Cycling BC to supercharge the BMX scene across the Province. This means more support and resources for grassroots racing, coaching, rider development, and a pumped-up Provincial racing program. The partnership will create opportunities for athletes and tracks to share knowledge, grow their events, and participate in athlete and coach development programs.
VIBES
& CAN-AM BMX
Check out the new Race for the Border initiative at a pair of tracks on opposite sides of the Ontario border. Wolfe Creek, ON partnered up with Can-Am BMX in Goodells, Michigan where they offered special awards to those who raced both tracks in a single weekend.
With all the trade and border tension between our countries, this was a great way to work together to support riders on both sides of the line. Pretty cool awards EH? Nice job!
Alberta’s Logan Lee had to trade in her W3 this year but she was very much in the mix for a podium position again. She was challenging for bronze heading into the second turn but she literally slide out of contention.
THE ROWLEYS
1998 - Milton’s Bob Rowley on his way to winning Nationals.
2025 - Bob’s son Dayton working his way up the ranks.
FATHER SON
Photo: Alex Whitehead
CharactersFromUpNorth
THE VOICES: CHRIS JOHNSON
A good voice can make or break a weekend. Nanaimo’s Chris Johnson was the quarterback for the Harbour City Nationals and rocked the mic.
DEXTER HARKER
Back in the early 80’s, Dexter Harker was the voice of the CABA and was inducted into the Canadian BMX Hall of Fame last year.
THE JUMPER: RORY BELTER
Tabletoppin’ at the Provincials @ West Kootenay BMX - Rossland’s Rory Belter puts on a lot of miles traveling from his hometown in the Kootenays and does it with style.
LES GENS DU PODIUM:
Maxime Lessard and Virginie Blouin-Lessard of Sabrevois, Quebec are having a lot of fun at the races these days so why not celebrate with your kids on the podium. Félix, Zachary and Liam were all pretty stoked on their results and cool new awards at the Limestone Nationals and they would add to their haul throughout the weekend in Kingston. Rider first!
THE LIFER: STEVE ROSMAN
Saskatoon’s Steve Rosman has been a steady force in BMX for a few decades and showing no signs of slowing down. He now rides for the Launch BMX Team in Saskatchewan and didn’t get moto’d in Copenhagen!
AYVAH MORTON
As a 12-year-old-Novice girl, Ayvah Morton of Harrowsmith, Ontario, often finds herself racing against the boys. We caught up with her in staging and she was all smiles behind the scenes.
She was in the mix at the Limestone Nationals and managed a podium finish on her home track.
Words by: Kevin O’Brien Photos by: Makayla Brosius, Hugo Donais, KOB
OipienIn the heart of the Okanagan Valley and wine country, the Summer National Tour dipped into Kelowna for the Firestorm Nationals. Kelowna BMX has been operating in the same location since 1982 and has held more National weekends than we can count. And one thing is for sure, they always have an amazing track and a great group of volunteers.
In preparation for this year’s tilt, their crew had recently applied glue to their track and that may have saved their weekend after Mother Nature decided to blanket the region in rain mid-rounds on Friday. Ironically, it may have prevented a real ‘firestorm’ in the drought-stricken valley, but their track held to the test.
The region is also well known for watersports and this fit perfectly with BMX Canada’s new National sponsor: Fanatic Paddleboards. At each of the stops on the Summer Series, a brand-new paddleboard is prized out to one lucky winner. Moto counts were 77, 80 and 78 for the weekend. Friday’s racing went off without delay, despite the rain. And with a full sheet of Factory and Trophy teams in the house. There were all kinds battles and subplots. For Novice and Intermediates, it’s a chance to test out their skills against riders from other tracks, a rite-of-passage for those aspiring to become experts. Zane Philcox of Kamloops is one of them and it’s clear that this guy won’t be terrorizing the Intermediate classes much longer. He would notch three straight wins, pushing himself that much closer to becoming an expert. Plus, this guy can boost the big jumps so watch for him to move up soon.
What to do when you have the World #1 and #2 in your class? You pretend your World #3 and go after them. That’s just what North Shore’s Autumn Zambo did for the first two days until she found an extra
ZACH ZINGS EM: There is little doubt that Abbotsford’s Zach Frier wants to retain his title this year. He didn’t win every lap but when it counted, nobody including Dallen Brereton-Stiles (W6), could beat the Factory Dangerboy star.
gear on Sunday, earning a well-deserved second place just behind the W1 of Tenisyn McKee of Washington. Often, winning your class, or at least a top three finish will give you and your fans something to cheer about. If you’ve hung around the Kelowna track long enough, then you’ll know who ‘Airtime’ is and this kid has already become a fan-favourite. North Van’s Jasper Han would get the results, but Elliott ‘Airtime’ Crawford jumped his way into a fourth and fifth for his efforts.
Kelowna was just the second event to feature the new Superclass series and both classes are catching fire. The Brosius sisters already have a mantle full of national titles but that didn’t stop Tiffany and Makayla from battling for the Superclass payday. Tiffany was unstoppable and cashed in for two big wins and then dusted the 15-16 Expert girls.
ALLIE OOP: Surrey’s Allie McLean is often seen chasing down Logan Lee and Elle Foo-Donais. This weekend she had them chasing her a few times and picked up a trio of seconds.
FLYIN’ FINLEY: 15 Expert is not an easy class to win or sweep, especially when you have a handful of cross-border shoppers from the USA in the house. Finley McHale-Boulter of Langley would go 3-2-2 on the weekend but ended up the most consistent of them all.
It was great to see the Superclass Men stretch it out after kicking off the series indoor’s at Chilliwack. Max Ganakovsky of Alberta, who lost the 2024 title to teammate Zach Frier, was back in action and looking for redemption. With two full racks, Zach Frier would have to be on his game and the reigning champ pulled out the win both days ahead of Ganakovsky who took a pair of seconds to nudge his way back into the chase. Taylor Otterson and Dallen Brereton-Stiles would each grab a third on the weekend.
The series heads East to Kingston BMX for the Limestone Nationals and then way back West to Nanaimo where we’ll get to race their new state-of-the-BMX-art facility at the Marie Davidson BMX Park. Until then, sprint, pull, repeat.
VICTORIA DAY: Victoria’s Jack Booth races in one of the biggest classes on the circuit - 11 Expert Boys. He found himself in the main all three days and a third on Saturday would be as close as he would get to Jaxon Woods, also from Victoria. Tough class!
HAILEYS HAUL: She may have just been scouted to be the official BMX Canada awards model. BMX runs deep in her family and soon she’ll be running the show in Prince George.
EIGHT IS GREAT: Jasper Han (4) of Maple Ridge dukes it out with Washington’s Leo Tanakas in the 8 Expert class. Han snapped up a pair of wins as he looks to improve that NAG 4 ranking going into the Grands this year.
Prize 1: Complete Bike
Prize 2:
X5 Fork
Prize 3: M35 Crank
Prize 4: 20mm Front Hub
Prize 5:
Box One Chromoly Handlebar
Prize 6:
Box One Top Load Stem
Prize 7:
Box One V-Brakes
Prize 8:
Box One Brake Lever
Prize 9:
Box Two Seatpost
Prize 10:
Box One Fixed Seat Clamp
RACE FOR LIFE
Help raise funds for the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society!
USA BMX & BMX Canada are among the top fundraisers for the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society. Each year, riders gather donations and raise funds for this worthwhile cause. The Race For Life Series was started in 1981 to help a fellow BMXer diagnosed with leukemia.
Please visit USABMXRFL.org to get started earning these fine prizes from BOX Components and SYNDYT.
Each year, every USA BMX track holds a “Race For Life”, with all proceeds going to the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society.
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THE ALTERNATE: The Kaiser boys both made Canada’s World Championship team with Jakob (13), named as an alternate. Kingston was a great place to tune up before Copenhagen and on Day One, Jacob took the big win ahead of New York’s Max Marshall (11).
Words by: Kevin O’Brien Photos by: Terry Harrington, PhotoPop.ca
At last, riders in the Eastern provinces were set to do battle with an equal amount of Canadian and American riders all vying for those valuable national points. As part of the new BMX Canada Summer Series, sponsored by Fanatic Paddleboards, this would be the second stop in the tour and third overall in the full season.
Nestled into the Northwest corner of Woodbine Park, the downhill track has big, paved corners, a pro-section and serves up top-notch race action. It’s a true community event and the Kingston club manages to balance the intensity of national racing while keeping the event fun for everyone.
Crazy Eights: Riders from Ontario and Quebec would dominate the Novice results including Rohklin Hulme of Harrowsmith, a small community just North of the Kingston track. He worked his way through the qualifying motos and then dusted the comp in the mains all three days. Evelyn Sun of Aurora would keep him honest and ride in for the second.
In the 8-year-old Intermediate class, ‘Flyin’ Finnley Gail, of Kingston gave the hometown crowd something to cheer about! The rising star pulled out the win all three days with Chad Ryan of Verona snagging the second on both Friday and Saturday.
The 8-year-old Expert classes were dominated by US riders, but only Chase ‘Hollywood’ Reynolds of Mooresville, NC, could muster more than one win. He stomped the 8 Experts twice and then went undefeated in Cruiser, giving himself a big bump in National points for the US NAG chase.
SUPERCLASS comes alive!
The new Superclass (14-29) series, replacing ProAm, has already found traction at the Western Nationals and made its debut here on Saturday. Nicolai Martinez from Victoria, BC, made the trip out to
challenge Ontario’s best, but it was local Andrew Colling who would take the victory lap. Martinez pulled the second to keep himself in the top 10 standings and then blew the doors off his 16 Expert class all three days.
RILEY RULES: There were a lot of girls/women at the Limestone Nationals and one of the big winners was the Mad Rabbit. Riding like she was a local, Riley Jordan from Florida led most of her laps by a big margin, winning 17-20 Cruiser and class all three days. Those wins pushed her into the top 10 in her quest for NAG 1.
With the first National in Ontario now in the history books, Eastern riders will have a second shot at pumping up their scores when the Maple Leaf Nationals take over Milton, from August 15-17.
HERE’S LOOKING
AT YOU : Representing the Stouffville club, Ivan Cheng gave his hometown something to cheer about with a pair of wins in 5 year old Novice. You can see that he has his sights set on something bigger in BMX!
THE
LOCAL: Kingston’s Andrew Colling smiling after his Superclass win. Well deserved!
THE
CHAMP: Nicolai Martinez, the reigning National Amateur Champion, made his yearly trip out to Ontario a good one. He cleaned up in 16 Expert and then snuck in for second behind Andrew Colling in Superclass.
NERVOUS NOVICES:
local Austin Hicks (38) and Remington Wa ters of the US battled it out in the 6 Novice class, but only Hicks would find his way to a podium with a third on Sunday.
SIX PACK: Riley Jordan showing off her haul at the Limestone Nationals. The Mad Rabbit made the trip up from Florida a good one winning 17-20 women’s expert and cruiser all three days.
LEAPIN LEO: Leopold Therrien (9) rose above the W7 of Brady King on Saturday for the win in 15 Expert but the King would rule court on either side for a pair of wins. The Canadians were tough in this class and only Malakai Bergeron of St. Andrews would come close with a fifth on Day Two.
october 10 th-12 th, 2025
CHILLIWACK, BC / Chilliwack Heritage Park
NEW! GRANDS SHOWDOWN
5:00PM
SATURDAY NIGHT
FREE EVENT: Watch the Action - Win a Paddleboard
We’re putting the spotlight on Canadian BMX with a new Grands Showdown on Saturday evening. Watch the Superclass Finals and a new showdown for the next generation of riders plus a classic Trophy Dash!
What to expect? Exciting race action, Special Awards, Special Guests, Prizes, Fun and Food... Yeah!
Friday OCTOBER 10th
Registration: 11:00am – 1:30pm (for Friday, Saturday & Sunday)
Practice Schedule:
11:30am – 11:55am: 13 & under Cruisers
11:55pm – 12:20pm 14 & over Cruisers
12:20pm – 12:45pm: 7 & under Boys & Girls 20”
12:45pm – 1:10pm: 8-10 Boys & Girls 20”
1:10pm – 1:35pm: 11-13 Boys & Girls 20”
1:35pm – 2:00pm: 14-16 Boys & Girls 20”
2:00pm – 2:25pm: 17 & Over Boys & Girls 20”
2:25pm – 2:50pm: SUPERCLASS
Race Time: 3:00pm
Saturday OCTOBER 11TH
Registration: 8:30am - 10:00am (for Saturday & Sunday)
Practice Schedule:
8:00am- 8:25am: 13 & under Cruisers
8:25am - 8:50am: 14 & over Cruisers
8:50am - 9:15am: 7 & under Boys & Girls 20”
9:15am - 9:40am: 8-10 Boys & Girls 20”
9:40am - 10:05am: 11-13 Boys & Girls 20”
10:05am - 10:30am: 14-16 Boys & Girls 20”
10:30am - 10:55am: 17 & Over Boys & Girls 20”
10:55am - 11:20am: SUPERCLASS
Race Time: 11:30am
FEATURED CLASSES:
• 14-29 Superclass Men (Grands Final)
• 14+ Superclass Women (Grands Final)
• 30+ Superclass Men (Grands Final)
• 13-16 Futures Boys (Top 4 from CDN NAG)
• 13-16 Futures Girls (Top 4 from CDN NAG)
• 11-12 Trophy Dash (Top 4 Girls from CDN NAG)
• 11-12 Trophy Dash (Top 4 Boys from CDN NAG)
Sunday OCTOBER 12TH
Sunday Corrections: 7:30am - 8:30am
Race Time: 9:00am
*No Sign ups / No practice*
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TRACK LOCATION
Chilliwack Heritage Park 44140 Luckakuck Way Chilliwack BC, Canada V2R 4A7
TENT SPACES: To be announced.
Parking: $10 Per Day / $25 weekend
RV Parking: $35 Per Day (No Hook-ups) / $55 Per Day overnight with Hook-ups.
Call Dan Bouch at 604-379-4811 for all camping information* (Cash only, payable at the time of arrival)
CANADIAN / U.S N.A.G. POINTS
EARNED
Words by: Kevin O’Brien Photos by: Makayla Brosius, KOB
Atrip to Vancouver Island starts off feeling like a vacation the very moment you set foot on the ferry. Perhaps its the fresh sea breeze, the scenery in the Georgia Straight, or even some classic ferry-food. For many, it was a pleasant way to distract yourself from the anxiety of racing a brand new race track.
Nanaimo BMX was forced to take most of the 2024 season off to rebuild their entire track and facility. The outcome, a world-class track at the Marie Davidson BMX Park, was well worth the wait. For the club, it was the culmination of a journey that started many years ago and after the first gate had dropped, a collective sigh let out followed by smiles all around.
The new 5-metre start hill catapults riders into what is arguably now one of the top tracks in the country. Nanai mo’s new track features peaky doubles, an Aiden Webber Pro section, a tough rhythm section, paved corners, and it’s all smothered in a weather-resistant racing surface.
The Island is home to a growing community of female rac ers and many of the older cruiser classes had full classes. In 36-40 Women’s cruiser, Rosemary Adams, who has returned to BMX after a long layoff, bested her class with Devon Welsh from Union Bay a close second on Saturday. Desirae Morgan used home track advantage to earn a trio of seconds behind Washington’s Bethany Price in 41-45. Price would then top Coal Hill’s Laura Stewart in class, but Stewart rode away with three wins in cruiser and sits atop the National standings with only two weekends to go.
The men’s 56-60 Cruiser featured a cat-and-mouse battle between Nanaimo’s Rob Dodds and Washington’s Lesli Sanders. Sanders would often get the holeshot but in the end, Dodds would overtake the craft veteran for the win. Chalk up three wins for Dodds, which greatly improved his odds at a top NAG plate this year.
GRAEME CRACKIN’:
riders race class and Superclass and Victoria’s Graeme Campbell managed a second in class. Evan Kapenen (812) stuck to class this time but both would still end up chasing Lucas Zhou (1) around throughout the weekend.
In the trenches of the Novice ranks, there are often small victories that are only noticed by the rider or family and friends. And every once in a while, something bigger happens that causes everyone to notice. Eleven-year-old Mabel Berkheimer, of Nanaimo, had the crowds on their feet Sunday when she made the move of the day, passing Alberta’s Beckett Donaldson for the 12 Novice win.
While Zach Frier and Lucas Zhou continued their dual in Superclass, each with two wins on the season, it was Austin Cornbill who is quietly becoming a serious threat in the class. A pair of thirds moved the needle in the standings and the Coal Hills local then beat Zhou in 17-20 expert to kick off the weekend in style. A solid effort before he and Zhou head off to Copenhagen to compete at the World Championships.
Competing for team trophy wins, Coal Hills and North Shore were duking it out at the top with the island crew winning two out of three days. Rift/Tangent, always dominant in the Factory Team chase, now faces strong competition from Dangerboy, who led with Zach Frier’s wins on Days One and Two. Rift/Tangent replied with a win on Sunday, setting up an October Grands showdown.
We could write an entire volume about the number of amazing races in Nanaimo, but we’ll leave you wanting more, because that’s how we all felt as we boarded the ferry for another trip across the water and back to our lives, wives and hives.
One thing is for sure, we can’t wait to head back to Nanaimo to race that sweet track!
REAL AND PRESENT DANGER:
Most of the Dangerboy crew are from the Island and with Zach Frier’s wins in Superclass Friday and Saturday, the Dangerboy crew upstaged Rift/Tangent to win the Factory Team Trophy.
REPEAT OFFENDERS:
Dangerboy’s Zack Frier and Motofill’s Makayla Brosius each padded their leads in Superclass with back-toback wins on
HOME TRACK HERO: Home track advantage is real and for Mabel Berkheimer (192), she used it to pedal past Mia Richmond (368) of Cumberland and then Beckett Donaldson of Alberta for the dramatic win in 12 Novice.
LONG GAME: Friday’s 17-20X main was intense and it was Austin Cornbill (31) who played the long game and eventually blew by Cashton Benge in the rhythm section (leading) to win the main.
SALMO FLOW: It’s always great to see when track operators find time to race. Salmo’s Lyndon Schiewe took a turn in 56 & Over Expert and finished up third on the day.
SUP’N CEDARS: Seven-year-old Tate Cedars won the Fanatic Paddleboard draw on Sunday! Pretty sure his dad, Rich, is even more stoked!
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2025 USA BMX FREESTYLE SERIES
Words & Photos by: Kyle Carlson
Only July 12th, 2025, The USA BMX Freestyle Series returned to one of the most iconic indoor skateparks in the United States - 4Seasons in Milwaukee.
Riders from across the United States gathered at the Midwest staple to throw down big moves and enjoy the good times.
The festivities kicked off Friday evening with Matty Cranmer’s jam. Matty hosted games of footdown, high air contests, long jump competitions, and more. There was a lot of laughing before things got serious on Saturday!
The competition showed some of the highest level riding that has yet to be seen at a USA BMX Freestyle event. While series regulars continue to progress, the 4Seasons locals also got in the mix to really spice things up. All in all, the competition did not disappoint!
Huge thank you to Jeff G and the staff at 4Seasons for hosting and to all of the riders who made the event epic!
ABOVE: Tailwhip at height by Aaden Reed in the worldrenown 4Seasons bowl.
LEFT: Florida’s Ray Murphy with a no hander to tailtap in the Masters Class.
LEFT: The ladies preparing to shred the course!
Below: Nari Colon pedaled across the entire park to blast out of this wedge as far as humanly possible.
LEFT: Ray Murphy and Jeremiah Shinn. Masters Class represent!
BELOW: Wisconsin’s own Brody Irvin claimed the top spot in his class!
Charlotte Worthington shows off her downtube on the way to her second Recon Tour win.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 26th
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 30th
HoSt Hotel tHe HyAtt reGency tUlSA
Make your USA BMX Grands experience unforgettable by staying at the official USA BMX hotel. Located in the heart of downtown, the Hyatt offers a premium experience with unbeatable access to both the SageNet Center, home of the USA BMX Grands, and the Hardesty National BMX Stadium—two of the most important venues of Grands Week.
l Closest Full Service hotel to SageNet Center
l Complimentary Wi-Fi in all guestrooms
l Complimentary Covered Self-Parking for overnight guests
l 20% Discount on Food (not including alcohol) in The Avery Kitchen & Bar and Topeca Coffee Shop
(Discount tickets available at The Avery for Friday Night Pro Championships)
l Bikes are allowed in guestrooms
l Bike wash area
2025 PRO CHAMPIONSHIP FINALS
Get ready for the most electric weekend in BMX racing as the 2025 USA BMX Pro Championship Finals takes over SageNet Center this November! This is where legends are made and champions are crowned.
NOVEMBER 28th, 2025
SAGENET CENTER - TULSA, OKLAHOMA
Gates Open: 6:00pm / Event Begins: 7:00pm
Tickets $20 at the Ticket Booth
Discount tickets available at the Avery Kitchen and Bar located at the Hyatt Regency
WHAT TO EXPECT
Pro Championship Finals – The fastest riders in the world battle for the #1 Pro titles in the final stop of the USA BMX Pro Series.
NAG 5 CHALLENGE
The top amateur riders go head-to-head under the lights in a one-night showdown.
ABA FUTURES
Tomorrow’s stars take the spotlight in this high-stakes showcase finishing the inaugural ABA Futures season.
FREESTYLE BMX EXHIBITION
High-flying tricks, flips, and style from the best in the game — all included with admission!
Whether you’re a die-hard fan, a family of riders, or new to the sport, this is THE BMX event of the year you won’t want to miss.
EVENTS HAPPENING IN TULSA
November 22-December 1, 2025
Saturday, November 22nd
l 2pm-8pm Private Rentals
l Mayes County Race: Registration: 6pm-7pm
Sunday, November 23rd
l 10am-2pm Private Rentals
l Hardesty BMX Race: Practice/Registration: 5pm-6:30pm
l Hardesty Freestyle Park Open 5pm
Monday, November 24th
l 9am-1pm Private Rentals
l 5pm-8pm Open Practice
l Hardesty Freestyle Pop Up Park Open 5pm-8pm
Tuesday, November 25th
l 10:30am-1:30pm Nic Long Clinic at Hardesty National BMX Stadium
l 2pm-4pm Connor Fields at Hardesty National BMX Stadium
l Sand Springs Race: Registration: 5pm-7pm
l 5:00pm-9:00pm Open Practice at Hardesty National BMX Stadium
l Hardesty Freestyle Pop Up Park Open 5:30pm-9pm
l USA BMX Foundation VIP Deck Experience at USA BMX HQ 5:00 - 8:00pm
l 6:00pm Bunny Hop Contest at Hardesty National BMX Stadium
l 7pm Wheelie Competition at Hardesty National BMX Stadium
Wednesday, November 26th
l 9:00am - 10:00am Coffee with the Pros at Hardesty National BMX Stadium
l 5pm-8pm Open Practice at Hardesty National BMX Stadium
l Hardesty Freestyle Pop Up Park Open 4pm-8pm
l 6:00pm Freestyle Pro Demo at Hardesty National BMX Stadium
l 9am to 5 pm-BMX Hall of Fame & Museum Open
l 6:30 pm-Movie Night at BMX Hall of Fame & Museum
Thursday, November 27th
l 10am-2pm Private Rentals
l 5pm-8pm Open Practice
l Hardesty Freestyle Pop Up Park Open 5pm-8pm
l USA BMX Foundation Thanksgiving Dinner at Hall of Fame Museum 4:00 - 6:00pm 6:00 - 8:00pm
Friday, November 28th
l Hardesty Freestyle Pop Up Park Open 4pm-8pm
l Headquarters Closed at 5pm Pro Championship Final at Grands Expo
Saturday, November 29th
l 4pm-6pm Open Practice
Sunday, November 30th
l BMX Hall of Fame & Museum CLOSED
Monday, December 1st
l 9am-5pm BMX Hall of Fame & Museum Open
From clinching the NAG No.1 title in 2024 to capturing the World Championship crown in 2025, Drake Velador’s 24” RIFT Cruiser has been the weapon of choice for some of the fastest, cleanest, and most commanding laps the Cruiser class has seen.
THE PARTS
FRAME: RIFT
FORK: Ikon
BARS: Tangent
GRIPS: ODI CF11
STEM: Profile
HEADSET: Tangent
RIMS: BMX 44
FRONT HUB: Profile Elite
REAR HUB: Profile Elite
TIRES: Maxxis Torches
TUBES: Maxxis
CRANKS: Profile AL
BOTTOM BRACKET: Profile
GEARING: Profile
CHAINRING: Profile
BOLTS: Titanium Bolts
CLIPLESS PEDALS: HT T2
CHAIN: SRAM
BRAKES: Shimano DXR’s
LEVER: Shimano
SEAT: E6
SEAT CLAMP: Tangent
BATTLE HEAVY WEEKEND:
Kenadie Neelan and Lola Jonjevic went to war in 1516x, starting from the first straight on.
Words & Photos by: Justin Wahl
When Midwest racers look back on their favorite BMX summer memories, there’s a good chance a weekend at Rockford BMX comes to mind. With decades of national-level racing under its belt, the Midwest Nationals once again drew top talent from across the region. The 2025 edition brought a fresh mix of returning contenders and hungry newcomers to the gate.
As riders dropped in and defended Rockford’s signature turns, the Pro/Am mains delivered high-intensity battles on both Friday and Saturday. Marshall Gehrke and Taya Boecker set the tone early, each putting down wire-to-wire wins to kick off the weekend. But by Saturday, traveling national riders Ryder Santos and Sadie Herrera had taken over the spotlight. Santos showed off a flawless gate-tofinish run, while Herrera got gritty—shutting down the outside lines through turns one and two, and charging to a $300 win. She backed it up with a dominant Saturday victory in the 17-20x Women class.
While the opening straights brought defense-heavy racing, the back half of the mains featured bold moves and breakout moments. In 10x, Broder “Cash Money” Peterson pulled off a perfect swoop through Bermzilla, making the hard left and slipping into the pocket just in time. With his Team IOWA pride on full display, Peterson’s move sealed the win to start off his weekend. He looked ready to double up on Saturday—until he launched himself into the infield, showing off some impressive “spider monkey” acrobatics instead.
There’s more than one way to win at Rockford—if it’s not the big berm move, it’s the sprint to the stripe. In 15-16x Girls, frontrunners Lola Jonjevic and Kenadie Neelan went head-to-head across three days. Jonjevic kicked things off with a Friday win in her first weekend back from injury, but Neelan clawed back with a Saturday surge, using a late-race sprint to steal the win.
That same last-straight drama played out in 21-25x, where Rockford local Julian Basaj took on Factory Ssquared teammate Dante Casanova. Casanova has long been the man to beat in the class—but Basaj, newly aged into the group, wasn’t fazed. After leading Friday’s main and laughing his way across the line in a near miss, he regrouped and silenced the heckles with back-to-back wins on Saturday and Sunday.
RISING HIGH: Chase Harp and Jackson Stauffer have been on a tear in 2025 and their Midwest Nationals Battles put it on display.
SUMMER NIGHTS: Dog in the wagon and pole in hand, this kid might just be living our dream.
STRETCHING SKILLS: Cooper Kedrowski and Hudson Murphy stretch out their manual down the front straight.
SWEPT AWAY: He’s got the last plate in the national bundle but Andrew Herrera shot out of the pack to win all three days picking up valuable points towards a low plate in the stack.
June 13-15, 2025 Rockford BMX
Rockford, Illinois
States Represented 36
Countries Represented 2
Moto Counter: Friday 179, Saturday 184, Sunday 168
Team Winners
Friday: Bike Shop - Ameriprise Full Tilt
Factory – Albe’s SYNDYT Box
Saturday: Bike Shop - Ameriprise Full Tilt
Factory – Full Tilt/Radio
Sunday: Bike Shop - Ameriprise Full Tilt
DOUBLES
Factory – Factory Ssquared
Beckham Hanson 6 & Under Expert
Beckham Hanson 6 Expert
Dex Eich 6 & Under Open
Dex Eich 6 Expert
Fisher Jones 7-8 Mixed Open
Fisher Jones 8 Intermediate
Gigi Southwell 7-8 Mixed Open
Gigi Southwell 8 Girls Expert
Jack Bryan 6 & Under Mixed Open
Jack Bryan 6 Intermediate
Jackson Stauffer 12 Cruiser
Jackson Stauffer 12 Expert
Jadon Atchison 15-16 Mixed Open
Jadon Atchison 17-20 Intermediate
Lucas Theisen 13-14 Open
Lucas Theisen 14 Expert
Masen Niesman 15 Intermediate
Masen Niesman 15-16 Mixed Open
Mason Biaggi 10 Expert
Mason Biaggi 9-10 Open
Sadie Herrera 17-20 Women Expert
Sadie Herrera Female Pro-AM Open
Scott Melanson 31 & Over Mixed Open
Scott Melanson 36-40 Intermediate
DOUBLE x2
Andrew Herrera 17-20 Cruiser
Andrew Herrera 17-20 Expert
Chase Harp 11-12 Open
Chase Harp 12 Expert
Deacon Reaves 7 & Under Cruiser
Deacon Reaves 7 Expert
Reid Vanderheyden 9 Cruiser
Reid Vanderheyden 9 Expert
DOUBLE x3
Chris Kennedy 51-55 Cruiser
Chris Kennedy 51-55 Expert
Daisy Noyola 10 Girls Expert
Daisy Noyola 9-10 Mixed Open
Grace Adloff 13 Girls Expert
Grace Adloff 13-14 Mixed Open
Malia Alvarez 11 Girls Expert
Malia Alvarez 11-12 Girls Cruiser
Tommy Prewitt 46-50 Crusier
Tommy Prewitt 46-50 Expert
TRIPLES x2
Lucas Theisen 13-14 Open
Lucas Theisen 14 Cruiser
Lucas Theisen 14 Expert
TRIPLES x3
Asher King 7-8 Open
Asher King 8 Cruiser
Asher King 8 Expert
Little rippers once again paved the way forward at the 2025 Stacyc World Championships, proving that the future of two wheels is in very good hands. Tulsa’s Hardesty National BMX Stadium came alive as the youngest riders in the sport twisted throttles and carved their way through the track, showcasing both skill and determination beyond their years. From the opening gate drops to the final checkered flags, champions were crowned across the full lineup of Stacyc eDrive classes, each race filled with excitement, family pride, and the unmistakable buzz of electric power driving the next generation of riders.
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COOPER AND COLTON: District plates on the battle Cooper Fuller and Colton Zink dive into turn one in 10 Cruiser.
Words & Photos by: Justin Wahl
Arace weekend you’ll never want to miss again. The inaugural Mt. Rushmore Nationals rolled into Rapid City BMX and left behind more than just tire tracks, it delivered a weekend of unforgettable memories throughout the Black Hills. With stunning sights, bar-to-bar battles, and a special visit from SportsCenter’s 50 in 50, the event proved to be the perfect debut for Rapid City on the national stage.
The weekend kicked off hot, with Kendall Ehlen and Nate Loy taking home Friday night Pro/Am victories. SYNDYT/LSG’s Loy went on to dominate, sweeping the Pro/Am with another win Saturday and adding a clean sweep in 17-20x to cap off a perfect weekend. Kira Boustead took the reins in the Women’s Pro/Am on Saturday, showcasing her NorCal speed en route to her own trio of wins in 17-20x Women.
From three-packs to six-packs, Josh Linares stayed busy in 9-10 Open and 10x, delivering heater laps all weekend long. In fierce battles against Mason Biaggi and Lincoln Schuman, Linares kept the pace high—and the style higher—launching into the second straight during practice to impress the crowd and the cameras alike.
In the high-stakes world of 15x, action was nonstop from Friday motos to Sunday mains. But it was Friday night’s final that delivered the weekend’s move to remember. With Kaiden Ireland out front and holding the inside, Eian Gibson of Answer Factory bided his time. As they charged into turn two, Gibson, wide on the outside, carved down low and used the flat exit to sling past Ireland and slam the door shut for the win. Ireland, repping Albe’s, didn’t stay down long,
bouncing back Saturday to claim his tenth win of the season before heading off for international competition.
As the dust settled on an unfor gettable debut, the Mt. Rushmore Nationals proved that Rapid City BMX is more than ready to be a staple stop on the USA BMX National circuit. From local pride to national-level talent, the energy, competition, and hospitality left racers and fans already counting down the days until the next return to the Black Hills. If this was the first chapter, the future of Rapid City Nationals is looking legendary.
ARMORED UP: Elbows about to bump and eyes on the prize, Lucas Francis and Billy Neuleib put their body suits to the test in South Dakota.
50 in 50: The racing action got an exciting addition to the weekend with Shae Cornette and SportsCenter joining the fun, featuring a group of excited racers.
Doubles
Briella Salemme 9 Girls Expert
Briella Salemme 9-10 Mixed Open
Ethan Smith 15-16 Mixed Open
Ethan Smith 17-20 Intermediate
Grayson Novak 11 Cruiser
Grayson Novak 11 Expert
Kendall Ehlen 14 Girls Expert
Kendall Ehlen Female Pro-Am Open
Kenna Mings 6 & Under Mixed Open
Kenna Mings 6 Girls Expert
Kira Boustead 17-20 Women Expert
Kira Boustead Female Pro-Am Open
Preslie Gould 15-16 Girls Cruiser
Preslie Gould 15-16 Girls Expert
Double X2
Asher King 8 Cruiser
Asher King 8 Expert
Daisy Noyola 10 Girls Expert
Daisy Noyola 9-10 Mixed Open
Jhett Hickey 13 Cruiser
Jhett Hickey 13 Expert
Jhett Hickey 13-14 Open
Nathaniel Loy 14 & Over Pro-Am Open
Nathaniel Loy 17-20 Expert
Skylar Orn 7-8 Mixed Open
Skylar Orn 8 Girls Expert
Todd Parry 56 & Over Expert
Todd Parry 56-60 Cruiser
Tommy Prewitt 46-50 Cruiser
Tommy Prewitt 46-50 Expert
Double X3
Diana Rogers 41-45 Women Cruiser
Diana Rogers 41-50 Women Expert
Jackson Stauffer 12 Cruiser
Jackson Stauffer 12 Expert
Jordon Dahme 36-40 Cruiser
Jordon Dahme 36-40 Expert
Josh Linares 10 Expert
Josh Linares 9-10 Open
Lucas Theisen 13-14 Open
Lucas Theisen 14 Cruiser
Lucas Theisen 14 Expert
Porter Mulhause 7 & Under Cruiser
Porter Mulhause 7 Expert
Rob Drolet 51-55 Cruiser
Rob Drolet 51-55 Expert
Savannah Priest 11 Girls Expert
Savannah Priest 11-12 Girls Cruiser
Savannah Priest 12 Girls Expert
isn’t just a BMX team—it’s a family on wheels. Built on the values of respect, loyalty, and the warrior spirit behind its name, Bushido Racing brings riders of all ages and skill levels together under one banner. At the heart of the team is a strong family bond, where parents, siblings, and friends all play a role in supporting each rider’s journey both on and off the track. What sets Bushido apart is its in-
clusive atmosphere. Whether you’re a first-year novice still learning the gates or a seasoned national-level competitor chasing podiums, Bushido Racing welcomes you with open arms. The team’s culture is rooted in encouragement, mentorship, and celebrating every achievement—big or small. Riders push each other to grow, not just as athletes, but as people, building confidence and character alongside
speed and skill. On race weekends, you’ll find Bushido Racing together in the pits, cheering on teammates, sharing advice, and creating the kind of community that makes BMX special. With a spirit that’s both competitive and compassionate, Bushido Racing proves that success is sweetest when it’s earned together.
MAKE 10 MAINS - WIN AN OPEN JACKET!
Make ten Open Main Events (within the same calendar year) at any USA BMX Nationals and you will win an Open Jacket!
TOP GUN JACKET
Get seven wins in Class, seven wins in Cruiser, and seven wins in Open at any USA BMX National (within the same calendar year), and you become a USA BMX Top Gun!
Are YOU tired of looking fast but not stylish? Do you hit the gate thinking, ‘Man, I wish my kit matched my style’? Well, buckle up—err, clip in—because we’ve got the ultimate guide to turning heads on and off the track. From the track to the gram, upgrade your style on two wheels.
FIND YOUR LINE
A consistent line through a pack of doubles or rhythm section can be the difference. Simple or flashy if you can dial in your preferred line +10 style points.
Push ’em Forward
Stuck on what to do in the air? Push ‘em Forward. Whether it’s one side or the whole thing, push your bars toward your landing to show bike control for the camera. Want to take it to the next level? Sink your butt and side saddle your ride for the extra style points.
UNLOCK Tap Manuals
Take your manuals to the next level by picking up that back wheel. A quick explosion at the start of what would be a normal manual can elevate your lines and style points around the track.
SLOW IT DOWN
Do your whips and one handers look stiff and awkward? Slow down your movement in the air to extend your style to the next level. No one ones a split second whip, show ‘em your spokes for as long as possible.
SIMPLE IS STYLE
From choosing colors in your kit to bike movement in the air sometimes less is way more. Focus on a clean look and smooth backsides first, then add a bit of flair.
Back your brand
Don’t be the brand mismatcher. Have a Fly Helmet? Rock the Fly kit. Have an Answer stem? Rock some Answer bars. Consistency through your race day set up.
GET FLEXIBLE
For speed and style get as low as you can. Sinking into your frame can help you get your pedals around faster and give you that racer look at the back half of your tap manuals.
WHO’s Got Style?
THE PROS:
Cam Wood
Joey Leto
Lucas Howes
Josh Jolly
Gavin Stazetski
Molly Simpson
Carly Kane
Barry Nobles
Brandon Roharik
THE AMS:
Corrello Brown
Mario Brattoli
Ethan Popovich
Karter Hart
Louis Kaminski
Josh Linares
Coye Weidner
Marshall Warner
Marshall Gehrke
Evan Douglas
Cutter Godaire
Evan Esposito
Grayson Novak
Carly Young
Savanna Stokes
Derin Merten
CAN AI HELP YOUR STYLE?
Give me 10 tips to be a more stylish BMX Racers
1. Coordinate Your Kit
Pick a jersey, pants, and gloves that complement each other instead of clashing. Bold colors or clean, simple designs always stand out.
2. Custom Helmet Design
A fresh paint job or unique graphic wrap on your helmet instantly sets you apart and makes your style memorable.
3. Match Bike & Gear Accents
Add small details—like grips, pedals, or spoke hubs—that match or contrast with your race kit colors for a polished look.
4. Keep It Clean
A spotless bike, polished frame, and fresh gear always look faster. Mud is fine after motos—but lining up clean shows pride in your setup.
5. Gloves & Goggles Pop
Bright gloves or mirrored goggles can add that extra flair without overwhelming your kit.
6. Subtle Branding
If you’re repping a team or sponsor, place logos in balanced spots. A clean, pro look beats being a rolling billboard.
7. Signature Detail
Have a trademark look—like neon socks, custom number plates, or a specific colorway—that fans and racers recognize.
8. Confidence on the Gate
Style isn’t just what you wear—it’s how you carry yourself. Line up tall, focused, and calm. Confidence is stylish.
9. Smooth Riding Style
Nothing looks better than clean manuals, crisp jumps, and flow. Riding smooth is always more stylish than riding wild.
10. Less Is More
Avoid overdoing it with too many colors, stickers, or gear mismatches. The pros keep it sharp, simple, and consistent. To
On his style journey, JD Lataille kicks out his Vans for the full extension South Park BMX one footer. Photo by James Pennucci
SKULL CRUSHing STYLE:
Black
crown’s Gavin Menditto hunkered into his steed over the turn two double for a perfect racer side saddle.
Words & Photos by: Justin Wahl
This past Fourth of July weekend, the red, white, and blue flew proudly over South Park BMX as hundreds of BMX families from across the coun try rolled into Pennsylvania for the 2025 Stars and Stripes Nationals. With fresh upgrades to the iconic starting hill and newly revamped staging areas, the track was primed for a weekend of blistering laps and patriotic energy. From firsttime national racers to seasoned pros, South Park deliv ered a star-spangled celebration of BMX racing at its finest. The key to victory often came down to the backside, mak ing the second and third straights a battleground for both locals and traveling challengers. That intensity kicked off rig from the start with the Pro/Am duels between local rookie pro Gavin Stazetski and one of the USA BMX Pro Series’ most improved riders, Jordan Callum. Stazetski brought his lightning gates and unmistakable South Park style to the home track, but Callum’s Mongoose-powered speed kept him honest. The two split wins and payouts on Friday and Saturday, setting the stage for their amateur teammates on the BlackCrown and Mongoose squads to carry the rivalry forward.
That momentum carried into 16x, where Gavin Menditto and Mason Hayes charged hard against some of the fastest 16-year-olds in BMX. Mario Brattoli and Ozzie Rowe threw themselves into the mix, keeping the top spots in constant contention. A clean run through the pro set was the difference-maker, with the entire rack edging right to launch into the third turn. LSG/SYNDYT’s Rowe walked away with two class wins, while Daylight’s Brattoli took the third. Menditto and Hayes rounded out the podium positions, adding valuable racecraft to their arsenals.
The 16-year-olds proved the pro-set “cheat code” worked at any age, and 51-55x racer Mike Lausman took note—turning back-toback days of third-straight passes into wins. Sporting his signature
The Crew: Some of the best memories of the summer are with the local crew battling at the National level
race jeans, Lausman reeled in North Carolina’s Justin Thompson by taking the big side and putting his Canopy Clothing colors on top. From the first gate drop to the last finish line celebration, the 2025 Stars and Stripes Nationals lived up to its name—blending high-speed racing with a true Fourth of July spirit. South Park BMX once again proved why it’s a cornerstone of the national circuit, offering a track that rewards skill, strategy, and guts. With fireworks in the sky and on the straights, this holiday weekend will be remembered as one where champions were made, rivalries were fueled, and the red, white, and blue shined brightest over BMX.
26-35 Speed: Yeah, 17-20 is fast. But have you noticed
July 4-6, 2025 South Park BMX Bethel Park, Pennsylvania
Team Winners Friday:
Bike Shop - J & R BICYCLES/SPEEDCO/AVIAN Factory – FULLTILT/RADIO Saturday:
Bike Shop - J & R BICYCLES/SPEEDCO/AVIAN Factory – FACTORY SSQUARED Sunday
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Doubles Asher King 8 Cruiser
Asher King 8 Expert
Cali Kopetskie 11-12 Mixed Open
Cali Kopetskie 12 Girls Expert
Chase Harp 11-12 Open
Chase Harp 12 Expert
Franco Castillo Ruiz 11 Intermediate Franco Castillo Ruiz 11-12 Mixed Open
Grace Adloff 13 Girls Expert
Grace Adloff 13-14 Mixed Open
Kenidea Wallgren 8 & Under Girls Cruiser
Kenidea Wallgren 8 Girls Expert
Mackenna Morellato 10 Girls Expert
Mackenna Morellato 9-10 Mixed Open
Ozzie Rowe 15-16 Open
Ozzie Rowe 16 Expert
Double X2 Alexis Alden 17-20 Women Expert
Alden Female Pro-Am Open
Dowdy 10 Girls Expert
Dowdy 9-10 Girls Cruiser Chris Monasmith 41-45 Cruiser
Double X3 Elijah Van Gelder 7 & Under Cruiser
Elijah Van Gelder 7 Expert Luke Peaper 9 Cruiser
Malia Alvarez 11 Girls Expert
Malia Alvarez 11-12 Girls Cruiser
Ryan Bramer 21-25 Expert Ryan Bramer 21-30 Cruiser Sophia Tilley 13-14 Girls Cruiser Sophia Tilley 14 Girls Expert
2025 NATIONAL POINTS
AFTER THE 2025 QUAKER STATE NATIONALS
WOMEN PRO
1
GIRLS CRUISER
1
24 A. Dowdy 11 2434
25 Y.
20 2528
30 J. Cuppy 34 2527 31 J. Fishbaugh 15 2524
32 A. Herrera 20 2517
33 S. Sloan 62 2514
34 C. Monasmith 44 2509
35 C. Reynolds 8 2500
36 L. Sherrod 41 2499
37 H. Novotny 11 2499
38 L. Donnelly 14 2470
39 M. Spencer 68 2469
40 L. Zurek 22 2458
41 C. Kennedy 56 2444
42 G. Contreras 39 2437
43 P. Mulhause 8 2437
44 E. Stoeckel 16 2435
45 R. Bramer 21 2431
46 D. Ybarra 72 2425
47 C. Maybon 19 2422
48 Z. Yeubanks 11 2422
49 B. Sereni 22 2415
50 R. Good 51 2414
GIRLS
1 A. Thompson 16 2687
2 C. Burian 14 2653
3 L. Ashley 15 2625
4 J. Tollefson 13 2615
5 P. Gould 16 2613
6 T. Mckee 9 2594
7 A. Alden 18 2588
8 A. Beaty 13 2588
9 D. Noyola 11 2584
D. Appenzeller 14 2584
R. Sessa 10 2584
L. Burian 15 2584
S. Priest 12 2583
M. Alvarez 12 2579
G. Southwell 9 2574
K. Ehlen 15 2571
A. Dempsey 7 2567
S. Mccain 12 2561
K. White 32 2554
B. Salemme 10 2553
C. Kopetskie 12 2552
M. Reyna 10 2548
S. Herrera 17 2544
E. Newton 14 2540
S. Orn 8 2538
2025 CANADIAN NATIONAL POINTS
PRO-AM
1 Z. Frier 24 236
1 A. Alcojor Ramos 102
2 H. Mcgill 30 38
2 D. Brereton-Stiles 164
3 L. Zhou 17 156
3 J. Hyatt 39 36
4 P. Goebel 35 34
4 G. Campbell 17 144
5 M. Ganakovsky 21 138
5 H. Donais 41 20
6 N. Martinez 16 138
7 A. Cornbill 17 138
8 B. Mitschke 14 128
9 J. Ross 17 120
D. Kerluck 18 112
J. Cerney 16 110
H. Dipiazza 24 100
D. Gosselin-Berg 86
T. Otterson 28 70
J. Shaw 22 64
D. Tremel 21 62
E. Kapanen 18 54 18 H. White 17 46 19 B. Fernandez 17 40 20 M. Lee 17 40
L. Burns 16 40 22 A. Colling 19 40 23 R. Di Cola 18 36 24 J. Coulombe 16 34
M. Creciun 16 28
C. Brereton-Stiles 20
FEMALE PRO-AM
1 M. Brosius 20 224 2 T. Brosius 16 118
S. Semmens 15 112
C. Alisch 15 102 5 P. Duffy 16 96
K. Murphy 20 80
A. Reeve 20 74 8 M. Honeysett 14 58
D. Kettle 17 58
S. Chubey 15 36
S. Sherman 14 34
14 32
P.
K. Thompson 16 30
1 D. Brereton-Stiles 1548 2 J. Han 8 1514 3 J. Woods 12 1511
4 J. Chen 7 1476
5 L. Zhou 17 1463
6 B. Mitschke 14 1432
7 R. Brosius 22 1420
8 N. Martinez 16 1403
9 K. Norris 7 1398 10 R. Alain 45 1388
11 C. Brereton-Stiles 1388 12 L. Leavy 13 1384 13 L. Moat 11 1351 14 J. Adams 40 1304 15 B. Thomas 6 1284 16 J. Cerney 16 1209 17 Z. Graham 6 1194
18 H. Mcgill 30 1184
19 J. Booth 11 1112
20 M. Stewart 48 1107
21 F. Mchale-Boulter 1102
22 R. Belter 47 1061
23 L. Warman 10 1053
24 S. Bernaquez 7 1051
25 D. Gosselin-Berg 998
26 J. Hickey 13 992
27 O. Cornbill 13 984
28 C. Macdonald 50 982
29 Z. Cajee 8 966
30 H. Sherman 12 966
31 I. Allan-Mckay 8 955
32 L. Kilgour 42 939
33 H. Dipiazza
BATTLIN’: Molly Simpson and Payton Ridenour put their speeds to the front in Women Pro.
Words & Photos by: Justin Wahl
Under a bright Minnesota summer sky, the 2025 Land O’ Lakes Nationals roared to life, marking the highly anticipated return of the USA BMX Pro Series to the North Star State. Hundreds of BMX families filled the pits and packed the sidelines, bringing an electric energy to the weekend. The racing didn’t disappoint—fans witnessed not just fierce battles, but the crowning of two brand-new winners in the Men Pro ranks, adding fresh names to the sport’s elite roster. From hometown cheers to championship dreams, Minnesota delivered a Nationals weekend to remember.
Consistency was the name of the game across most pro classes this past weekend, as familiar faces once again stood tall on the podium. In the ABA Futures ranks, rising stars Addison Thompson and Ethan Popovich continued their dominant form, leaving little doubt about who currently sets the pace for BMX’s next generation. Over in Vet Pro, Jeff Upshaw showed no signs of slowing down, delivering a flawless weekend sweep that reminded everyone why he remains one of the most respected riders in the class.
The Women Pro category saw Molly Simpson in complete control, as she put together a string of commanding laps that carried her to back-to-back wins. Her ability to find smooth lines under pressure once again proved unmatched.
But while most classes stuck to the script, the Men Pro division told a very different story. With Cam Wood battling uncharacteristic mistakes, the door swung wide open for two fresh faces to seize their moment in the spotlight. For a field as deep and competitive as Men Pro, new winners are rare, but this weekend delivered just that—injecting fresh energy into the season and keeping the chase for supremacy as unpredictable as ever.
On Friday, the win traveled overseas as Switzerland’s Simon Mar-
quart returned to the top step of the USA BMX Pro Series for the first time in 2025. But Saturday belonged to the red, white, and blue—painted with a splash of Pittsburgh Steelers yellow, as Cam Bramer clawed his way to his firstever Men Pro victory in a chaotic main event.
The stage was set early when Bramer powered through his semi, taking the win and fueling the adrenaline for the lap that would reignite his career. Charging down the first straight in Saturday’s main, he quickly found himself in podium contention.
Joshua Jolly and Cam Wood entered the first turn ahead, but an overcooked carve from Wood sent both front runners off pace, blow ing the race wide open. That’s when the battle truly began. Kam Larson, Zach VanKammen, Drew Polk, and Bramer thundered into the second straight, each with desperation in their eyes. Still on the hunt, Bramer floated the first pro sets, used backside, and carved the inside line to edge out Polk for the
17-20 Speed: Brady Oneal, Sawyer Sides and Bryce Blummer stack up down the first straight.
AUSSIES ON THE CHARGE: Jack Davis and Joshua Jolly put on a down under display of speed working their way up to the front each lap.
lead. Two straights later, clean and fast, he crossed the line, and the crowd LOST IT.
What followed was pure Steel City magic. Fans poured to the fence, friends mobbed him at the finish, but it was the Bramer family hug that mattered most. With Jim and Rhonda beaming trackside, their son’s milestone moment became a shared triumph. From crashing in warm-up to climbing to the top step of the Men Pro podium, it was nothing short of a Cinderella story for Pittsburgh-raised Cam Bramer.
Wrapping up the Pro classes and celebrating the next generation eager to join their ranks, the Land O’ Lakes Nationals delivered no shortage of talent. Minnesota’s hometown hotshots defended their turf against a field of traveling friends, rivals, and competitors from across the nation, with fast laps and fierce battles closing out the final day of racing.
In 11 Cruiser, Marshall Falkowski of Somerset, WI, reeled in the competition with back-to-back moves through turns two and three. “The Monster” spoiled Alexander Martin’s bid for a sweep, but with plenty
THE FUTURES: Lily Ashley, Kendall Ehlen, Taya Boecker, and Savanna Stokes battle for the podium in ABA Futures Women.
of season left, their rivalry is only just heating up.
And while Pineview Park BMX, the old stomping grounds of Alise Willoughby, was a little ways away, “The Beast” was still on top. Gia “The Beast” Kinsella blasted out of lane seven in the 12 Expert Girls main, leading the charge from the first straight. With Illinois’ Rylan Shanahan glued to her back wheel, Kinsella shut down a turn-three challenge and powered to the stripe for the win.
From Pro triumphs to youth breakthroughs, the 2025 Land O’ Lakes Nationals had it all: unforgettable first wins, rivalries renewed, and hometown heroes rising to the occasion. Under the Minnesota sun, fans were treated to the full spectrum of BMX racing: the speed, the strategy, the chaos, and the magic. As the dust settles on this stop of the USA BMX Pro Series, one thing is sure; the season is wide open, and if the Land O’ Lakes Nationals are any indication, the best is yet to come.
For the Fans: Face to face time with the pros before they kick off their race weekend.
Champagne Showers: Popping bottles on top of the podium with Payton Ridenour, Molly Simpson and Daleny Vaughn.
BRAMER ON THE POINT: Before the chaotic main that brought him his first win, Cam Bramer led a few laps through the Holeshot.
Before the blast: The Crow River first turn was a tricky one so when Rayne Lankford and Simon Marquart entered together we knew only one would make it out.
St. Michael, Minnesota
- AMERIPRISE FULL TILT
Doubles
- AMERIPRISE FULL TILT
– FACTORY SSQUARED
Enzo Garcia 7 & Under Cruiser
Enzo Garcia 7 Expert
Ethan Popovich 17-20 Expert
Ethan Popovich Aba Futures Men
Gus Richard 46-50 Cruiser
Gus Richard 46-50 Expert
Jillian O’malley 41-45 Women Cruiser
Jillian O’malley 41-50 Women Expert
Kimberly Farley 31-35 Women Cruiser
Kimberly Farley 31-40 Women Expert
Nevaeh Larson 11 Girls Expert
Nevaeh Larson 11-12 Mixed Open
Paxton Schmidt 6 Intermediate
Paxton Schmidt 7-8 Mixed Open
Sophia Mccain 11-12 Girls Cruiser
Sophia Mccain 12 Girls Expert
Stephanie Peterson 31-40 Women Expert
Stephanie Peterson 36-40 Women Cruiser
Double X2
Addison Thompson 15-16 Girls Expert
Addison Thompson Aba Futures Women
Chase Burian 13 Girls Expert
Chase Burian 13-14 Mixed Open
Jackson Stauffer 12 Cruiser
Jackson Stauffer 12 Expert
Josh Linares 10 Expert
Josh Linares 9-10 Open
Lucas Theisen 13-14 Open
Lucas Theisen 14 Expert
Rob Drolet 51-55 Cruiser
Rob Drolet 51-55 Expert
Skylar Orn 7-8 Mixed Open
Skylar Orn 8 Girls Expert
Double X3
Daisy Noyola 10 Girls Expert
Daisy Noyola 9-10 Mixed Open
Jacob Theisen 13 Cruiser
Jacob Theisen 13 Expert
Triples
Lucas Theisen 13-14 Open
Lucas Theisen 14 Cruiser
Lucas Theisen 14 Expert
Triples X3
Asher King 7-8 Open
Asher King 8 Cruiser
Asher King 8 Expert
2O25 NAG POINTS
Boys 10 1 C. Eckl 2732
2 L. Peaper 2650
3 A. Improta 2623
4 C. Adams 2519
5 G. Lander 2505
6 R. Trecek 2482
7 R. Vanderheyden 2374
8 J. Lau 2373
9 H. Hines 2273
10 C. Hunt 2195
11 J. Franklin 2186
12 N. Moulton 2103
13 M. Southwell 1990
14 L. Schuman 1866
15 D. Reyes 1861
16 L. Roden 1516
17 J. Brutsman 1494
18 R. Waters 1309
19 P. Carlson 1179
20 R. Mcconnell 1178
Boys 11
1 C. Weidner 2744
2 J. Linares 2711
3 M. Biaggi 2599
4 K. Reaves 2568
5 S. Despopoulos 2559
6 H. Novotny 2526
7 Z. Brockunier 2517
8 J. Kerr 2351
9 J. Colwell 2262
10 L. Moat 2244
11 G. Burke 2212
12 D. Myers 2158
13 J. Leonetti 2001
14 L. Kovacs 1970
15 K. Schioldan 1951
16 C. Gassaway 1940
17 D. Tremillo 1556
18 Z. Yeubanks 1541
19 S. Rodriguez 1540
20 B. Ream 1365
Boys 12 1 T. Paxman 2713
2 J. Stauffer 2661
3 G. Novak 2419
4 J. Woods 2244
5 K. Pope 2213
6 W. Lindbery 2158
7 C. Young 2140
8 B. Macias 2073
7 P. Mulhause 2057
8 K. Hicks 2044
9 E. Taylor 1947
10 W. Hinderlider 1903 11 J. Han 1823
12 L. Tanakas 1810
13 C. Fernandez 1791
14 W. Shepherd 1761
15 J. Ferkatch 1719
16 C. Mirzayan 1697
17 J. Wegley 1586
18 L. Lopez 1514
19 T. Ortiz 1508
20 E. Bailey 1425
Boys 9 1 A. King 2656
2 T. Cunningham 2504
3 G. Cox 2466
4 W. Burnsworth 2399
5 H. Svikss 2361
6 W. Hicks 2219
7 E. Emery 2090
8 A. Foley 2067
9 S. Sullivan 1944
10 M. Walmsley 1815
11 T. Simon 1780
12 B. Lindbery 1706
13 T. Olszewski 1630
14 N. Larsen 1608
15 N. Kimura 1583
16 T. Tiedge 1559
17 M. Goodner 1370
18 G. Graham 1282
19 M. Brockunier 1279
20 J. Winder 1271
9 C. Noyola 2065
10 Q. Williams 1913
11 A. Martin 1896
12 R. Johnson 1894
13 C. Hackett 1880
14 S. Erwin 1639
15 M. Falkowski 1597
16 M. Moratelli 1588
17 L. Callejo 1558
18 P. Collingwood 1554
19 C. Prescott 1485
20 L. Walker 1311
Boys 13
1 K. Hart 2779
2 J. Gonzales 2766
3 C. Harp 2725
4 W. Christensen 2680
5 J. Hickey 2555
6 J. Theisen 2525
7 J. Fishbaugh 2514
8 R. Bryant 2338
9 C. Perkins 2329
10 M. Warner 2143
11 M. Bowers 2088
12 A. Andrade 1759
13 J. Melchert 1716
14 A. Agraan 1613
15 T. Vrotney 1611
16 W. Garcia 1594
17 B. Hubbard 1557
18 M. Smith 1518
19 G. Thomas 1513
20 C. Janczewski 1503
Boys 14 1 K. Christen 2793
2 C. Backer 2713 3 B. Mitschke 2438 4 J. Anderson 2305 5 M. Hoffman 2233 6 K. Skinner 2192 7 A. Taylor 2028 8 W. Wetendorf 1994 9 L. Donnelly 1958
Z. Sanders 1931
F. Martinez 1896 12 K. Massa 1644
Johnson 1226
GIRLS
Girls 5 & Under
1 C. Luo 2524
2 J. Hicks 2040
3 B. Murray 1674
4 E. Clark 1543
5 B. Dotson 1385
6 M. Antonio 1332
7 S. Kolodochka 1163
8 B. Bonine 990
E. Dutra 2043
4 P. Vengoechea 1742
5 K. Snell 1637
6 L. Sav 1474
7 K. Starkey 1394
8 A. Fowler 975
9 L. Desouza 938 10 M. Taylor 929 11 A. Lyle 798 12 S. Novy 702
A. Rosendahl 649
B. Hill 606
L. Kurth 523
A. Dempsey 2567
B. Whitehead 2534
K. Jones 2528
D. Carragher 2526
L. Massel 2422
E. Spears 2260 7 Z. Pangione 2173 8 B. Seitzinger 2133
S. Moe 2087
I. Fernandez 2070
K. Mings 1959
B. Schales 1805
J. Hines 1735
L. Montgomery 1644
E. Binford 1406
Chadwick 2496
2029
1554
8
6 C. Young 2324
7 L. Walker 2272
8 A. Martin 2262
9 M. Falkowski 2132 10 T. Belcher 2092 Cruiser 13 1 C. Harp 2607
2 J. Fishbaugh 2590
3 J. Theisen 2548
4 J. Hickey 2408
5 J. Melchert 2188
6 M. Warner 2082
7 A. Agraan 1988
8 K. Gray 1977
9 A. Andrade 1868
10 U. Larson 1855
Cruiser 14
1 J. Anderson 2558
2 W. Wetendorf 2542
3 L. Donnelly 2470
4 M. Hoffman 2372
5 J. Johnson 2340
6 C. Pyper 2255
7 B. Laukkonen 2228
8 C. Shaffer 1927
9 E. Fernandez 1887
10 C. Palmer 1848
Cruiser 15 1 L. Theisen 2578
2 C. Pyper 2561
3 J. Fishbaugh 2524
4 C. Lashbrook 2336
5 D. Carreiro 2170
6 C. Beyer 2154
7 C. Nufable 2043
8 B. Sisemore 1918
9 J. Bowman 1910
10 J. Hite 1861
Cruiser 16
1 M. Perry 2569
2 C. Godaire 2565
3 T. Koll 2542
4 E. Stoeckel 2435
5 M. Vicario 2379
6 R. Hester 2361
7 T. Nicholls 2323
8 M. Badanik 2303
9 M. Gunning 2256
10 C. Van Iderstine 2187
Cruiser 17-20
1 J. Sorensen 2562
2 R. Carter 2528
3 A. Herrera 2517
4 C. Maybon 2422
5 A. Muscato 2317
6 A. Ferguson 2315
7 M. Marshall 2283
8 I. Davis 2248
9 A. Marlowe 2239
10 D. Gardner 2104
Cruiser 21-30
1 L. Zurek 2458
2 R. Bramer 2431
3 B. Sereni 2415
4 Y. Hausler 2328
5 A. Alensonorin 2129
6 J. Elliott 1928
7 I. Mccauley 1886
8 I. Bonsel 1819
9 A. Kennedy 1723
10 S. Harlow 1694
Cruiser 31-35
1 J. Cuppy 2527
2 T. Shutts 1779
3 J. Goth 1663
4 A. Fisher 1646
5 G. Novo 1439
6 N. Alejandre 1375
7 D. Davis 1231
8 T. Wilborn 1184
9 L. Dominguez 1131
10 C. Shook 1065
Cruiser 36-40
1 G. Contreras 2437
2 J. Phillips 2373
3 D. Hall 2351
4 R. Nye 1932
5 R. Saville 1881
6 J. Hunter 1840
7 V. Allen 1831
8 J. Jacobsen 1678
9 D. Reed 1517
10 D. French 1499
Cruiser 41-45
1 C. Monasmith 2509
2 L. Sherrod 2499
3 M. Swap 2384
4 T. Assagai 2307
5 J. Wike 2253
6 C. Cariaso 2160
7 G. Andrews 2120
8 J. Jakubiak 2026
9 Z. Jallans 1911
10 T. Huggins 1711
Cruiser 46-50
1 A. Contes 2569
2 B. Randolph 2374
3 G. Stimits 2050
4 J. Simpson 2042
5 T. Prewitt 2008
6 P. Moreira 1932
2 A. Stoeckel 2531
7 Z. Yonce 1896
8 C. Gainsford 1863
9 R. Gardner 1338 10 B. Lee 1277
Cruiser 51-55
1 S. Felt 2580
2 R. Drolet 2569
3 R. Good 2414
4 D. Motley 2340
5 T. Swager 2063
6 C. Westbrook 2021
7 G. Grieve 1935
8 J. Lindsay 1818
9 G. Bertolini 1710 10 E. Blee 1690
Cruiser 56-60
1 C. Kennedy 2444
2 G. Goodall 2397
3 K. Elliott 2386
4 R. Markarian 2275 5 J. Venvertloh 2206
6 S. Boecker 2168
7 L. Sanders 2158
8 F. Branum 2140
9 G. Webster 1778
10 S. Mcclain 1670
Cruiser 61-65
1 J. Garrett 2538
2 S. Sloan 2514
3 S. Angus 2121
4 B. Troia 2116
5 D. Jameson 2049
6 J. Kinnard 1997
7 K. Payne 1886
8 S. Bercier 1885
9 T. Merritt 1839
10 R. Moore 1543
Cruiser 66 & Over
1 M. Spencer 2469
2 D. Ybarra 2425
3 F. Preuss 1954
4 J. Rush 1871
5 C. Fieldson 1778
6 L. Dunn 1670
7 D. Stocker 1621
8 D. Pina 1551
9 T. Bowe 1261
10 J. Harris 1129
GIRLS CRUISER
Girls Cruiser 8 & Under
1 L. Chamberlain 2324
2 E. Mclaughlin 2248
3 A. Dempsey 2065
4 B. Almy 2005
5 A. Hardy 1839
6 S. Moe 1680
7 L. Nees 1659
8 E. Zimmerman 1103
9 B. Adair 812
10 S. Mendez 711
Girls Cruiser 9-10
1 H. Greer 2546
2 T. Leeper 2544
3 K. Shepherd 2524
4 M. Holladay 2518
5 A. Anderson 2449
6 A. Dempsey 2417
7 K. Wallgren 2371
8 R. Sessa 2245
9 A. Swissman 2141
10 M. Reyna 1939
Girls Cruiser 11-12
1 S. Priest 2500
2 A. Dowdy 2434
3 Y. Turner 2424
4 M. Alvarez 2371
5 K. Wallace 2369
6 K. Gray 2297
7 R. Shanahan 2297
8 S. Mccain 2284
9 K. Weitz 2258
10 J. Niehenke 2220
Girls Cruiser 13-14
1 C. Burian 2583
2 E. Newton 2572
3 A. Beaty 2555
4 J. Tollefson 2538
5 S. Tilley 2528
6 K. Hansen 2407
7 T. Elofson-Cross 2356
8 A. Priest 2198
9 P. Penrod 2180
10 B. Hale 2100
Girls Cruiser 15-16
1 A. Longhini 2556
3 M. Braden 2472
4 K. Porter 2290
5 K. Ottovich 2247
6 M. Davis 2230
7 L. Pringle 2103
8 K. Sweet 1897
9 M. Brown 1799
10 B. Turley 1789
Girls Cruiser 17-20
1 M. Rietschel 2557
2 R. Jordan 2554
3 S. Elder 2527
4 M. Palmer 2475
5 P. Sweet 2383
6 M. Luptak 2368
7 T. Dickey 2256
8 I. Meyer 2246
9 B. Barrett 2242 10 F. Mackey 1834
Girls Cruiser 21-30
1 M. Flynn 2203
2 K. Brink 1992
3 J. Piccarreto 1665
4 M. Desantis 1510
5 T. Edwards 1508
6 S. Mulvihill 1441
7 C. Hurley 1071
8 M. Decoteau 1048
9 M. Lanaville 1010
10 M. Francis 987
Girls Cruiser 31-35
E. Jones 2078 2 A. Turner 1640 3 M. Hortt 1627 4 H. Saville 1436 5 S. Akin 1427 6 A. Huvard 1341 7 E. Sandling 1188 8 A. Huber 585 9 M. Roetker 502
K. Hernandez 358
Girls Cruiser 36-40
1 K. Farley 2475
2 K. Quick 2222
3 H. Binford 2138
4 W. Swartzentruber 2061
5 A. Warner 2054
6 E. Roffi 1970
7 A. Eleton 1868
8 D. Humphrey 1744
9 A. Anderson 1517
10 C. Tomei 1505
Girls Cruiser 41-45
1 D. Rogers 2448
2 A. Mitchell 2411
3 B. Schultz 2379
4 J. O’malley 2352
5 C. Gayler 2240
6 M. Brady 2188
7 B. Foy 2167
8 A. Hale 2153
9 S. Cugler 1913
10 M. Cole 1883
Girls Cruiser 46-50
1 G. Markham 2482
2 M. Bray 2373
3 K. Fields 2284
4 J. Dircks 2271
5 B. Horazuk 2066
6 H. Latimer 2031
7 H. Hunt 1994
8 S. Nees 1825
9 E. Bays 1789
10 K. Amaris 1405
Girls Cruiser 51-55
1 C. Piper 2526
2 L. White 2354
3 T. O’brien 2329
4 S. Badanik 2277
5 C. Partee 2038
6 K. Hotopp 2023
7 K. Theologou 2000
8 E. Shaffer 1744
9 K. Barkley 1698
10 I. Melchert 1636
Girls Cruiser 56 & Over
1 P. Maresh 2521
2 J. Baker 2373
3 S. Black 2324
4 S. Harmeson 1859
5 S. Borland 1827
6 L. Schroeder 1789
7 G. Sherin 1786
8 A. Lee 1742
9 K. Miller 1664
10 T. Hill 1663
1 A. Mcarady 193
Girls 41-50 1 L. Stewart 1421
2 L. Vecchio 861 3 D. Morgan 304
M. Kiven 16
Girls 51 & Over 1 C. Antoine 489
Cruiser
Cruiser7 & Under
P. Fortuin 339
B. Thomas 288
Cruiser
56 & Over
P. Schiavone 243
K. O’brien 243
Girls 5 & Under
F. Dent 234
V. Gutierrez 61 Girls 6
A. Kitzul 980 2 A. Byers 608 3 B. Macdonald 303
Girls 7 1 A. Chorneyko 1462
2 A. Zambo 372 3 B. Van Cornewal 366
A. Manson 86
Girls 8 1 A. Ludvigson 1267
2 O. Fraser 1064
3 O. Burylo 769
4 M. Cunningham 194
5 B. Walker 178
5 J. Thiemann 703
Boys 13 1 L. Leavy 1384 2 J. Hickey 992 3 O. Cornbill 984 4 T. Kinsella 852 5 T. Hashimoto 682
Boys 14 1 B. Mitschke 1432 2 C. Newcombe 587
3 J. Stanley 493 4 W. Campbell 344
5 D. Deane-Freeman 275
Boys 15 1 C. Brereton-Stiles 1388
2 F. Mchale-Boulter 1102
3 D. Gosselin-Berg 998 4 Z. Philcox 371 5 E. Betts 311
Boys 16 1 D. Brereton-Stiles 1548 2 N. Martinez 1403 3 J. Cerney 1209 4 D. Solmes 849 5 D. Cathrine 653
Boys 17-20 1 L. Zhou 1463 2 A. Cornbill
Girls 9 1 A. Zambo 1243
2 H. Chorneyko 708
3 T. Stewart 259
4 A. Francisco 205
5 A. Mckay Huck 48
Girls 10
1 M. Lambert 1143
2 T. Torgerson- Hill 861
3 N. Allan-Mckay 664
4 M. Nychyporuk 395
5 Y. Kao 345
Girls 11 1 C. Donaldson 1271
2 O. Therrien 581
3 S. Mcmillan 461
4 K. Holliday 458
5 A. Walker 424
Girls 12
1 H. Stocks 713
2 R. Trechka 534
3 M. Bissenden 460
4 C. Antoine 411
5 M. Nebesny 368
Girls 13 1 E. Foo-Donais 1278
2 S. Inglis 248
3 J. Gledhill 234
4 S. Merchant 213
5 G. Nicol-Mccluskie 45
Girls 14
1 L. Lee 1470
2 A. Mclean 1230
3 S. Sherman 1030
4 L. Backman 870
5 P. Bass 713
Girls 15-16
1 T. Brosius 1495
2 P. Duffy 1163
3 K. Thompson 565
4 C. Alisch 505
5 S. Chubey 495
Girls 17-20 1 M. Brosius 367 2 A. Reeve 243
3 D. Kettle 124
Girls 36-40
City
SportsCenter’s 50 States in 50 Days tour rolled into South Dakota with a stop at the USA BMX Mt. Rushmore Nationals, and the Black Hills provided the perfect backdrop for an unforgettable weekend of racing. Riders from across the country converged on the track, bringing with them the speed, style, and spirit that define BMX. Families lined the fences and filled the pits,
the fierce battles on the track but also the unique culture surrounding the sport. From the youngest novices taking on their first big national to seasoned pros showcasing explosive power down the first straight, the Mt. Rushmore Nationals delivered racing that lived up to the monumental name. ESPN’s crew captured it all—riders pushing limits, fans waving state and team
tition.
By the time the checkered flags dropped, South Dakota had taken center stage in SportsCenter’s coast-to-coast journey. With worldclass racing set against one of America’s most iconic landmarks, the Mt. Rushmore Nationals proved the perfect showcase for BMX’s energy, dedication, and family-driven passion.
SHOOTING THE CHUTE: While the fun on the track is seen to the masses the fun in the chutes is a rider only sanctuary full of laughs and preparations.
Words & Photos by:
Justin Wahl
At the foot of the majestic Rocky Mountains, the USA BMX Mile High Nationals rolled into Mile High BMX, bringing with it the energy and excitement of a fresh stop on the National Series. Families from every corner of the country filled the pits, setting up tents, bikes, and team colors as they prepared for a weekend of racing at altitude. The Colorado air may have been thin, but the racing was anything but. This long, demanding track tested every rider’s limits, rewarding not just raw power, but also stamina and strategy. From young amateurs chasing their first national win to seasoned Experts fine-tuning before the World Championships, every lap at Mile High BMX was a grind of endurance, grit, and the will to conquer.
The track’s design created passing opportunities everywhere, and in 13-14 Girls Cruiser, fans were treated to one of the best Friday battles. Nebraska’s Kate Hansen surged to an early lead, but Ruby Iverson wasn’t about to let her ride away. Into the third turn, Iverson dove for the pass, and the two crossed lines in a bar-to-bar sprint to the finish. Hansen held firm and stretched across the line to take the win, her first of what would become a three-win sweep in the class.
By Friday night, the weather decided to get in on the action. As wind kicked up dust, riders in the Expert classes handled the first turn with extra caution to keep it clean through their main events. But the drama peaked in 15-16x Girls, where a gate malfunction forced a rerun as the final race of the day. With rain falling and the gate finally dropping, Tatumn Huffman blasted out front with Kenadie Neelan locked on her wheel. With one turn to go, Neelan saw an opening, powered through, and stole
BENGE IS BACK: After a hiatus from the National tour, Cashton Benge returned in a big way with three wins in 17-20x.
Gunning for the lead: Max Gunning charges to the big wheel lead with Loagon Smith-Tarango hunting for the pass.
the win—starting her three-forthree weekend in Colorado. Hansen and Neelan weren’t the only riders to leave Denver with a sweep. Local favorite Cashton Benge brought Fort Collins firepower back to the series, dominating the 17-20x class from start to finish. After some time away, Benge’s return was nothing short of commanding, netting him not only a perfect weekend but also valuable points toward his National ranking.
With dramatic weather, bar-to-bar battles, and a track that demanded everything riders had, the Mile High Nationals lived up to its name— pushing BMX racing to new heights. From first-time national winners, to local heroes making big statements, the weekend proved that at Mile High BMX, nothing comes easy, but every victory feels that much sweeter against the backdrop of the Rockies.
Riders Ready: Lined up and ready to snap on top of the Mile High Mountain.
Doubles
Winners Friday:
Shop - BMX SHARKS Factory – FACTORY SYNDYT/LSG\ Saturday: Bike Shop - IMPACT BMX RACING
Factory – FACTORY RIFT/TANGENT Sunday
Bike Shop - BIOLAB-SYNDYT
Factory – FACTORY RIFT/TANGENT
Brystol Whitehead 6 & Under Mixed Open
Brystol Whitehead 6 Girls Expert
Cash Adams 9 Cruiser
Cash Adams 9 Expert
Jeff Kay 26-35 Intermediate
Jeff Kay 31 & Over Mixed Open
Kyson Christen 13-14 Open
Kyson Christen 14 Expert
Double X2
Elijah Emery 9 Cruiser
Elijah Emery 9 Expert
Josh Linares 10 Expert
Josh Linares 9-10 Open
Mason Fox 8 Cruiser
Mason Fox 8 Expert
Michael Hoffman 13 Cruiser
Michael Hoffman 13 Expert
Rylan Schroeder 7-8 Mixed Open
Rylan Schroeder 8 Girls Expert
Zoey Barnes 11-12 Mixed Open
Zoey Barnes 12 Girls Expert
Double X3 Daisy Noyola 10 Girls Expert
Noyola 9-10 Mixed Open
Lloyd Sherrod 41-45 Cruiser
Lloyd Sherrod 41-45 Expert
Rory Strain 11 Girls Expert Rory Strain 11-12 Girls Cruiser
Triples
Marlee Holladay 7-8 Mixed Open
Marlee Holladay 8 & Under Girls Cruiser
Marlee Holladay 8 Girls Expert
LOWERS COSTS AND NATIONAL REWARDS
Words & Photos by: Justin Wahl
Deep in the heart of Wisconsin, the unmistakable water tower rises above the trees as a new landmark takes center stage, Central Wisconsin BMX. Families from across the nation packed in tight around the track, filling the pits and sidelines with team colors, team tents, and plenty of hometown pride. At the core of it all, the venue’s signature sunken U-in-a-U layout provided the perfect stage for fast, technical, and unforgettable racing as the USA BMX Badger State Nationals made their highly anticipated return.
The weekend’s high-speed action kicked off with the Pro/ Am classes, where Taya Boecker and Rayne Lankford led the way and left Wisconsin Rapids with a little extra cash in their pockets. Boecker had no easy path to the podium, with Kaylie Cerasa and Sam Miller hot on her heels and pushing her all the way down the front straight. Once the ladies had settled their podium spots, the Men’s gate loaded up, Lankford reigning as the one to beat, and his Aker Brand buddy, Ethan Popovich, never leaving his side. The two training partners put on a clinic, with Popovich forcing Lankford to defend every inch of the track.
With pride on the line for some and National points on the line for others, the Title classes wasted no time putting on a show. Central Wisconsin’s U-in-a-U design makes the third turn a true game changer, and Saturday’s 13 Cruiser final proved it. Calen Pyper led the pack from the start, but when he left the door open around the outside, Jacob Theisen and his Ameriprise ride cut low and powered through, stealing the win. The Pyper family didn’t leave empty-handed, though, Calen scored a Friday Cruiser/Class double, while
BIG BIKE BATTLES:
and Camron Pyper go bar to bar down the first straight for a NAG plate battle.
OVER THE HUMP: Tucker Cassidy and Weston Hicks get over the top into turn one for a fast 9x battle.
older brother Camron racked up the 15 Cruiser wins and added a few podiums in 15x.
Before diving into one of the weekend’s fan-favorite races, the spotlight belonged to the little ones. The 5 & Under Novice class delivered plenty of awws and ohs from the crowd as a full rack of tiny legs powered their way around the track. Aayla Triplett owned the top spot on Friday and Saturday, but it was Huntleigh Van Vickle who closed out the weekend with the big win in the little-legged showdown.
From future stars to hometown heroes, the Wisconsin crowd had plenty to cheer for. Local riders Rowyn Fischer, Trinadee Stoflet, and Talynn Dickey kept the hardware close to home and grabbed wins at the Badger State Nationals.
impactful: While we’ll miss the w1 on Isabella Smith’s plate she rocked the NAT 30 with authority around Central Wisconsin Rapids BMX.
“A” really fast LOCAL: Local girl Rowyn Fischer lit up the track and showed her 9x girl competitors the fast way around the track.
Snappers: Gate starts get better and better and by the time 17-20x loads into the gate the form and time is near perfection. perfect for a gateside photographer.
Kopetski power: 12x Girls may not have had the rider count but Cali Kopetski had all the power with a fast battle around the track with Peyton Bruney.
Words by: Justin Wahl | Photos by Bianka Lathan
Rolling
into Pottstown, Pennsylvania, the 2025 USA BMX Quaker State Nationals brought the Northeast’s fastest and most stylish racers together for a weekend packed with energy, speed, and flair. With short corners that kept riders guessing and straightaways that begged for big moves, the track struck just the right balance of challenge and fun. From hometown heroes to traveling teams, everyone came ready to chase glory—and maybe a little bit of bragging rights—at the Quaker State showdown.
Speeds were high down the straights, but with every run came the constant reminder to keep a finger on the brakes for those quick, tight turns. Taylor Koll of the 16x class found that out the hard way in his Friday main. After getting sidesaddled into the first corner, Koll managed to stay upright but couldn’t avoid drifting up top. Off balance and with no chance to get on the brakes, he went up and over in spectacular fashion. While Koll admired the landscaping behind turn one, Mario Brattoli stole the spotlight with two wins across the weekend—though Aiden Ragle had the last laugh on Sunday, charging to a wire-to-wire victory.
Speaking of wire-to-wire wins, the 15-16x Girls class saw total domination from Lily Sutherland, who flew the Answer BMX colors out front every lap. With the pack stacked seven wide over the first jump, Sutherland stood out from the start, grabbing the holeshot and never once looking back.
From wild wrecks to runaway wins, the weekend had
Corner One Chaos: 17-20x is used to chaos and the Quaker State Nationals had plenty on the exit of turn one.
Cheetah Speed: The Bleu Cheetah, Sawyer Smith, got down to business battling with SISU’s Kayla Gannon in 11x Girls.
it all, including a few head-scratching moments. Saturday’s 17-20 Intermediate class turned into an unexpected fashion show when BMX met business casual. Flynn Roultone was on fire out front, but all eyes drifted back a few spots to Brenton Caprio, who lined up with suspenders strapped over his shoulders. Riding loose on a trail bike–suspender combo, Caprio carved his own lines down the third straight and still managed to boost in podium contention. Stylish? Questionable. Entertaining? Absolutely.
From big wins to big spills—and even bigger personalities—the Quaker State Nationals had a little bit of everything. Pottstown’s short, snappy track delivered action at every turn, keeping fans on their feet and riders on the edge. Whether it was domination from the front, wild saves in the corners, or suspenders stealing the spotlight, the weekend proved once again that USA BMX racing is never short on excitement.
Celebration Station: The riders are stoked across the line but friends and fans are often times even more excited to see hard work pay off.
Doubles
Winners
Bike Shop-IN THE ZONE Factory-FACTORY ANSWER Saturday:
Bike Shop-POWER FX SPEEDCO Factory-FACTORY SSQUARED Sunday
Bike Shop-POWER FX SPEEDCO Factory-FACTORY ANSWER
Charlie Noyola 11-12 Open
Charlie Noyola 12 Expert
Colin Regina 9 Intermediate
Colin Regina 9-10 Mixed Open
Ian Martinez 11 Cruiser
Ian Martinez 11 Expert
Jayden Melchert 13 Cruiser
Jayden Melchert 13 Expert
Richie Good 46-50 Cruiser
Richie Good 46-50 Expert
Ricky Carter 14 & Over Pro-Am Open
Ricky Carter 17-20 Expert
Sawyer Smith 11 Girls Expert
Sawyer Smith 11-12 Girls Cruiser
Double X2
Amelia Dowdy 10 Girls Expert
Amelia Dowdy 9-10 Girls Cruiser
Chrissy Piper 51 & Over Women Expert
Chrissy Piper 51-55 Women Cruiser
Jack Markham 13-14 Open
Jack Markham 14 Expert
Luke Peaper 9 Cruiser
Luke Peaper 9 Expert
Matt Badanik 15 Cruiser
Matt Badanik 15 Expert
Double X3
Cali Kopetskie 11-12 Mixed Open
Cali Kopetskie 12 Girls Expert
Chase Reynolds 8 Cruiser
Chase Reynolds 8 Expert
Elijah Van Gelder 7 & Under Cruiser
Elijah Van Gelder 7 Expert
Riley Jordan 17-20 Mixed Open
Riley Jordan 17-20 Women Expert
Riley Jordan 21-25 Mixed Open
Riley Jordan Female Pro-Am Open
Ryan Bramer 21-25 Expert
Ryan Bramer 21-30 Cruiser
Sophia Tilley 13-14 Girls Cruiser
Sophia Tilley 14 Girls Expert
NOTE: This track directory is as of AUGUST 2025 - and subject to change. Always call your track or check their website and/or USABMX.com before going to the track.
DACONO-CO 02
ALABAMA
ALABAMA
Dothan-AL 01
Circle City BMX Travis Roettgen 334-793-0189 circlecitybmxracing.com
PELHAM-AL 01
Oak Mountain BMX Marshall Mooney 205-586-2863 oakmountainbmx.com
PRATTVILLE-AL 01
Fountain City BMX Gabe Wright 334-435-0295 fountaincitybmx.com
ALASKA
FAIRBANKS-AK 01
Far North BMX
Paulette Buth 907-455-7148 farnorthbmx.com
ARIZONA
BULLHEAD CITY-AZ 02
Colorado River BMX Turnell Henry 702-219-5660 usabmx.com/tracks/1672
CHANDLER-AZ 01
Chandler BMX
Rachael Blackwell 480-469-4949 chandlerbmx.com
GOODYEAR-AZ 05
Goodyear BMX Raceway Paul Moore 623-670-6279 Goodyearbmx.com
KINGMAN-AZ 02
High Desert 66 Interstate BMX
Andy Trujillo 928-890-7916
LAKE HAVASU CITY-AZ 02
Lake Havasu City BMX
Kaitlyn Weber 928-208-5388 golakehavasu.com/bmx
PHOENIX-AZ 04
Black Mountain BMX Bubba Harris 623-582-0114 blackmountainbmx.com
Prescott - AZ04
Wheelhouse BMX
Mike Miranda/Gary Sharp 562-489-6025 www.usabmx.com/tracks/2015
SHOW LOW-AZ 04
Show Low BMX
Josh Bagge 928-369-8443 showlowbmx@gmail.com
TUCSON-AZ 03
Sports Park BMX
Julie & Kirk Vaughn 520-631-4256 usabmx.com/tracks/1959
TUCSON-AZ 03
Tucson BMX
Andy Erickson 520-808-0641 usabmx.com/tracks/1676
YUMA-AZ 02
Yuma BMX
Kyle Olaiz 951-529-9390 usabmx.com/tracks/0009
ARKANSAS
CABOT-AR 01
Cabot BMX COMPLEX
Joe Douglas 501-239-3026 Cabotbmx.com
LOWELL-AR 02
NWA BMX
Andrew Strecker 479-402-0047 usabmx.com/tracks/1761
N. LITTLE ROCK-AR 01
Bonzai BMX
Dave Larson dave@angrydaveswheels.com usabmx.com/tracks/1264
CALIFORNIA
APPLE VALLEY-CA 01
Apple Valley BMX Moto Park
Kevin Stutman 760-985-1005 usabmx.com/tracks/1373
BAKERSFIELD-CA 06
Metro BMX
Eric Simpson 661-900-3210 racemetrobmx.com
BELLFLOWER-CA 22
Bellflower BMX
Tammy Estep 562-716-0487 Bellflowerbmx.com
Camarillo-CA 07
Freedom Park BMX Raceway
Richard Huvard 805-824-7854 freedomparkbmx.com
EL CENTRO-CA 23
Imperial Valley BMX
Tommy Valencia 760-370-0565 usabmx.com/tracks/1368
EUREKA-CA 15
Redwood Empire BMX
Carl Kester 707-845-0094 redwoodempirebmx.com
FRESNO- CA 10
Woodward Park BMX
Samuel Benavides 559-621-6606 fresno.gov/actionsports
HANFORD- CA 05
Hanford BMX
Derek Weisser 559-816-7954 usabmx.com/tracks/1590
HESPERIA- CA 01
HD BMX
James Vicario 760-662-3694 usabmx.com/tracks/1960
LAKESIDE-CA 02
Cactus Park BMX
Vincent McCurdy 619-561-3824 cactusparkbmx.com
LANCASTER-CA 17
Antelope Valley BMX
Nathan Howard 661-972-7420 antelopevalleybmx.com
LEMOORE- CA10
Lemoore BMX Raceway
Derek Weisser 559-816-7954 frameworkracing.org
LUCERNE VALLEY-CA 01
Stars & Stripes BMX
Paul Datuin
760-680-7612 usabmx.com/tracks/1918
MANTECA-CA 10
Spreckels Park BMX
Jon Anderson 209-815-8376 usabmx.com/tracks/1770
NAPA-CA 04
North Bay BMX
Alissa Menchaca 707-738-2949 usabmx.com/tracks/1721
PERRIS-CA 24
Grand Prix BMX
Tallon Redman 951-440-5188 usabmx.com/tracks/1946
PRUNEDALE-CA 08
Manzanita Park BMX
Nathan Smith 831-238-2249 usabmx.com/tracks/1853
REEDLEY-CA 10
Air Time BMX
Paul Huebert 559-859-0949 airtimebmx.moonfruit.com
REDDING-SHASTA LAKE CITY-CA 18
Boomtown BMX
Brenda Shaw 530-515-67550 usabmx.com/tracks/0987
RIO LINDA-CA 11
Elkhorn BMX
Tammy & Brian Ford 916-991-2931 usabmx.com/tracks/1473
ROSEVILLE-CA 11
Oak Creek BMX
Amanda Lowry 916-784-8269 oakcreekbmx.org
SAN DIEGO-CA 02
San Diego BMX
Tyler Brown 949-973-0949 usabmx.com/tracks/0245
SANTA BARBARA-CA 07
Elings Park BMX
Raceway Mike Ramirez 805-325-5590 usabmx.com/tracks/1790
SANTA MARIA-CA 28
Santa Maria BMX Jeff Tillema 805-550-0449 usabmx.com/tracks/1895
UKIAH-CA 15
Rusty Bowl BMX
Jared Walker 530-518-3500 usabmx.com/tracks/0897
WHITTIER-CA 13
Whittier Narrows BMX Roland Leal 626-692-6055 whittiernarrowsbmx.com
YUCAIPA-CA 23
Yucaipa BMX Tim Hansen 951-818-9777 yucaipabmx.com
YUCCA VALLEY-CA 23
Yucca Valley BMX Keri Dillman 909-744-7256 usabmx.com/tracks/1318
COLORADO
CARBONDALE-CO 01
Crown Mountain BMX Park Cole Baxter 970-560-2263 crownbmx.com
CORTEZ-CO 03
Cortez BMX Stacey Baxter 970-570-9157 cortezbmx.org
Dacono BMX Wyatt Ball/Chris Wooten 303-944-8392 usabmx.com/tracks/1638
DENVER-CO 02
Durango BMX Durango Parks & Recreation 970-375-7334 usabmx.com/tracks/1947
DENVER - CO 02
Mile High BMX
Shane Meyer 720-366-1440 https://www.usabmx.com/ tracks/1947
EAGLE-CO 01
Eagle County BMX Jay Lucas 970-390-6601 usabmx.com/tracks/1798
FOUNTAIN-CO 03
Cross Creek BMX Phylicia Lujan 719-287-6659 usabmx.com/tracks/1822
FT. COLLINS-CO 02
Twin Silo BMX
Crystal Toureene (970) 619-9732 epicbmxfc.com
GRAND JUNCTION CO 01
Grand Valley BMX Nick Adams 970-812-3394 grandvalleybmx.com
LITTLETON-CO 02
County Line BMX Thomas Gahan 303-435-8238 ssprd.org/county-line-bmx
CONNECTICUT
BETHEL-CT 01
Bethel Supercross BMX Donny Olson 203-798-6373 bethelbmx.com
MERIDEN-CT 01
Falcon BMX Rick Rothstein 508-243-2888 falconbmx.org
TORRINGTON-CT 01
Foothills BMX Brian Kesl 860-626-1269 foothillsbmx.com
TRUMBULL-CT 01
T.R.A.C.K BMX Chris Gombos 203-257-4988 trumbullbmx.com
DELAWARE
MILFORD-DE 01
First State BMX Kimberly Hill 302-422-413 firststatebmx.com
FLORIDA
CAPE CORAL-FL 03
Cape Coral BMX Nick Jones 239-458-1943 usabmx.com/tracks/1871
DAYTONA-FL 02
Daytona BMX John Ryan 386-690-4055 usabmx.com/tracks/1966
HIGH SPRINGS-FL 05
High Springs BMX John Pringle 352-474-8105 hsbmx.com
JACKSONVILLE-FL 05 Jacksonville BMX Chad Grace 904-386-1750 jacksonvillebmx.com
MIAMI-FL 04
Miami South BMX Sam Nolan miamisouthbmx@gmail.com miamisouthbmx.com
NAPLES-FL 03
Naples BMX George Suarez, Jr. 239-580-9444 naplesbmxinc@gmail.com
OLDSMAR-FL 01
Oldsmar BMX Raceway Jason Conklin 813-749-1260 myoldsmar.com
ORLANDO-FL 02
ORL BMX Bryan Isaacson 407-297-3589 orlbmx.com
PUNTA GORDA-FL 03 Charlotte BMX Sean Lehew 941-205-8752 charlottebmx.net
RIVERVIEW-FL 01
Triple Creek BMX Nathan Flach 813-305-0070 triplecreekbmx.com
ST. AUGUSTINE-FL 05
Ancient City BMX Carl Claypool 904-342-9868 usabmx.com/tracks/1793
SARASOTA-FL 03
Sarasota BMX
Erma Miller 941-960-1578 sarasotabmx.com
ST. CLOUD-FL 02
St. Cloud BMX
Bryan Carpenter 407-348-0774 usabmx.com/tracks/1874
TAMPA-FL 01
Tampa BMX
Brian Bigelow 813-265-1269 tampabmx.com
WEST PALM BEACH-FL 04
Okeeheelee BMX
Tommy Cross 561-248-9267 okeeheeleebmx.com
GEORGIA
AUGUSTA-GA 01
Blanchard Woods BMX
Chris Pittman 762-233-9609 blanchardwoodsbmx.com
MARIETTA-GA 01
Noonday BMX
Margie Hatfield 678-614-9702 cobbcountybmx.com
MCDONOUGH-GA 01
Sandy Ridge BMX
Chris Fosdyck 678-350-8076 sandyridgebmx.org
PEACHTREE CITY-GA 01
Peachtree BMX
Brittany Westfall 651-445-3357 ptcbmx.com
POWDER SPRINGSGA 01
Cobb County BMX
Margie Hatfield 678-614-9702 cobbcountybmx.com
IDAHO
CALDWELL-ID 01
Caldwell BMX
Ben Sinsel 208-850-8306 usabmx.com/tracks/1224
CALDWELL-ID 01
Idaho Indoor BMX
David O’Malley 208-695-4301 usabmx.com/tracks/1811
COEUR D’ALENE-ID 01
Cherry Hill BMX
Andrew Layton 509-867-4551 usabmx.com/tracks/1273
Snake River - ID02 East Idaho Indoor BMX
Derek Smith (208) 970-1291 usabmx.com/tracks/2012
EAGLE ID 01
Eagle Park BMX
Jared Jakubiak 208-565-0515 usabmx.com/tracks/1811
IDAHO FALLS-ID 02
Snake River BMX
Geordyn Bott 208-223-2963 usabmx.com/tracks/1076
ILLINOIS
BRIGHTON-IL 03
Brighton BMX
Greg Verhaeg brightonbmx1614@gmail.com usabmx.com/tracks/1614
EAST MOLINE-IL 01
East Moline BMX Speedway
Paul Depauw 309-791-1670 usabmx.com/tracks/1921
ELGIN-IL 02
The Hill BMX
JoAnne Mulvihill 224-281-2287 usabmx.com/tracks/1178
FARMER CITY-IL 03
Farmer City BMX
Rene Dunnam 217-778-7293 farmercitybmx.com
ROCKFORD-IL 01
Rockford BMX
Jake & Candy Karau 815-964-8657 rockfordbmx.com
ROCK ISLAND-IL 01
Rock Island Indoor BMX Paul DePauw 309-791-1670 usabmx.com/tracks/1936
SPRINGFIELD-IL 03
Springfield BMX Club Talon Tapscott 217-801-2352 usabmx.com/tracks/1849
WAUKEGAN-IL 02
Waukegan BMX
Tyler Kroll 847-970-8883 waukeganbmx.com
INDIANA
COLUMBUS-IN 02
Columbus BMX Jon Hollenbeck 402-699-8125 columbusbmx.com
EVANSVILLE-IN 02
Burdette Park BMX
Andrew Damin 812-480-4321 burdetteparkbmx.com
FT. WAYNE-IN 01 Fort Wayne BMX
Barney Goodwin 260-222-7384 ftwaynebmx.com
HOBART-IN 01
Steel Wheels Indoor Jackie Altizer 219-406-9833 steelwheelsbmx.com
INDIANAPOLIS-IN 02
Indy Cycloplex BMX
John Hoppingarner indycycloplex@marian.edu indycycloplex.com
PORTAGE-IN 01
Imagination Glen BMX
Jackie Altizer 219-406-9833 steelwheelsbmx.com
WARSAW-IN 01
Hire Park BMX
Paul Welckle
Brayden Welckle 507-720-7003 hireparkbmx.com
IOWA
CEDAR RAPIDS-IA 01
CR BMX
Dan Ryan 619-985-7376 usabmx.com/tracks/1363
DAVENPORT-IA 01
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY
BMX RACEWAY
Paul DePauw 309-791-1670 usabmx.com/tracks/2008
DES MOINES-IA 01
80/35 BMX
Casey Welty 515-250-6498 usabmx.com/tracks/1778
KANSAS
PARK CITY-KS 02
Park City BMX
Jordan Kieffer 316-706-2265 parkcitybmx.com
TOPEKA-KS 01
Heartland BMX
Sydney Akin 785-865-6396 hbmx.org
WICHITA-KS 02
Emery Park BMX
Garret Meller 316-573-7193 emeryparkbmx.com/
KENTUCKY
LOUISVILLE-KY 01
Derby City BMX
Joel Pena
281-912-4312 usabmx.com/tracks/1879
LOUISIANA
GRETNA-LA 01
Gretna BMX Raceway Clark Dufrene Jr. 504-371-5197 usabmx.com/tracks/1740
LAFAYETTE-LA 01
Cajun BMX Park
Brady Trahan 337-303-3852 usabmx.com/tracks/1995
SHREVEPORT-LA 01
Cargill Park BMX
Craton Cochran 318-347-4098 usabmx.com/tracks/0156
MONROE-LA 01
Twin City BMX
Natalie Harper 318-381-6887 usabmx.com/tracks/1962
MARYLAND
CHAPTICO-MD 01
Southern Maryland BMX
Gregory Wheeler 240-925-3825 somdbmx.com
CUMBERLAND-MD 01
Riverside BMX riversidebmx.md@gmail.com
HAGERSTOWN-MD 01
Hagerstown BMX Amanda Warner 301-748-8276 hagerstownbmx.com
SEVERN-MD 01
Chesapeake BMX Charles Ellis 410-969-5177 chesapeakebmx.com
MASSACHUSETTS
BILLERICA-MA 02
Billerica BMX Adam Ayer 617-319-0396 usabmx.com/tracks/1625
FORESTDALE-MA 02
Cape Cod BMX Tammy Gibbs 508-326-2472 capecodbmx.com
WAKEFIELD-MA 01
Wakefield BMX Roger Gould 978-806-1844 usabmx.com/tracks/1922
WESTFIELD-MA 01
Whip City BMX Al Pighetti 413-562-6651 whipcitybmx.com
MICHIGAN
DAVISON-MI 01
Richfield Park BMX Austin Kelly 810-4441-6193 richfieldparkbmx.com
GOODELLS-MI 01
CanAm BMX Curtis Brown Jr. 586-612-1809 canambmx.com
GRAND RAPIDS-MI 01
Rock City BMX Brooke Cavner 616-970-2617 rockcitybmx.com
LANSING-MI 01
Capitol City Family BMX
Steve Dyer 517-610-6607 usabmx.com/tracks/1537
MARQUETTE-MI 07
Marquette BMX
David Niemi 906-362-7798 marquettebmx.com
MIDLAND-MI 01
Midland BMX
Vince Miller 757-344-6196 usabmx.com/tracks/1883
TRAVERSE CITY-MI 01
Grand Traverse County BMX
Greg Chapman 231-649-2276 usabmx.com/tracks/1873
WATERFORD-MI 01
Waterford Oaks BMX
Josh Long 810-964-1237 waterfordoaksbmx.com
MINNESOTA
BRAINERD-MN 04
Lakes Area BMX
Clayton Caird 218-820-4889 lakesareabmx.com
FARIBAULT-MN 02
Faribault BMX
Carl Purfeerst 507-491-9250 usabmx.com/tracks/1437
FERGUS FALLS-MN 05
I-94 BMX
Nick Beck 218-731-7179 usabmx.com/tracks/1302
GLENCOE-MN 06
Buffalo Creek BMX
Derek Melchert (320) 224-6655 buffalocreekbmx.com
ISANTI-MN 01
Rum River BMX
Josh Robinson / Alissa Chartrand info@rumriverbmx.com rumriverbmx.com
MANKATO-MN 02
Mankato Area BMX
Paul Welckle Brayden Welckle 507-720-7003 usabmx.com/tracks/0512
NEW ULM-MN 02
River Valley BMX
Josh Nosbush 507-276-3078 usabmx.com/tracks/1337
SPICER-MN 06
Green Lake BMX Ross Henjum 320-403-2473 greenlakebmx.com
ST. CLOUD-MN 06
Pineview Park BMX Matt Stoeckel 320-333-8201 pineviewparkbmx.com
ST. MICHAEL-MN 06
Crow River BMX Dan Isaacs 320-260-1338 stmabmx.com
MISSISSIPPI
RIDGELAND-MS 01
Mag-Ridge BMX
Shane Adams 601- 572-7716 crowriverbmx.com
MISSOURI
BLUE SPRINGS-MO 01
Blue Springs BMX
Ben Harves 816-598-4303 bluespringsbmx.com
KANSAS CITY-MO 01
Raytown BMX Nate Jonjevic (816) 853-8047 raytownbmx.org
SPRINGFIELD-MO 03
Spokes BMX Raceway Mary Johnson 417-234-1057 usabmx.com/tracks/1195
ST. LOUIS-MO 02
Sunset Hills BMX Johnny Murdock 214-714-1747 usabmx.com/tracks/2007
ST. PETERS-MO 02
St. Peters BMX Mike & Laurie Demmin 636-294-6060 usabmx.com/tracks/1229
MONTANA
BOZEMAN-MT 01 Gallatin Valley BMX David Priest 406-599-3400 usabmx.com/tracks/1030
GREAT FALLS-MT 01 Electric City BMX Shyla Maziarz 760-980-4037 usabmx.com/tracks/1119
NEBRASKA
KEARNEY-NE 01 Tri-City BMX (NE) Brady Dodds 308-293-9890 www.tricitybmx.net/
LINCOLN-NE 01
Star City BMX Josh Larson 402-570-5734 starcitybmx.com
OMAHA-NE 01 Omaha BMX Joey Lee (402) 659-7028 omahabmx.com
NEVADA
BOULDER CITY-NV 01 Boulder BMX, Inc. Tay Wilborn 702-420-3411 usabmx.com/tracks/1781
CARSON CITY-NV 02
Carson City BMX Mary Leaming 775-246-3660 usabmx.com/tracks/1240
ELY-NV 02
White Pine BMX
Chet Gardner (775) 293-3747 whitepinebmx.com
FERNLEY-NV 02
Fernley BMX
Christopher Baughman 775-530-4702 fernleybmx.com
HENDERSON-NV 01
Whitney Mesa BMX
Mac Hopson 702-445-5203 usabmx.com/tracks/1982
LAS VEGAS-NV 01
Ed Fountain Park BMX Raceway Turnell Henry 702-219-5660 www.efpbmx.org
LAS VEGAS-NV 01
Nellis BMX
John Diaz
702-523-4800 usabmx.com/tracks/1929
RENO-NV 02
Reno Battleborn BMX
Justin Fischer 775-857-8900 usabmx.com/tracks/1355
NEW MEXICO
ALBUQUERQUE-NM 01
Duke City BMX
Justin Hawkinson (505) 250-2264 dukecitybmx.org
LAS CRUCES-NM 02
Wild Chile BMX
Edward Sanchez (575) 644-3991 usabmx.com/tracks/1937
NEW JERSEY
EGG HARBOR
TOWNSHIP-NJ 01
EHT BMX
Dave Dorofee 609-927-9089 usabmx.com/tracks/1841
FLEMINGTON-NJ 01
Hunterdon County BMX
Sean Carmen 908-892-2833 hcbmx.com
HOWELL-NJ 01
Central Jersey BMX
Sarah Ligo bmxcentraljersey@gmail. com cjbmx.org
NEW YORK
BEMUS POINT-NY 02
Charlie’s BMX Track, Inc.
Nick Sherman 724-822-7483 charliesbmx.org
BRIDGEWATER-NY 03
CNY BMX
Erika Carrier bmxcny@gmail.com
HAMBURG-NY 02
South Towns BMX
Chuck Felser 716-289-0265 usabmx.com/tracks/1913
HORSEHEADS-NY 04
Horseheads BMX
Gary Bleil
607-624-7102 usabmx.com/tracks/1413
KINGSTON-NY 01
Kingston Point BMX
Michael Henderson
845-339-0618 usabmx.com/tracks/1238
NEWARK-NY 02
Upstate BMX
Stephanie Liechti 585-233-2026 upstatebmx.com
NEW PALTZ-NY 01
New Paltz BMX
Amy Gigliuto 845-255-1269 newpaltzbmx.org
ROTTERDAM-NY 03
Tri-City BMX
Sarah Robichaud 518-382-2691 tri-citybmx.org
SHOREHAM-NY 01
BMX@ Shoreham Jakson Anderson jakson@shorehambmx.org
NORTH CAROLINA
BURLINGTON-NC 02
Burlington BMX
Emily Fisk 336-223-6485 burlingtonbmx.com
CHARLOTTE-NC 01
Hornet’s-Nest Park BMX
Mark Coates 704-226-8420 ncbmx.com
CLEMMONS-NC 01
Tanglewood BMX
Braden Romer 336-766-5269 usabmx.com/tracks/1906
RALEIGH-NC 02
Capital City BMX
Dusty Ming 520-425-6404 ccbmx.org
NORTH DAKOTA
BISMARK-ND 01
Fastrax BMX
Jamy Mills 701-400-5909 usabmx.com/tracks/1486
GRAND FORKS-ND 01
Red River BMX
Danny Weigel 701-330-0317 usabmx.com/tracks/1360
OHIO
AKRON-OH 02
Akron BMX
Joe Legnasky 330-622-1297 akronbmx.org
CLEVES-OH 01
Cleves BMX
Abby Gegner 513-907-0658 usabmx.com/tracks/1919
DAYTON-OH 01
Dayton Indoor BMX
Anna Bruns 937-866-1414 bmxdayton.com
HAMILTON-OH 01
Hamilton BMX
Joe Gray 513-310-3793 hamiltonbmx.com
KETTERING-OH 01
Kettering Park BMX
Josh Smith 937-219-5756 bmxdayton.com
MARYSVILLE-OH 02
Marysville BMX
Chad Clarridge 937-537-1820 usabmx.com/tracks/2005
TOLEDO-OH 02
Speedway BMX
Joel Rincon 419-260-5335 toledospeedwaybmx.com
WESTERVILLE-OH 02
Westerville BMX
Chad Buehrer 614-581-7859 westervillebmx.org
OKLAHOMA
SAND SPRINGS-OK 02
Sand Springs BMX
PJ Baker (918) 271-1219 sandspringsbmx.com
YUKON-OK 01
Yukon BMX
Shannon Brown 405-623-0534 YukonBMX.org
PRYOR-OK 02
Mayes County BMX
Marvin Odle 918-864-7109 usabmx.com/tracks/2003
TULSA-OK 02
Hardesty National BMX Stadium
Jacob Nelson 480-961-1903 ext 177 hardestybmx.com
OREGON
BEND-OR 02
Bend BMX
Nick Scott 541-771-1981 usabmx.com/tracks/0902
EUGENE-OR 02
Emerald Valley BMX
Francois Boulanger 541-214-6152 usabmx.com/tracks/0081
GRANTS PASS-OR 02
River City BMX
James Martin
541-450-0569 usabmx.com/tracks/1259
KLAMATH FALLS-OR 02
Klamath Falls BMX
Crystal Pound 541-281-2173 usabmx.com/tracks/1471
MEDFORD-OR 02
Rogue Valley BMX
Kyle Struthers 541-621-6877 usabmx.com/tracks/1509
MOLALLA-OR 01
Molalla BMX Ryan Otto 503-592-6600 molallariverbmx.com
NEWBERG-OR 01
Chehalem Valley BMX Ryan Storfa 941-404-8349 usabmx.com/tracks/1514
REDMOND- OR 01
Smith Rock BMX Sharlie Tassie 360-929-6217 usabmx.com/tracks/1610
ROSEBURG- OR 02
Umpqua Valley BMX Jessica McClendon 458-710-1819 usabmx.com/tracks/0130
SAINT HELENS-OR 01
Columbia River BMX Paul Barlow 971-563-8786 usabmx.com/tracks/1641
PENNSYLVANIA
ATHENS-PA 01
Valley BMX Ed Garrity 570-888-1850 usabmx.com/tracks/0263
CLARKS SUMMIT-PA 01
Cedar BMX Candy Rosencrance 570-855-8191 cedarbmx.com
ERIE-PA 04
Lake Shore BMX Libby Purchase 814-572-1750 lakeshorebmx.org
JOHNSTOWN-PA 04
Johnstown BMX
Geri Maul 814-270-9408 johnstownbmx.org
MONROE-PA 01
Rocky’s Creekside BMX
Rocky Covey 570-265-9208
PITTSBURGH-PA 04
South Park BMX Nick Dawson 908-239-3818 spbmx.net
POTTSTOWN-PA 02
Trilogy Park BMX Glen Knapper 484-300-9935 usabmx.com/tracks/1868
TITUSVILLE-PA 04
Drake Well BMX Dan Hasbrouck 814-758-6029 drakewellbmx.com
WEST MORELAND-PA 04
Westmoreland BMX
Adam Martin 724-217-0034
YORK-PA 02
Revolution Bike Park
Brandt Wilson 717-881-7487 bumpsnberms.com
RHODE ISLAND
WEST GREENWICH-RI 01
Woodland BMX
Eric Legault (401) 702-2269 woodlandbmx.com
SOUTH CAROLINA
LEXINGTON-SC 01
Lexington BMX
Victor Tomaino 803-530-7325 usabmx.com/tracks/1904
ROCK HILL-SC 01
Rock Hill BMX
Mike King 803-325-2630 rockhillscbmx.com
SPARTANBURG-SC 01
Spartanburg BMX
Jared Stokes 864-308-6539 usabmx.com/tracks/1639
SOUTH DAKOTA
ABERDEEN-SD 02
Aberdeen Hub Area BMX
Kyle Oswald 605-216-1910 aberdeenbmx.com
RAPID CITY-SD 01
Rapid City BMX Jamie Muth (605) 431-0688 rapidcitybmx.com
TENNESSEE
CLEVELAND-TN 02
Bradley BMX Bonnie Hutelin 423-933-7792 usabmx.com/tracks/1510
NASHVILLE-TN 01
Music City BMX Assoc. Libby Purchase 814-572-1750 musiccitybmx.com
MEMPHIS-TN 01
Shelby Farms BMX Britton DeWeese shelbyfarmsbmx@yahoo. comshelbyfarmsbmx.com
MORRISTOWN-TN 02
Smoky Mountain BMX Brian Mills 423-312-2048 usabmx.com/tracks/1843
TEXAS
DESOTO-TX 01
Desoto BMX Bobby Gonzalez 972-816-1615 desotobmx.net
EL PASO-TX 08
Sun City BMX Eric Watts www.usabmx.com/ tracks/1593
EL PASO-TX 08
Desert Downs BMX
Joseph Saenz 915-433-4869 usabmx.com/tracks/1055
FT. WORTH-TX 01
Cowtown BMX
Craig Prince 817-834-0279 cowtownbmx.com
HOUSTON-TX 13
H Town BMX Supertrack
James & Nicci Hill 803-554-2862 www.rockstarenergybikepark. com/
MIDLAND-TX 07
West Texas BMX Chris Seibold 602-677-9921 usabmx.com/tracks/1780
PEARLAND-TX 13
Pearland BMX Ed Dorrian 281-229-9650 pearlandbmx.com
PFLUGERVILLE-TX 06 Capitol City BMX James Hurst 615-973-7143 centraltexasbmx.com
SAN ANTONIO-TX 06
Lone Star BMX Tanner Sebesta 512-508-5001 lonestarbmx.com
WICHITA FALLS-TX 01 Wee-chi-tah BMX
Rick Johnson 940-636-9649 usabmx.com/tracks/1965 UTAH
RICHFIELD-UT 03
Red Hills BMX Tara & Kurt Heath 435-979-8272 usabmx.com/tracks/1800
RICHFIELD-UT 03
Red Hills Indoor BMX Brayden Gardner 435-201-2150 usabmx.com/tracks/1800
SANTA CLARA-UT 03
Santa Clara BMX Brooke Day 435-862-9386 SantaClaraBMX.com
SOUTH JORDAN-UT 02
Rad Canyon BMX
Travis Moulton 801-425-8226 radcanyonbmx.com
SOUTH JORDAN-UT 02
Rad Canyon BMX Indoor Sean Coon 801-404-7177 radcanyonbmx.com
TOOELE - UT02
Deseret Peak BMX
Danielle Radford (801) 842-3012 usabmx.com/tracks/1518
TOOELE - UT02
Deseret Peak BMX Indoor
Danielle Radford 801-842-3012 usabmx.com/tracks/1254
NEW TRACK
SYRACUSE -UT 02
Antelope BMX
Zach Randall 801-884-7610 usabmx.com/tracks/utantelope-bmx
VIRGIN-UT 03
Virgin Utah BMX
Michael Linares 760-250-5511 www.virginbmx.com
VERMONT
BENNINGTON-VT 01
Catamount BMX
Andre-Anne Chenaille 802-779-6097 catamountbmx.org
VIRGINIA
HAMPTON-VA 01
Hampton BMX
David McDonald 757-513-6443 hamptonbmx.com
PETERSBURG-VA 01
VMP BMX
Bud Higgins
804-301-5059 vmpbmx.com
RICHMOND-VA 01
Richmond BMX
Sandi Wiley 804-245-1066 richmondbmx.com
WINCHESTER-VA 01
Winchester BMX
Michael Dinwoodie Jr 401-649-5184 usabmx.com/tracks/1899
WOODBRIDGE-VA 01
Northern Virginia BMX
Jennifer Mirzayan 703-951-7269 novabmx.org
WASHINGTON
EVERETT-WA 01
Bigfoot BMX
Marlena Berkheiser 206-707-5037 usabmx.com/tracks/1372
MOSES LAKE-WA 03
Moses Lake BMX
Jeff Niehenke 509-998-0100 www.moseslakebmx.com
MT. VERNON-WA 01
Bakerview BMX
Holly Braaten (360) 391-3342 bakerviewbmx.com
PORT ANGELES-WA 02
Lincoln Park BMX
Sean Coleman 360-460-1435 usabmx.com/tracks/1251
RICHLAND-WA 03
Columbia Basin BMX
Sam McPeek 509-308-6944 columbiabasinbmx.com
SEATAC-WA 01
North Sea Tac BMX
Jamie Stenson 360-508-8144 seatacbmx.org
SPOKANE-WA 03
Spokane BMX
Matt Gallagher
509-999-0839 usabmx.com/tracks/1801
SUMNER-WA 02
River Valley BMX
Tammy Funke 253-350-5129 rivervalleybmxracing.com
WALLA WALLA-WA 03
Walla Walla Valley BMX
Alex Forss 509-386-6459 usabmx.com/tracks/1390
WISCONSIN
DEFOREST-WI 02
Mad Town BMX
Stuart Wright 608-957-3331 usabmx.com/tracks/1967
OSHKOSH-WI 02
Winnebagoland BMX
Kris Weborg 920-843-0983
Liz Weborg 920-268-7755 winnebagolandbmx.org
RHINELANDER-WI 03
Hodag BMX
Rob Deede 715-360-6822 hodagbmx.com
WISCONSIN RAPIDSWI 03
Central Wisconsin BMX
Chris Severin 715-459-2809 cwbmx.org
WYOMING
CASPER-WY 01
Mike Sedar BMX
J.B. Sorensen 307-259-4288 usabmx.com/tracks/1019
GILLETTE-WY 01
Razor City BMX
Garett Massey (701) 400-6915 razorcitybmx.org/
GREEN RIVER - WY01
Southwest Wyoming BMX
Artiz Salinas (307) 871-1443 usabmx.com/tracks/1561
ROCK SPRINGS-WY01
SW Wyoming Indoor BMX
David Miller 307-371-7349 usabmx.com/tracks/1501
CANADA
BRITISH COLUMBIA
ABBOTSFORD-BC 03
Abbotsford BMX
Derek Theroux
604-968-8522 usabmx.com/tracks/1526
ABBOTSFORD-BC 03
Abbotsford Indoor BMX
Derek Theroux 604-968-8522 usabmx.com/tracks/1600
CUMBERLAND-BC 01
Coal Hills BMX
Rene Larson coalhillsbmx1@gmail.com usabmx.com/tracks/1538
CRANBROOK-BC 02
Cranbrook BMX
Laura Niehaus 250-808-4672 usabmx.com/tracks/1992
GRAND FORKS-BC 02
Grand Forks BMX
Tyler Bidnyk 250-667-8086 usabmx.com/tracks/1667
KAMLOOPS-BC 04
Greater Kamloops BMX
Joshua Stoesz 778 220 0709 info@kamloopsbmx.ca bmxcanada.org/tracks/1647
KELOWNA-BC 04
Kelowna BMX
Kirk Van Cornewal (No Phone Number) trackmanager@kelownabmx. com
LANGLEY-BC 02
Langley BMX
Bea Hawking 604-910-7270 langleybmx.ca
NANAIMO-BC 01
Nanaimo BMX
Tania Walton 250-714-1512 nanaimobmx.com
NORTH VANCOUVERBC 02
North Shore BMX Alan Moat 604-809-1008 northshorebmx.com
PEMBERTON-BC 02
Pemberton BMX
Robb Zirnhelt 604-967-1827 www.pembertonbmx.com
PENTICTON-BC 04
Penticton BMX
Craig Carriere 250-460-1288 pentictonbmx.com
PRINCE GEORGE-BC 02
Supertrak BMX
Renee Hurtubise 403-477-6977 usabmx.com/tracks/1695
SALMO-BC 02
West Kootenay BMX
Lyndon Schiewe 250-551-3640 usabmx.com/tracks/1810
QUALICUM-BC 01
Oceanside BMX
Jonathan Ferguson 250-228-3401 usabmx.com/tracks/1605
SQUAMISH-BC 02
Squamish BMX
Vairdy Frail info@squamishbmx.com squamishbmx.com
VERNON-BC 04
Vernon Ranger Park BMX
Shylo Orchard 250-306-8882 vernonbmx.com
VICTORIA-BC 01
Greater Victoria BMX
Kyle Besler (250) 516-6703 victoriabmx.com
MANITOBA
WINNIPEG-MB 01
Destination X BMX
Melissa & Jason Osadac 204-291-7198 destinationxbmx.ca
ONTARIO
CHATHAM-ON 01
Wolfe Creek BMX
Tom Maciejowski 519-350-1953 wolfecreekbmx.com
CORNWALL-ON 01
Cornwall BMX
Dan Drouin 614-662-1790 cornwallbmx.ca
KINGSTON-ON 01 Kingston BMX Corie Mcquaig kbmxracing@yahoo.com kingstonbmx.com
MILTON-ON 01
Milton BMX Racing George Scase 289-221-7083 mbmxracing.com
NIAGARA FALLS-ON 01 Falls BMX Park bmxniagara@gmail.com
OTTAWA-ON 01 Nepean BMX Chris Peck 343-552-9354nepeanbmx@ gmail.com
STOUFFVILLE-ON 01 Stouffville BMX Brendan Arnold 416-802-4727 stouffvillebmx.ca
CURACAO
WILLEMSTAD-CW 01 Global BMX J.H. Lucien Isenia 599-9-737-0908 goglobalbmx.com
Deseret Peak
BEYOND THE BERM BUILDING BMX DREAMS:
Tucked on the outskirts of Oshkosh, Wisconsin, Winnebagoland BMX is more than just a track, it’s a grassroots movement decades in the making. What began in 1983 as a passion project by the Chartwright family, has grown into a vibrant hub for BMX racing, fueled by community spirit and a shared vision: To grow the sport at the local level and inspire the next generation of riders. Now in their second year as the Track Operators are Kris and Liz Weborg. For Kris, BMX is a lifelong passion. He began racing in 1989 and competed at Winnebagoland’s original location before the track moved to its current site. Climbing the ranks to AA Pro, Kris has always called this track home, just like his parents, Tom and Sandy Weborg, who were early volunteers. With deep roots in the sport, Kris and Liz stepped into leadership roles after their three sons Andrew, Matthew, and James fell in love with racing. Together, the Weborgs have brought fresh energy and a long-term vision focused on elevating every aspect of the Winnebagoland BMX experience. They aren’t doing it alone.
Winnebagoland thrives thanks to a passionate volunteer board, each member playing a key role:
Beth Brewer – President, Treasurer, Registration and Head Scorer
Katie Keller – Secretary and Lead in Concessions
Laura Bergin – Lawn Care, Registration, Scoring and Maintenance
Sarah Schwartz – Sponsorships and Concessions
Justin Schwartz – Gate Operator and Kris’s Right-Hand Man
Dan Crain – BMX League and Grounds Support
Foster Chadek – Announcer and Grounds Support
Troy Kasper – Former Track Operator and Grounds Support
In early 2025, the Weborgs attended Summit 2025 in Tulsa, Oklahoma, seeking ways to energize their track and grow community engagement. Liz focused on outreach and social media, and teamed up with Coach Aiden Brewer to launch Winnebagoland’s first-ever BMX Racing League—a beginner-friendly program designed to welcome new families into the sport. One of those families was the Kositzkes. Jasper Kositzke joined the inaugural session in May, quickly gaining confidence and a love for BMX. By the end of the program, he entered his first open race—and was hooked. His siblings soon joined, and the Kositzkes became regulars at the track.
WINNEBAGOLAND BMX
WINNEBAGOLAND BMX
Jasper set his sights on racing beyond home turf. On June 21, he took first place in the 6 Novice class at the Central Wisconsin State Qualifier in Wisconsin Rapids, then repeated the win at his home track’s qualifier in July. “This is why we do what we do,” said Liz. “BMX is about community, belonging, and giving families the tools to succeed in the sport.” Jasper later earned a fourth place trophy at the Badger State Nationals and now has his eyes on upcoming qualifiers at Hodag BMX and Winnebagoland before the State Finals in September.
Jasper set his sights on racing beyond home turf. On June 21, he took first place in the 6 Novice class at the Central Wisconsin State Qualifier in Wisconsin Rapids, then repeated the win at his home track’s qualifier in July. “This is why we do what we do,” said Liz. “BMX is about community, belonging, and giving families the tools to succeed in the sport.” Jasper later earned a fourth place trophy at the Badger State Nationals and now has his eyes on upcoming qualifiers at Hodag BMX and Winnebagoland before the State Finals in September.
The future of BMX in Winnebagoland, Wisconsin, is bright, thanks to the tireless efforts of the Weborgs and their incredible team. Winnebagoland BMX is leading the charge and is a must visit track on everyone’s schedule.
The future of BMX in Winnebagoland, Wisconsin, is bright, thanks to the tireless efforts of the Weborgs and their incredible team. Winnebagoland BMX is leading the charge and is a must visit track on everyone’s schedule.
START A TRACK!
Do you live more than an hour from your local track? Do you wish you had a USA BMX facility closer to you?
For more information on how to Start a Track in your town zap that QR code with your phone and check out our Start a Track FAQ guide.
We can work with you through all of the options;
• Private,
• public,
• for-profit, not-for-profit,
• potential funding sources
• or even City/Recreation Department operated.
Shows the PB times only for all riders with transponders from the start gate to the timing loops.
Open our.sqorz.com on a browser on your smartphone.
https://our.sqorz.com
Select Your Track > Scroll down to Leader-boards.
Click on the Leaderboard you want to see.
Click on each column to sort in order from fastest first. Click on Show to display filter options, filter the results by:
l Age
l Track
l Bike type
l Gender
Or just show all times
Remember the Leaderboard shows PB times only, for all other times to go to My Sqorz.
“Live timing on the track has elevated my personal training and racing over the years. It provides insight and gives you real time data to track, allowing you to make informed decisions in training and now on race day. Bringing in Sqorz timing to USA BMX events will be both fun and functional for racers to elevate their performance.”
Alise Willoughby: World Champion and Olympic Silver Medalist
Bringing Sqorz timing to USA BMX tracks.
TRANSPONDER LOCATION
l Transponder is situated at the bottom of the forks.
l It must be placed vertically in line with the forks.
l Either side of the wheel is fine.
l The cap is usually at the top (numbers are upside down).
l Use 2 x cable ties to ensure the transponder does not fall off.
Note: Transponders are not rechargeable. MYLAPS will replace the transponder free of charge when the battery expires.
MY SQORZ
Shows all times for your transponder from any track in the USA that has Sqorz Timing System.
Open my.sqorz.com on a browser on your smartphone.
Enter your transponder number.
Sqorz transfigures action on the track to powerful data. Feature packed and easy to use software for running BMX training and race events. A fully integrated solution utilising the latest technology and bringing live data to riders, spectators and event organisers via smartphones.
Sqorz - Home www.sqorz.com
Contact details: Martin Ward martin@eventsoft.com.au cell: +61 414 818 450
How USA BMX and ABA Ethos Are Shaping Modern Tracks Building the Future
With only a few exceptions, gone are the days when a local track operator could simply request three acres in the back of a park and—with the help of USA BMX—start carving out a race track. Today, most municipalities work under five- and ten-year master plans that require far more than a napkin sketch of a dream layout. Cities now call for licensed landscape architects and engineers to produce detailed topographic maps, grading and drainage plans, environmental impact assessments, erosion control measures, compaction reports, and more.
That said, opportunities for grassroots-style builds still exist—and we continue to support as many of them as possible. In fact, in the past four years, USA BMX has helped open four new community-driven tracks in La Jara, CO; Monroe, PA; Prescott Valley, AZ; and Pocatello, ID.
The launch of ABA Ethos, our in-house architecture and construction firm, has elevated our ability to partner with cities on a whole new level. By working within their processes and on their terms, we’ve not only secured approval for more facilities, but we’ve also gained full city support in the process. Currently, 11 new facilities are under development contracts.
Yes, these projects take longer to bring to life compared to grassroots tracks. But those years of planning, engineering, and city approval ultimately lead to turn-key facilities that are lower maintenance, professionally designed, and fully backed by the communities they serve.
“The momentum over the past two years of ABA- Ethos has continued to gain by leaps and bounds as cities and parks departments across the country have launched initiatives to engage and activate BMXracing,freestyleandthe USA BMX Foundation within their communities.
The scope of ABA-Ethos’s work is also expanding picking up other complimentary sports programmingsuchasroad,mountain-bike, triathlon,track,rodeo,and water sports. These larger scale visions include additional amenitiessuchassports/kinesiology centers,retail,lodging,parking, and multi-use event centers.”
- Shane Fernandez
ABA Ethos - New Facilities on the way
McKinleyville, CA - Opening first quarter 2026
Funded through a state grant and being built in a brand new multisport park.
Morgan Hill, CA - Opening first quarter 2026
A Grassroot facility that will be the new home of the legendary track operations team of Nick Valencia and Marisa Sereni. This facility is fully expected to be competing with Rum River, Okeeheelee and Oak Creek as one of the top tracks in the country in a few short seasons.
Port St. Lucie, FL - Opening first quarter 2026
A new type of low maintenance facility, in a move reminiscent of Rock Hill, the City of Port St. Lucie will be hiring staff to operate USA BMX racing programs directly through their Recreation Department
Cottage Grove, OR - Opening summer 2026
Another grassroots build, but with city mandated permits Slabtown BMX, has been jumping hurdle after hurdle for two years and is looking good for next summer.
Morgantown, WV - Opening summer 2026
Funded by a Federal EDA grant in 2022, the project hit a location snag and the entire site had to be redesigned in a different location in Mylan Park. Even though the engineering remained diligent the process for federal approval to change the original location led to delays, everything is “back-on-track” now.
Pea Ridge, AR - Third quarter 2026
Pea Ridge will serve all of the racers displaced by the closure of the number one track in Arkansas, NWA BMX, back in 2023.
Chico, CA - Third quarter 2026
The return of Silver Dollar BMX! Track Operator and local advocate Phil Wysocki has been leading the charge for the last two years.
Roanoke, VA - Third quarter 2026
Organized by a local dad who returned to his hometown of Roanoke after living in Tucson, AZ, where his daughter started racing.
Pearsall Park, TX - 2027
The southside of San Antonio, TX, this low maintenance facility will be a great addition to the Lone Star State.
Simi Valley, CA - 2027
City officials have prioritized the return of this historic track.
Santa Clarita, CA - 2028
This facility is part of a $50 Million sports complex with soccer fields, track and field facilities and a low maintenance USA BMX track.
Durango, CO - TBD
Durango Mesa Bike Park brings cycling together with a facility featuring both UCI level BMX Racing and Freestyle courses, surrounded by downhill and mountain bike flow trails.
USA BMX Foundation Wraps Up a Successful Summer at Hardesty National BMX Stadium
This summer, the USA BMX Foundation successfully concluded another season of exciting, educational, and action-packed camps at the Hardesty National BMX Stadium in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Over the course of the summer, hundreds of kids from across the region experienced the thrill of BMX riding while diving into hands-on STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Math) learning.
Campers spent their mornings on the track, developing bike skills, building confidence, and learning the importance of health and wellness through physical activity. Afternoons were dedicated to engaging STEAM lessons, where students explored the science and engineering behind BMX racing, designed their own tracks, and conducted experiments that blended education with fun.
The summer also featured special partnerships with local organizations, including The Opportunity Project’s “Friday Funday” initiative, allowing Tulsa Public School students free access to the unique blend of athletics and academics the Foundation provides. The result? Smiling faces, new friendships, and a stronger connection between youth and the sport of BMX. The USA BMX Foundation is already looking forward to welcoming riders back for spring break and summer camps in 2026, continuing its mission to inspire and educate through the power of BMX.
5 R. Givens 9 1113
6 S. Lopez 12 967
7 K. Infield 11 745
8 N. Ibarra 14 192
9 L. Laurin 8 157
10 A. Kang 7 64 CRUISER
1 C. Fuller 11 7776
2 J. Dehaven 50 4688
3 A. Martin 12 4525
4 S. Rivera 15 3111
5 S. Tristan 16 1283
6 J. Montano Ii 8 958
7 J. Rose 12 841
8 E. Rupe* 62 663
9 K. Halls 26 500
10 M. Lapraik 56 334 GIRLS CRUISER
1 M. Desantis 22 3039
2 D. Anderson 18 1898
3 C. Fuller 9 1088
4 R. Givens 9 571
Ca08 BOYS
1 B. Macias 12 8836
2 M. Tayamen 11 7901
3 M. Garlow 12 7820
4 D. Brown 19 7589
5 T. Cunningham 9 7571
6 T. Bostock 43 7545
7 C. Perkins 13 7481
8 N. Soito 18 7057
9 M. Garlow 10 6696
10 J. Kramer 42 6418 GIRLS
1 Z. Hinz 10 6914
2 M. Garlow 6 6637
3 K. Bostock 12 6354
4 S. Macias 14 6197
5 M. Reyna 10 5916
6 O. Leyva 7 3271
7 R. Poirier 12 2102
8 C. Devaurs 8 2031
9 D. Perez 18 1893
10 H. Pressnell 42 1814 CRUISER
1 M. Tayamen 11 7978
2 B. Macias 12 7938
3 N. Smith 54 6670
4 R. Gardner 50 5420
5 J. Roybal 17 4663
6 S. Rodriguez 11 4539
7 C. Wheeler 52 4371
8 A. Roybal 54 3766
9 C. Slie 57 3480
10 R. Sode 12 2983 GIRLS CRUISER
1 J. Poirier 51 2351
2 M. Reyna 10 2344
3 A. Dzonlez 45 2323
4 H. Pressnell 42 2138
5 R. Bostock 42 1836
6 A. Newman 16 1723
7 A. Zavalla 12 1712
8 B. Trumpp 38 1457
9 Z. Hinz 10 1387
10 T. Diakos 54 1176
Ca10 BOYS
1 L. Garcia 7 8820
2 J. Garza 8 7203
3 C. Fernandez 8 7199
4 L. Grable 9 6719
5 L. Grable 17 6352
6 R. Riofrio 53 6338
7 C. Benigni 8 6228
8 N. Gonzalez 8 6088
9 Z. Brown 10 5990
10 K. Rowe 10 5856
GIRLS
1 E. Dutra 6 8303
2 I. Fernandez 7 7743
3 A. Gonzalez 9 7000
4 L. Sav 6 5554
5 C. Finch 5 4567
6 K. Chany 16 4051
7 F. Mackey 17 3319
8 H. Vincent 11 3255
9 C. Trickler 11 3242
10 Z. Iasonos 14 3220
2 R. Jackson 63 5824
3 J. Garza 8 5716
4 C. Westbrook 55 5500
5 C. Carraway 10 4697
6 D. Daland 13 4154
7 K. Rasool 59 4062
8 A. Escobar 7 3934
9 R. Stanford 61 3642
10 L. Grable 17 3541 GIRLS CRUISER
1 F. Mackey 17 3074
2 K. Huebert 42 2605
3 A. Gonzalez 9 2583
4 K. Chany 16 2131
5 M. Kausin 40 987
6 D. Vitale 12 770
7 T. Strouse 47 532
8 J. Slaven 38 409
9 H. Vincent 11 300
10 H. Young 19 171 Ca11 BOYS
1 T. Miyake 12 7647
2 E. Verdugo 18 6416
3 V. Kess 14 6049
4 C. Yount 16 5183
5 C. Janway 16 5164
6 C. Hetherington 4998
7 H. Grigonis 17 4972
8 L. Alcon 12 4962
9 J. Wood 13 4860
10 M. Bradley 11 4745 GIRLS
1 C. Shook 11 7330
2 J. Gronbach 10 6848
3 P. Penrod 14 6551
4 K. White 32 6018
5 A. Zientara 11 5850
6 M. Privett 51 4419
7 J. Privett 13 4226
8 A. Maclafferty 14 4193
9 K. Ditty 13 4079
10 K. Carey 15 3351
CRUISER
1 S. Bercier 62 7214
2 K. Elliott 58 6553
3 K. Huffman 43 6059
4 J. Guiliani 54 3932
5 C. Newell 9 3672
6 S. Gronbach 17 3431
7 M. Mecham 41 3405
8 N. Larsen 9 3365
9 J. Wood 13 3222
10 C. Janway 16 3190 GIRLS CRUISER
1 C. Shook 11 6185
2 M. Privett 51 5896
3 E. Good 12 5053
4 A. Zientara 11 4844
5 P. Penrod 14 3543
6 K. Helmer 11 2550
7 J. Gronbach 10 2343
8 S. Nguyen 11 2334
9 A. Witten 50 1984
10 A. Ramirez 13 1662 Ca12 BOYS
1 J. Anderson 14 7558
2 R. Lowry 52 6210
3 A. Baker 8 6111
4 D. Ogorman 27 5944
5 D. Baker 6 4279
6 S. O’gorman 57 3444
7 K. Clair 15 2944
8 M. Yibwemar 10 2687
9 C. Thornsberry 11 2651
10 T. Bennett 15 2601
GIRLS
1 B. Shaw 15 4506
2 I. Cushenbery 17 2521
3 S. Bugenig 16 1927
4 M. Shaw 7 1884
5 S. Stephens 24 1852
6 K. Shaw 8 1520
7 B. Barrett 18 1506
8 A. Shaw 13 742
9 S. Brooks 13 377
10 M. Slack 8 373 CRUISER
1 A. Baker 8 4181
2 J. Anderson 14 3053
4 G. Davis 59 2083
5 A. Barron 52 1713
6 R. Alves 58 1346
7 A. Pulera 56 811
8 S. Dombo 66 765
9 B. Turnbaugh 37 729
10 K. Clair 15 601 GIRLS CRUISER
1 B. Shaw 15 4650
2 I. Cushenbery 17 3781
3 A. Shaw 13 252
4 B. Barrett 18 204 Ca15
BOYS
1 K. Hicks 8 7078
2 E. Hicks 7 5616
3 L. Walker 12 4981
4 N. Elliott 26 4704
5 L. Lawson 14 3906
6 D. Kester 19 3621
7 T. Tupper 8 3504
8 B. Vickers 13 3327
9 M. Zarate 10 3278
10 B. Martinez 11 2884 GIRLS
1 L. Syfert 9 6285
2 M. Martinez 8 4874
3 S. Gomolicke 13 4290
4 J. Peregrina 12 3125
5 L. Dill 10 3044
6 A. Fox 5 2816
7 T. Jackson 13 2253
8 A. Fox 8 2011
9 A. Walker 15 1080
10 F. Smith 8 867
CRUISER
1 K. Hicks 8 6493
2 L. Walker 12 6289
3 L. Lawson 14 4115
4 T. Tupper 8 3992
5 B. Smith 10 3547
6 B. Martinez 11 3351
7 C. Lawson 12 2993
8 D. Vickers 41 2774
9 D. Kester 19 2645
10 D. Deslierres 45 2209
GIRLS CRUISER
1 L. Syfert 9 6631
2 M. Martinez 8 3619
3 L. Dill 10 2602
4 J. Peregrina 12 2350
5 A. Fox 8 1418
6 A. Ferguson 19 1359
7 T. Jackson 13 362
8 L. Dill 16 167
9 E. Reynolds 10 63
Ca16
BOYS
1 C. Adams 10 9731
2 F. Martinez 14 8928
3 D. Myers 11 6524
4 S. Felt 52 6169
5 K. Hart 13 5817
6 H. Adams 8 5502
7 J. Kerr 11 4946
8 R. Mcconnell 10 4566
9 R. Scranton 16 4484
10 J. Morris 37 3607
GIRLS
1 O. Alvidrez 14 5119
2 S. Fong 7 5001
3 K. Cole 15 4817
4 H. Tashima 10 4086
5 K. Hart 9 3894
6 Z. Lomeli 12 2547
7 C. Kline 12 2105
8 B. Vaughan 17 1706
9 A. Reed 15 1652
10 C. Tomei 38 1072
CRUISER
1 C. Adams 10 6800
2 S. Felt 52 4966
3 K. Harlow 65 4844
4 J. Welch 55 4409
5 S. Angus 62 3255
6 N. Corralez 11 2393
7 M. Acosta 55 2261
8 D. Webb 11 2044
9 R. Raymonde 59 1974
10 E. Pennington 13 1965
Dear Gabi, August
1. August 1 was the district transfer cutoff.
2. August marks the beginning of the finals for the State/Provincial Series.
3. Preparation for Gold Cup Finals.
4. Cutoff for single point races for an alternate ROC qualification is Sept 15.
5. ROC invites are sent via email…make sure that we have a good email address for you on your membership record!!!
Here are a few reminders that will make the next 2 months less stressful:
• The State/Provincial Pre-Race does NOT count as a qualifier.
• Bonus points have already been added into your score prior to your final.
• The points for the State/Provincial final are tripled.
• Novice and Intermediate riders are plated together for State/ Provincial.
• The website shows the riders age at their respective State/ Provincial Final.
• Gold Cup bonus points cutoff was August 15.
• The website shows the riders age at their respective Gold Cup Final.
• Remember, to qualify for a Gold Cup Award, you need two (2) qualifiers in the same region as the Gold Cup Final.
• As an alternate way to qualify for ROC, you must have eight (8) single point races done by September 15, and you cannot count class and cruiser together. If the races dated August 1 or prior were done in your state, you will earn points that will count towards your state total.
WHEW, that is it for this month… be safe and HAVE FUN!!!
GIRLS CRUISER
1 E. Randall 57 1461
2 B. Vaughan 17 1152
3 M. Cole 42 882
4 C. Tomei 38 716
5 D. Humphrey 37 489
6 P. Harlow 66 99
7 V. Harnden 21 84
8 C. Nold 40 30
Ca22
BOYS
1 C. Eckl 10 9050
2 J. Lau 10 7520
3 N. Ratzlaff 15 5892
4 K. Bradfield 9 5601
5 A. Delallana 12 4646
6 C. Nufable 15 4430
7 B. Li 13 4038
8 J. Chen 9 3984
9 G. Guerrero 13 3629
10 N. Gertsch 46 3436
GIRLS
1 Y. Turner 11 6840
2 S. Ratzlaff 11 4728
3 K. Holguin 11 4535
5 A. Holguin 11 3439
6 I. Chen 5 3049
7 C. Fields 12 2778
8 V. De Vera 13 2736
9 C. Caron 45 2480
10 A. De Vera 11 2271 CRUISER
1 D. Pentico 52 4816
2 S. Morris 63 4593
3 N. Gertsch 46 4125
4 C. Nufable 15 3615
5 J. Garrett 62 3165
6 D. Squire 58 2793
7 J. Daire 52 2427
8 R. Hill 10 2409
9 R. Weber 43 2214
10 B. Otto 54 2080 GIRLS CRUISER
1 C. Partee 53 5542
2 Y. Turner 11 4368
3 K. Fields 47 3863
4 N. Mendoza 45 3683
5 C. Caron 45 3223
6 C. Piper 52 2371
7 M. Lewellen 41 1907
8 E. Cervantes 55 1433
10 L. Koehler 27 55 Ca23 BOYS
1 B. Leitner 8 2472
2 K. Zuniga 14 2392
3 J. Williams 47 2278
4 K. Zuniga 8 2219
5 B. Shatswell Iii 16 2210
6 G. Williams 10 2134
7 L. Glenn 16 1953
8 C. Reed 15 1717
9 W. Reed 14 1681
10 G. Jaime 10 1664 GIRLS
1 K. Zuniga 10 2531
2 G. Johannsson 13 2393
3 S. Johnson 10 2316
4 A. Ziemer 16 1936
5 Z. Gaddis 11 1121
6 A. Holmes 12 1027
7 K. Shatswell 14 999
8 E. Gaddis 13 832 9 M. Johnson 7 825
K. Deaton 12 629
CRUISER
1 L. Garcia 7 6041
3 T. Magee 62 2378
4 B. Romero 13 4514
9 A. Morris 33 293
47 2058
10 R. Fischer 9 341 WEST VIRGINIA Wv01 BOYS
1 M. Dehaven 43 7130
2 F. Downs 9 6323
3 G. Hardbarger 12 6072
4 G. Downs 7 5968
5 J. Lampley 19 2000
6 Z. Bradbury 30 1143
7 A. Whittington 9 744
8 J. Whirley 21 348
9 E. Marshall Jr 41 334
10 C. Black 7 235 GIRLS
1 A. Nye 12 2573
2 R. Nye 9 1734
3 L. Bliss 57 402
4 G. Switzer 12 315
5 L. Stotler 18 190
6 C. Bernhardt 16 54
7 J. Imes 6 18 CRUISER
1 R. Nye 36 5739
2 G. Hardbarger 12 3902
3 J. Mckan 57 54 GIRLS CRUISER
1 L. Bliss 57 216
2 J. Nye 42 127
3 M. Shetler 47 55
WYOMING
Wy01 BOYS
1 K. Schioldan 11 9119
2 G. Miller 12 7278
3 R. Weis 16 6862
4 S. White 12 6123
5 A. Jackson 13 5663
6 J. Sorensen 17 5646
7 T. Weis 10 5274
8 M. Fox 8 4699
9 B. Davis 14 4454
10 K. Matte 19 4237 GIRLS
1 K. Zumbro 13 5509
2 A. Weis 13 4346
3 C. Zumbro 11 3874
4 K. Matte 21 3105
5 G. Olson 14 2202
6 K. Christopherson 2076
7 R. Sisneros 8 2009
8 L. Salmans 7 1852
9 J. Hover 13 1763
10 O. Olson 15 1657 CRUISER
1 K. Schioldan 11 11405
2 R. Weis 16 7457
3 G. Miller 12 6684
4 S. White 12 6120
5 T. Weis 10 5733
6 K. Matte 19 4849
7 B. Davis 14 4806
8 J. Sorensen 17 3650
9 J. Williams 15 3514
10 J. Smith 11 3485 GIRLS CRUISER
1 K. Matte 21 4646
2 A. Weis 13 4168
3 E. Matte 42 4118
4 K. Christopherson 2050
5 R. Massey 45 1603
6 C. Massey 14 1559
7 M. Salisbury 11 1494
8 C. Stewart 44 1486
9 S. Hansuld 12 1361
10 A. Parsons 19 1250
ALBERTA
Ab01 BOYS
1 J. Hickey 13 2920
2 D. Gosselin-Berg 2062
3 B. Mitschke 14 1819
4 J. Ross 17 1747
9 K. Berry 14 1223
10 B. Asquin 48 850 GIRLS
1 L. Lee 14 2336
2 P. Duffy 16 1550
3 P. Bass 14 1079
4 A. Reeve 20 339
5 C. Arbour 11 315
6 E. Thomsen 15 252
7 A. Cremers 14 171
9 S. Semmens 16 165
8 K. Esak 16 165
10 C. Donaldson 11 147 CRUISER
1 B. Asquin 48 1857
2 J. Hickey 13 351
3 E. Mcintyre 12 84
4 A. Schley 12 75
5 M. Mcarady 31 57
6 K. Langdon 15 48
7 E. Boerger 17 45
8 C. Linder 43 42 GIRLS CRUISER
1 C. Donaldson 11 78
2 A. Mcarady 39 36
BRITISH COLUMBIA
Bc01 BOYS
1 J. Woods 12 7747
2 J. Booth 12 5977
3 I. Allan-Mckay 8 5850
4 L. Foo-Donais 11 5542
5 F. Frame 9 4446
6 J. Paquin 6 4348
7 K. Purvis 11 3960
8 J. Matheson 10 3889
9 R. Bourcier 8 3879
10 N. Belanger 18 3820 GIRLS
1 A. Chorneyko 8 6531
2 A. Kitzul 6 5181
3 H. Chorneyko 9 5079
4 E. Foo-Donais 13 4831
5 A. Ludvigson 8 4658
6 L. Stewart 47 4311
7 A. Byers 6 3250
8 N. Allan-Mckay 11 3053
9 M. Lambert 10 2874
10 M. Honeysett 14 2857 CRUISER
1 J. Bissenden 16 5136
2 K. Matheson 35 4764
3 R. Whittall 37 3822
4 S. Nelson 45 3795
5 C. Nelson 13 3360
6 N. Besler 13 3263
7 S. Hutton 36 3010
8 R. Leboudec 53 2762
9 G. Honeysett 48 2535
10 N. Tucker 13 2194 GIRLS CRUISER
1 L. Stewart 47 7272
2 D. Morgan 45 6518
3 L. Wilcox 18 4310
4 S. Ferguson 16 3727
5 D. Welsh 40 2975
6 D. Coupe 44 2573
7 M. Kiven 49 2455
8 M. Nychyporuk 10 2387
9 N. Titley 15 2376
10 A. Foster 64 1737
Bc02 BOYS
1 C. Lamont 13 4866
2 K. Dean 13 4325
3 C. Landolt 12 3689
4 E. Peppard 12 3278
5 L. Truman 13 3025
6 A. Robinson 14 2520
7 P. Robinson 11 2376
8 N. Quesnel 10 2285
9 C. Porter 8 1960
10 B. Hewkin 6 1896
GIRLS
1 T. Truman 15 4070
2 H. Soles 12 3304
6 H. Schwaier 7 251
7 C. Urness 8 234
8 L. Vecchio 44 225
9 B. Samkow 12 198
10 S. Van Moll 12 188 CRUISER
1 B. Lamont 53 4094
2 J. Landolt 41 2910
3 C. Lamont 13 2860
4 G. Fairbairn 69 2256
5 C. Landolt 12 1569
6 E. Herzog 32 1084
7 T. Quiring 34 832
8 B. Kirkwood 36 778
9 E. Paulson 50 733
10 D. Bullis 40 443 GIRLS CRUISER
1 T. Truman 15 4427
2 H. Soles 12 3610
3 H. Herzog 37 2219
4 D. Matzelle 56 2163
5 L. Vecchio 44 453
6 K. Lamont 15 63
Bc03
BOYS
1 F. Mchale-Boulter 7443
2 Z. Graham 6 6829
3 L. Warman 10 6220
4 Y. Kao 12 5694
5 R. Alain 45 5383
6 A. Han 9 5183
7 D. Worrall 44 5019
8 R. Stanley 46 4987
9 H. Alain 12 4470
10 N. Nassachuk 13 4298
GIRLS
1 L. Backman 14 7143
2 A. Mclean 14 4788
3 L. Alain 16 4580
4 Y. Kao 10 4518
5 T. Torgerson- Hill 4253
6 O. Fraser 8 3933
7 E. Johanson 11 1918
8 C. Alisch 15 1916
9 S. Kanada 16 1801
10 J. Gledhill 13 1674
CRUISER
1 N. Nassachuk 13 3248
2 R. Alain 45 2559
3 H. Lutman 13 2215
4 L. Harron 16 1837
5 R. Stanley 46 1429
6 D. Fraser 15 879
7 R. Smith 11 869
8 C. Schofield 14 748
9 C. Abbott 15 746
10 B. Thomas 7 717
GIRLS CRUISER
1 E. Harron 46 2812
2 D. Powers 39 2164
3 L. Backman 14 1845
4 R. Adams 36 1830
5 L. Kuyvenhoven 48 929
6 S. Bramhall 29 891
7 E. Rozander 51 378
8 S. Friesen 36 363
9 B. Lindsay-Hawkins 117
10 K. Rozek 37 104
Bc04
BOYS
1 E. Lloyd 9 5198
2 S. Burylo 10 4634
3 Z. Allen 11 4136
4 S. Bunnah 8 3722
5 T. Lewis 10 3486
6 J. Garner 10 3449
7 P. Windross 13 3391
8 J. Arnold 16 3331
9 A. Manson 10 3245
10 D. Hanlon 13 3223
GIRLS
1 H. Stocks 12 5206
2 O. Burylo 8 3579
3 A. Smith 15 3335
4 A. Manson 7 2418
5 K. Thompson 16 2235
6 B. Windross 11 1839
7 S. Mcmillan 11 1759
CRUISER
1 J. Stoesz 41 3481
2 J. Rensby 40 2324
3 A. Thiemann 40 2288
4 G. Dell 39 2083
5 J. Sengotta 29 1471
6 C. Poznikoff 39 1466
7 D. Windross 43 1360
8 R. Mckenna 48 1319
9 D. Sengotta 23 1204
10 D. Solmes 17 1200 GIRLS CRUISER
1 E. Hanlon 16 4276
2 R. Nielsen 28 3415
3 L. Pitino 15 2413
4 K. Stoesz 39 2277
5 A. Hogberg 43 2036
6 M. Rensby 37 1818
7 A. Johnson 37 1328
8 J. Bitz 54 1210
9 L. Thiemann 37 757
10 M. Martin 48 684
Bc05
BOYS
1 K. Norris 7 6345
2 L. Moat 11 6180
3 H. Sherman 13 5309
4 L. Warren 16 4042
5 L. Zhang 7 4022
6 F. Beach 10 3971
7 M. Stewart 48 3774
8 R. Furst 13 3708
9 S. Therrien 7 3686
10 J. Chen 7 3019 GIRLS
1 A. Zambo 9 6993
2 O. Therrien 11 4717
3 A. Zambo 7 3210
4 S. Sherman 15 2987
5 L. Taylor 11 1523
6 A. Mckay Huck 9 1299
7 T. Stewart 9 1188
8 F. Dent 5 1021
9 A. Walker 11 950
10 J. Zirnhelt 11 925 CRUISER
1 L. Warren 16 3882
2 J. Zambo 50 1614
3 K. Marler 57 1149
4 F. Liska 42 1077
5 K. Edwards 37 839
6 J. Bond 52 513
7 L. Moat 11 468
8 P. Sherman 50 427
9 J. Lyons 42 252
10 Y. Shoji 39 241
GIRLS CRUISER
1 J. Mountifield 45 1498
2 L. Vice 47 807
3 C. Altes Virgili 41 477
4 C. Conroy 41 389
5 M. Pacakova 39 303
6 S. Lyons 41 64
7 K. Kianmehr 10 63
ONTARIO
On01
BOYS
1 E. Henry 12 4457
2 R. Daniel 10 3780
3 J. Leonetti 11 3566
4 S. Nauman 49 3490
5 P. Schiavone 58 3284
6 L. Pennie 9 3141
7 B. Simas 8 2773
8 C. Coady 14 2727
9 J. Nauman 16 2599
10 G. Bidwell 43 2545 GIRLS
1 M. Nebesny 12 3090
2 R. Pootmans 13 3000
3 I. Nebesny 10 2575
4 S. Walter 16 2155
5 A. Bedward 10 1405
6 H. Lethbridge 17 1309
7 E. Bird 7 1291
8 L. Hunt 13 1178
9 E. Fleming 15 1156
3 C. Milliken 65 2336
4 A. Nebesny 50 2286
5 D. Bird 43 2142
6 D. Pennie 45 1762
7 N. Liska 47 1586
8 A. Lethbridge 14 1556
9 E. Hunt 57 1541
10 B. Patriquin 67 1229 GIRLS CRUISER
1 M. Nebesny 12 3025
2 I. Nebesny 10 2139
3 H. Pennie 46 1656
4 E. Rawlings 15 1331
5 T. Rickey 20 920
6 T. Ytsma 44 126
7 L. Rawlings 47 108
8 K. Scase 13 63
9 R. Pootmans 13 33
On02
BOYS
1 Z. Kaiser 17 4182
2 J. Kaiser 19 3881
3 A. Berends 14 3612
4 B. Hillebrandt 12 3037
5 J. Brouillette 15 2988
6 F. Gall 9 2748
7 C. Ryan 8 2734
8 A. Ankers 15 2685
9 J. Mattice 20 2588
10 N. Peck 12 2484
GIRLS
1 B. Saxton 14 4414
2 S. Vallier 16 4355
3 T. Hunt 15 3136
4 C. Antoine 51 2618
5 S. Godin 17 2039
6 C. Antoine 12 1895
7 B. Kelly 16 1630
8 C. Lemmex 15 837
9 A. Mcquaig 14 830
10 H. Waldram 8 769
CRUISER
1 A. Berends 14 3806
2 J. Mattice 20 3415
3 B. Hillebrandt 12 2956
4 C. Wilson 7 1680
5 C. Thomas-Osika 11 1630
6 A. Lyon 42 1193
7 C. Colbourne 15 1159
8 D. Berends 17 923
9 E. Hurst 8 922
10 M. Hurst 51 887 GIRLS CRUISER
1 C. Antoine 51 3207
2 A. Mcquaig 14 3104
3 C. Antoine 12 1844
4 C. Lemmex 15 1276
QUEBEC
Qc01
BOYS
1 K. Joly 24 1488
2 M. Gutierrez 9 1363
3 J. Perron 10 1234
4 M. Bertrand 16 1149
5 K. Dallaire 6 943
6 B. Labelle 10 917
7 L. Brule 12 606
8 E. Archambault 13 531
9 R. Di Cola 18 500
10 K. Mohamed 16 456
GIRLS
1 A. Bertrand 15 598
2 V. Gutierrez 5 262
3 H. Labelle 8 236
4 A. Lacasse 16 213
5 F. Messier 16 213
6 C. Bernard 15 147
7 N. Archambault 11 90
8 C. Tremblay 45 84
9 J. Beaudoin 17 72
10 L. Beland 16 66
CRUISER
1 M. Gutierrez 9 549
2 K. Dallaire 6 63
3 D. Archambault 16 51 GIRLS CRUISER 1
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5 R. Lolacher 10 1394
6 C. Berry 13 1375
7 J. Spencer 13 1262
8 S. Faupel 13 1234
3 J. Dean 14 2869
4 K. Lamont 15 2655
5 A. Bullis 10 342
8 S. Inglis 13 1346
9 B. Stoesz 8 1184
10 B. Van Cornewal 7 1179
10 C. Henry 13 1028 CRUISER
1 S. Heard 47 3076
2 J. Fowler 45 2614
From the moment she first rolled out of the gate at five years old in Pottstown, Pennsylvania, Payton Ridenour carried a blend of speed, focus, and pure love for BMX that few riders ever find. Two decades later, that natural spark has been sharpened into one of the sport’s most exciting elite talents. Known to fans and teammates simply as “P-Nut,” Ridenour has carved her way from national amateur dominance to World Cup podiums and an Olympic debut—all before her 22nd birthday. What sets Ridenour apart isn’t just results, it’s her style of racing. She brings a calculated sharpness through technical tracks, pairing quick gate snaps with a fluidity in rhythm sections that makes her look effortless. It’s a skillset forged over years of USA BMX National wins, but perfected against the world’s best in Big hill competition. When she powered to a World Cup silver in Bogotá to secure her Olympic berth, it wasn’t just a breakthrough moment—it was confirmation that her progression was no accident. The Tokyo Games saw Ridenour line up as Team USA’s youngest
BMX competitor, and though she didn’t come home with a medal, she came home with experience that can’t be coached. Since then, she’s leaned into the grind of elite racing, relocating her base to Tulsa, Oklahoma, to train daily at the USA BMX National headquarters. The move reflects her professional edge: every session is an opportunity to refine the starts, the cornering, the split-second decisions that separate good riders from great ones. Her progression isn’t confined to the track. In 2019, she claimed the UCI Red Bull Pump Track World Championship, showcasing her versatility and bike handling skills outside the BMX gate. She’s also authored A to Z: BMX Style, a children’s book that lets her share the sport with the next generation—a glimpse of her personality beyond the pro circuit. With powerhouse sponsors like Unionsquare, FLY Racing, WD-40, and Shimano in her corner, Ridenour has the backing and the talent to keep climbing. More importantly, she has the hunger. Every lap, every gate, every jump is a step toward being not just one of the best in America, but one of the best in the world.
Payton “P-Nut” Ridenour has already proven she can win on any stage. The next chapter is about showing just how far her precision, power, and progression can take her.
