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Jumping into the series, Kymberlee Porter has brought her trademark California speed to the Factory ranks. For 2026, Porter suits up for the Factory Daylight/Hero squad and enters the season with a big target on her back—carrying the National Age Group No. 1 plate in 15–16 Girls Cruiser.
Hailing from Sonoma, California, Porter sharpened her skills racing out of North Bay BMX, where she built a reputation for explosive starts and smooth track speed. Now stepping onto the national stage with a Factory ride, she’s looking to prove that her home track dominance can translate across the entire USA BMX circuit.
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CANADA NEXT GEN
Meet the NEXT GEN class of 2026. A collection of rising stars from across Canada.
30 FEATURE
The Ryan Tougas’s story-progression shaped by patience and setbacks.
38 SHOW ME STATE NATIONALS
Fast and fun track was awaiting riders and fans at the Wilson’s Logistics Arena in Springfield, Missouri.
46 SO CAL NATIONALS
Back to where it all began. The return to Industry Hills Expo Center in the City of Industry, California.
62 LONE STAR NATIONALS
USA BMX returns to the premier BMX track in all of Texas. H Town BMX Supercross Track in Houston, Texas.
70 CAJUN NATIONALS
Orange dirt, loud crowd, and good Cajun cookin, that’s the race weekend at the Ike Hamilton Arena in West Monroe, Louisiana.
78 CAROLINA NATIONALS
The 2026 Carolina Nationals makes its annual return to the Rock Hill BMX Supercross, in Rock Hill, South Carolina. 86
WARNICKE SCHOLARSHIPS
USA BMX announces the Bob Warnicke Scholarships for 2026, awarded to deserving students and their families.
THE COVER: Chris Felker and Evan Douglass lead the pack of ABA Futures over the first jump and ‘Taking the Leap’ into their 2026 season at the Lonestar Nationals.
THIS PAGE: Kaelan (STINKFOOT)
Schioldan shows off his race rig at the top of turn two.
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
Las Vegas Nationals
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Blue Ridge Nationals
Show Me State Nationals
So-Cal Nationals
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Land O’ Lakes Nationals
Dixieland Nationals
Legacy Nationals
Golden State Nationals
Music City Nationals
Spring Nationals
Palmetto Nationals
Midwest Nationals
Lumberjack Nationals
July 3-5 Stars N’ Stripes Nationals
July 17-19 Red River Nationals
July 24-26
July 31-August 2
August 7-9
August 14-16
September 4-6
September 11-13
September 11-13
Orleans Arena
Las Vegas, NV
Cape Coral BMX Cape Coral, FL
Virginia Horse Center Lexington, VA
Wilson Logistics Arena Springfield, MO
Industry Hills Expo Center City of Industry, CA
H Town BMX Supercross Track Houston, TX
Ike Hamilton Expo Center Monroe, LA
Rock Hill BMX Supercross Track Rock Hill, SC
First Interstate Bank Center Redmond, OR
Rum River BMX Isanti, MN
Cobb County BMX Atlanta, GA
Hardesty National BMX Stadium Tulsa, OK
Metro BMX Bakersfield, CA
Music City BMX Nashville, TN
Duke City BMX Albuquerque, NM
Lexington BMX Lexington, SC
Rockford BMX Rockford, IL
Emerald Valley BMX Eugene, OR
BMX Akron, OH
River BMX Grand Forks, ND
New England Nationals Trumbull BMX Trumbull, CT
Cornhusker Nationals Omaha BMX Omaha, NE
Great Salt Lake Nationals
Hoosier Nationals
Derby City Nationals
NC Gold Cup Finals
Antelope BMX Syracuse, UT
Fort Wayne BMX Fort Wayne, IN
Derby City BMX Louisville, KY
Hodag BMX Rhinelander, WI
NW Gold Cup Finals River City BMX Grants Pass, OR
September 18-20 NE Gold Cup Finals Westmoreland BMX Apollo, PA
September 18-20 SW Gold Cup Finals San Diego BMX San Diego, CA
September 25-27 SC Gold Cup Finals DeSoto BMX DeSoto, TX
September 25-27 SE Gold Cup Finals Blanchard Woods BMX Evans, GA
October 9-11
October 16-18
October 23-25
October 30 / November 1
November 25-29
East Coast Nationals Chesapeake BMX Severn, MD
Fall Nationals
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Black Mountain BMX Phoenix, AZ
Oldsmar BMX Oldsmar, FL
Capitol City BMX Pflugerville, TX
Sagenet Center Expo Square Tulsa, OK
There are few riders who grace the pages of BMX history and leave such a positive impact on the sport and those around them. As a competitor, role model, or simply a rider passing by on two wheels, Denzel Stein is remembered for his demeanor both on and off the track. Few could match the drive and determination with which Denzel Stein approached life. From his first time at the track at 10 years old to his final laps in AA Pro, he raced with a level of grit and purpose that brought him success and international recognition. Climbing the ranks throughout his amateur career, it was at 14 years old, at the Fall Nationals in Phoenix, AZ, where he began his run to claim the 14 Expert NAG 1 title. From there, he continued to push his determination to new heights, earning NAG 1 three years in a row, joining BMX juggernaut Factory Redline, winning the 16 Challenge UCI World Title, advancing to AA Pro after only four races in A Pro, and claiming the Rookie Pro of the Year title. While his accolades continued to grow in BMX, Stein valued his post-racing life even more.
Denzel Stein found his true purpose in 2013 with the birth of his first daughter, and again in 2018 with his second. That same determination and humble demeanor carried into fatherhood, where he shared his guidance, work ethic, and love with his family in the same way his BMX family had come to know and respect.
The BMX World will always remember the one and only, People’s Champ.
“Man, “The People’s Champ”… we go way back. I’m a few years older than Denzel, but we really connected after meeting in Rockford around 2006. From spending time together at the races to training weeks down in DeSoto when we were both riding for Redline, those were some meaningful times.
Denzel was one of the most humble, selfless, and determined individuals I’ve known. A strong, God-fearing man who carried himself with purpose. He had a drive to prove himself every time he lined up, and if you were racing him, you had to bring your absolute best. We shared a similar mindset, and that’s what built the bond we had.
He’s deeply missed, but the impact he made on all of us will stay with us forever.”
- Jeff Upshaw
“Rest In Peace to the People’s Champ Denzel Stein. My first time meeting him was back in 2013 at Southpark BMX. I did an interview with him and Jeff Upshaw. We also took some fun photos. Real good dude and super fast. He will be greatly missed. My deepest condolences to his friends and family.”
- Al Cayne
“I first met Denzel at the 2007 World Championships in Canada. I had already seen videos from Australia of this big 16-year-old Texan beating AA pros, and I remember thinking, how am I supposed to compete with that? On the track he was powerful and dominant, but off it he was a gentle giant, polite, genuine, and deeply respected. Over the years, as teammates and friends, we shared countless memories. From truck talk in the Redline rig to nights out after races, and even Alise
and my wedding day, which he was a big part of. Denzel always carried a fatherly presence. He put others first, and no matter how his own day had gone, he was always up for a laugh afterwards.
Watching from afar as he became a dad, it was obvious how much he loved his girls. It is still hard to believe he is gone, but I will always be grateful for the mornings at Starbucks and the weekly dinners we shared as a Redline squad at the races. I can still hear that little kid laugh he would break into every time Jason told a story.”
- Sam Willoughby
“The first words that come to mind when I think of Denzel are 1) Persistent and 2) Consistent. .... For our 2009 season, D and Alise were a perfect pairing - as they’d previously been teammates on CMC, and on January 17th, every year, they celebrated the same exact birthday. Denzel had just earned Rookie Pro of the Year, officially making him the “People’s Champ” (as Mike Redman named him). He was our top dog on the roster (until we picked up Alise’s boyfriend ...some Aussie named Sam), and made Redline look good on and off the track.
Denzel had his highs (2 wins in his Rookie season, Golden Crank “Rookie of the Year”, No.5 Pro ranking 4-times) and some lows (like the forkbreaker Crash at Grands, abruptly ending his best shot at the No.1 Pro title). His Pro stats speak for themselves: Pro Career: 6 years
Lifetime Avg Ranking: # 7.5
Lifetime Mains Made: 53
Lifetime Career Wins: 12
Lifetime Podiums: 22
BUT ... everything he did on his bike
pale in comparison to the post-BMX Denzel I followed on social media. What made me most proud of Denzel was seeing what kind of father he was for his two girls. Seeing The Man he became, after BMX, and I thinkpartially due to what he’d done in BMX. Definitely gone too soon.”
- Craig ‘gOrk’ Barrett
“Denzel came on to my radar around ‘05, when I started hearing about the teenage kid who was pulling the pros out at DeSoto! When he joined Redline in ‘07, he became a brother to all of us! Denzel was one of the strongest people I’ve ever met, but he was also very soft-hearted and kind. I never saw him lose his temper…not even once…and we always ended our conversations with, “I love you, guy!” I’m so happy for that! I’ll forever cherish the thousands of miles, chats, laughs, and hot laps that we shared on tour! Denzel truly was the People’s Champ! RIP, Brother D!”
- Jason Carnes
I’ve known Denzel a very long time having frequented the National at his local stomping grounds in DeSoto, TX growing up. Fast forward to 2009 and we joined the Redline Factory team together as a pair 18 year old pros with the exact same birthday. We shared countless trips together with Jason Carnes behind the Redline truck wheel, as well as traveled the world together on the US National team. We grew up together and our Redline squad was a family. We shared a lot of laughs and made a lot of memories in those many years of “truck talk” together. Denzel always made me laugh and was definitely a gentle giant despite being such a force on the track — He really was “The People’s Champ”. Even though we didn’t see each other as often after Denzel moved on from BMX, he was one of those people that was always so easy to pick back up right where you left off with. I’ll forever cherish the annual birthday catchups with him and having the whole Redline family together again at our wedding. Denzel was an amazing friend and father taken way too soon. May he rest in peace and know he will forever be missed and never forgotten. Love you brother D, give your gramps, mama Beast and KB hugs for us up there.
- Alise Willoughby
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FINALS
9/11 - 9/13 Hodag BMX Rhinelander, WI
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3/1 Twin City Indoor BMX LA
3/15 West Texas BMX TX
4/11 H Town BMX TX Supercross Track
5/16 Lone Star BMX TX
5/30 Grand Valley BMX CO
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7/4 Cabot BMX AR
7/11 Duke City BMX NM
8/8 Yukon BMX Raceway OK
8/9 St. Peters BMX MO
8/15 Desert Downs BMX TX
FINALS
9/25 - 9/27
DeSoto BMX DeSoto, TX
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7/11 CNY BMX NY
7/19 Lake Shore BMX PA 7/19 Central Jersey BMX NJ
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8/9 First State BMX DE 8/15 Cape Cod BMX MA 8/15 Northern Virginia BMX VA
FINALS
9/18 - 9/20 Westmoreland BMX Apollo, PA
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2/7 Sarasota BMX FL
3/1 Daytona BMX FL 3/7 Okeeheelee BMX FL 4/4 Oldsmar BMX FL 4/12 Sandy Ridge BMX GA 4/18 Shelby Farms BMX TN
5/2 Fountain City BMX AL
5/17 Tanglewood BMX NC
5/30 Lexington BMX SC
6/6 Oak Mountain BMX AL
6/27 Noon Day BMX GA
7/12 Bradley County BMX TN
7/18 Magnolia Ridge BMX MS
7/18 Capital City BMX NC 8/15 Miami South BMX FL
FINALS
9/25 - 9/27
Blanchard Woods BMX Evans, GA
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2/7 Abbotsford Indoor BC
3/15 Idaho Indoor BMX ID
4/5 Southwest Wyoming WY Indoor BMX
6/6 Chehalem Valley BMX OR 6/14 Snake River BMX ID 6/20 Columbia Basin BMX WA 7/11 Gallatin Valley BMX MT 7/11 Klamath Falls BMX OR 7/25 Spokane BMX WA 8/1 Bend BMX OR 8/15 River Valley BMX WA 8/15 Mike Sedar BMX WY
FINALS
9/11 - 9/13 River City BMX Grants Pass, OR
SOUTH WEST
1/11 Rad Canyon Indoor UT 1/24 Whittier Narrows BMX CA 1/31 Yuma BMX AZ 2/22 Lake Havasu City BMX AZ 3/21 Air Time BMX CA 3/22 Goodyear BMX AZ 4/18 HD BMX CA 4/25 Nellis BMX NV 5/2 Boomtown BMX CA 5/30 Virgin BMX Track UT 6/6 Freedom Park BMX CA 6/21 Carson City BMX NV 7/12 North Bay BMX CA 7/26 White Pine BMX NV 8/1 Red Hills BMX UT
FINALS
9/18 - 9/20 San Diego BMX San Diego, CA
CANADA MAKES HISTORY IN ROCK HILL!
Ryan Tougas and Molly Simpson made history at the Carolina Nationals in Rock Hill, SC. It marked the first time Canadians won both the Men’s and Women’s Pro mains at a US National. Four other Canadians made their Future’s main events with Zakary Kaiser taking home second on the men’s side. Ooooooooooh, Canada!
SQUAMISH
GETTING STOKED TO HOST THE SEA 2 SKY NATIONALS!
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STOUFFVILLE STARTS IT OFF! Ontario’s Provincial series is locked and loaded. Who’s Racing for the Plate?
June 13 (Sat) Stouffville
June 21 (Sun) Kingston
July 4 (Sat) Chatham
July 11 (Sat) Nepean
July 12 (Sun) Cornwall
Aug 2 (Sun) Milton
Aug 15 (Sat) Falls
Sept 12 (Sat) Milton
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CORNWALL IS CRANKIN’
Trinity Flaro is behind the new energy at Cornwall BMX and their club is getting their track ready for the season. Be sure to stop by this summer!
They work closely with Nepean BMX , a little more than an hours drive away, to support each others events. Now that is teamwork!
CUMBERLAND
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IS THIS THE GOLDEN AGE OF CANADIAN BMX?
Meet the NEXT GEN class of 2026 - A collection of rising stars from across the country with their sights set on National and Olympic glory.
A few in this group are entering the 17-18 Junior class and will have a chance to prove themselves on the UCI World Circuit while the young guns have a few more years to gain valuable National and World Championship experience in the amateur ranks. One thing they all have in common is their ability to boost it over the big sets. Track speed and skill can be acquired in training but the ability to jump emerges at an early age. Take Kelowna’s Elliott Crawford, age nine, for example he’s not the fastest kid off the gate but he already has a fearless approach to the art of jumping. He may be a decade away from a shot at the Olympics but keep an eye out for ‘Airtime’ Elliott and the next-next gen.
Los Angeles (LA28) plays host to the next Summer Olympics and you can bet these aspiring riders will be watching closely with their eyes on representing Canada four years later in Brisbane, Australia. Follow their journey!
Be like Drew! Langley’s Drew Mechielsen used equal amounts of skill and determination to make the 2020 Olympic main event in Tokyo.
THE TIGER
When you earn a TOP 10 NAG (National Age Group) plate in the USA BMX National series, it means you have serious talent and speed.
The Ontario Provincial Champ turned 14 this year and continues to push the likes of Canada’s Logan Lee and Elle Foo-Donais, two of last year’s Next Gen picks who went on to win at the USA Grands. That means Riley Pootmans, who trains under the watchful eye of coach Brendan Arnold from Stouffville BMX, is on the right track.
She recently made the main all three days at the Carolina Nationals on the worldclass Rock Hill course giving her a timely confidence boost as she prepares for the World Championships in Australia this July. Go get em’ Tiger!
2026 6th Carolina Nationals, USA
2025 BMX Canada National Wins
2025 2nd CCA National Championships
2025 Ontario Provincial Champion
RILEY POOTMANS
TIGER
Toronto, Ontario
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AUSTIN CORNBILL
LEADER OF THE PACK
If there is one rider that has the kind of pack riding skills that is part of a World Cup survival kit, it’s Austin Cornbill. As part of the National Development Team, he raced in the Under-23 class in Papendal, NED and as one of the youngest riders in the field, he narrowly missed out on the semi-finals.
Campbell River, BC . As part of the National Development
He enters the new season on a mission to improve his gates and first straights which will serve him well on the international stage. For those who remember Tory Nyhaug’s accent to greatness, he often relied on his incredible track speed to gain positions during the race. It’s a survival strategy that comes in very handy when your gate start is not your best friend.
Austin kicked off the season winning Zero-2-Hero ProAm at the BC Provincial series in Abbotsford and trains on the Nanaimo track while he prepares for UCI World Cups with the National Team.
2025 BC Provincial Champion
2025 1/4 Finals UCI World Cup, Papendal, ND
2025 3rd BMX Canada Harbour City Nationals
2025 3rd CCA National Championships- Junior Men
Payton started racing at the age of 8 and credits her ongoing success to her Alberta coaches, Kiran Kawa, Nicolas Bass, her international coach, Donavon Long, and gym-coach, Nicoline Hebert.
DAISY KETTLE
Calgary, AB
THE MENTOR
Racing for Team Alberta, Team Canada and Fly Racing Canada, Daisy Kettle is having success both on and off the track. She spent a month training in Australia on the Worlds Supercross Track and has her sights set on making the Canadian Worlds Team and winning the Junior Women’s championship jersey at the Canadian Championships.
Her dedication to training continues to inspire the next generation of riders and Daisy was recently honoured to receive a BMX Mentorship award from her home track in Calgary, Alberta. Things are looking pretty ‘Fly’ for Daisy in 2026!
2025 2nd Jr. Women CCA Canadian Championship
2025 Multiple Canada Cup wins
2025 Calgary BMX Mentorship Award
2024 CNAG #1 BMX Canada
WHERE CAN YOU TRAIN FOR INTERNATIONAL EVENTS? In the West, both Abbotsford and St. Albert have an 8-metre tall Supercross start hill and Nanaimo now has a 5-metre hill. The former Pam-Am Track at Centennial Park in Toronto is the only course in the East with a Supercross start hill and is used by riders in Ontario and Quebec.
ELIJAH HENRY
Burlington, ON
JAXON WOODS Victoria, BC
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Elijah Henry continues to prove he’s one of Canada’s rising BMX talents. He’s been on the gate since the age of four and now enters his ninth season with confidence, speed, and serious momentum.
The Burlington ‘Booster’ races out of Milton BMX with On Red Racing Team and is coached by his dad, D’Von Bedward and Team Ontario Rising Stars’ coaches Britney Hovencamp and Josh Samells.
With his sights set on earning CNAG #11 and breaking into the US NAG Top 20, Elijah is working toward competing in more world-level events and ultimately proving he belongs on the global stage.
2025 3rd CCA Canadian Championship
2023-2025 Ontario Provincial Champion 2025 BMX Canada National Placings
The
BURLINGTON BOOSTER
Oliver Cornbill 14, BC / Liam Brule 13, QC / Jack Cerney 17, BC / Audrey Bertrand 16, QC / Harriet Rush 14, AB / Chase Kubik 17, SK / Halle Stocks 13, BC / Noah Spooner 16, QC / Kyla Thompson 17, BC
ALLIE MCLEAN
Surrey, BC
THE RISING STAR
If there was an award for most improved rider in 2025, Allie McLean would have been a solid pick. She hit her stride after capturing the first ever BC Junior Devo Crown at the Provincial Finals in Langley and her confidence blossomed from there.
By the time the Canadian Grands had come around, Allie was pushing Logan Lee (World 8) to the limit and made her mark in Superclass with a podium finish. She has a tireless work ethic and is not afraid to put in the extra time to improve. We expect to see more of this in 2026.
2025 2nd CCA National Championships
2025 CNAT #8 BMX Canada
2025 BC Junior Devo Champion
ELLIOTT CRAWFORD
Kelowna, BC
There once was a young phenom called the ‘Land Rocket’ from BC who went on to become an Olympian - Tory Nyhaug. He showed early signs of a fearless approach to liftoff, just like this lil’ ripper from Kelowna.
Airtime Elliott may be the youngest in this Next Gen class but he is already known as a big-set-booster at the young age of 9. He jumps everything on his home track and has taken those skills to the big bike in the surrounding hills and mountains.
His race results are a mixed bag, but as he grows and adds some body mass, Elliott just might find himself at the front of the pack and leave the group behind as he skies his way to his next National win.
2026 1st BC BMX Provincial Series 2025 NAG #5 BMX Canada
WHAT IS JUNIOR DEVO? Both BC and Alberta offer a Junior Devo (Development) Class and it is offered at their Provincial events and at the Cycling Canada Canada Cup Series. Allie McLean won it in BC last year!
The 2026 USA BMX Freestyle Series has been reimagined as the ultimate BMX festival experience, designed to bridge the gap between grassroots passion and professional prestige. Each stop features a high-octane, two-day format: Saturday belongs to the Monster Army Recon Tour, headlined by high-stakes UCI C1 Elite competition and the pivotal Sport Class, while Sunday shifts the energy to the USA BMX National Series for a full day of points-chasing across all age groups.
STOP 1: SAN DIEGO, CA
APRIL 25 – 26, 2026
YMCA Krause Family Skate & Bike Park
STOP 2: TUCSON, AZ
MAY 30 – 31, 2026
Premises Park
STOP 3: RIVERSIDE, CA (SPECIAL EVENT)
JUNE 20, 2026
The Dreamyard (Private Residence)
*Saturday only. Monster Army Recon Tour ONLY. No USA BMX Ranking Points
STOP 4: CLEVELAND, OH
JULY 11 – 12, 2026
Chenga World
STOP 5: SALT LAKE CITY, UT (THE FINALS)
AUGUST 29 – 30, 2026
COR Park
MONSTER ARMY RECON TOUR
• High-performance competition.
• Offered Classes:
• UCI C1 Elite: Men & Women
• Intermediate: Ages 13–25
• Sport: Ages 13–25 (Official USA BMX Ranking Class)
• Women Open: Riders 13 & Over
• Acts as the primary bridge between the two by counting toward the year-end USA BMX National standings.
USA BMX NATIONAL SERIES
• Focuses on age-group dominance and national rankings.
• Offered Classes:
• 8 & Under Boys
• 9-10 Boys
• 11-12 Boys
• 12 & Under Girls
• 13 & Over Women
• 26-39 Men
• 40 & Over Men
The following classes will be utilized for the USA BMX Year-End National Rankings:
• 8 & Under Boys
• 9–10 Boys
• 11–12 Boys
• 12 & Under Girls
• 13 & Over Women
• 26–39 Men
• 40 & Over Men
• Recon Sport Class (Ages 13–25)
Long before his win at the 2026 USA BMX Carolina Nationals, Ryan Tougas was just a kid in the stands, focused more on a snow cone than the significance of the moment that would overtake his summers. At five years old, sitting among the crowd at the 2007 World Championships, he watched the blur of jerseys and speed without fully understanding it. Maybe it was the colors, maybe it
was the energy, or maybe it was watching a fellow Canadian win the 15 Challenge Boys class with the maple leaf on his chest; the hook was set, even if he didn’t know it yet.
Like many Canadian kids, Ryan and his brother Alex didn’t grow up in a system built solely around BMX. The sport had a season, and when it ended, so did track time. What filled the gaps would quietly become one of his greatest advantages in his early years. Soccer sharpened his explosiveness and control, basketball built coordination and awareness, and ball hockey added another log to the competitive fire. In hindsight those attributes are what still shape Tougas today. Those team environments taught him how to function within something bigger than himself. Years later, those same lessons would resurface in a much different setting, far from local
fields and school gyms.
For a long time, Tougas existed in the space between potential and breakthrough. In Canada, he was a consistent number one, but across the border, where depth and competition thickened, he found himself solid and reliable, but not yet dominant. A main-maker cracking the top-five and as he puts it, just a Stock Average Guy. It’s that kind of label that can either stall a career or quietly fuel it. His career leading up to the 2017 Salt Lake Nationals didn’t come with a gradual climb, but with a statement. At 15, in Salt Lake City, everything aligned. Three days of racing, three wins. It wasn’t just the results, it was the realization that he could do it at that level, against that field. Around the same time, guidance from mentor Jerry Bradford helped sharpen the edges of his racing, refining not just how he rode, but how he thought about racing. The pieces were there. The timing, finally, matched the potential.
But progression, as Tougas would learn, isn’t linear. Injuries have a way of interrupting momentum, and for him, they did more than that, they forced a pause. From 2018 to 2022, his career
Words & Photos by: Justin Wahl
was defined less by results and more by recovery, patience, and uncertainty. While most would take that kind of gap as the end of the story, Tougas made it his reset.
When he returned, it wasn’t with the same mindset he’d left with. There was a shift, subtle, but decisive. He talks about “racing with aggression,” but not in the way most people interpret it. There’s no recklessness or unnecessary contact. For Tougas, aggression is commitment. It’s attacking every inch of the track, refusing to give away moments, eliminating “free laps.” It’s about choosing a line and owning it. As many in the Elite classes know, it’s about making decisions with confidence and sustaining intensity from the gate drop to the finish line.
That approach has started to define him as he steps further into the Pro level of the sport, representing Canada among a growing wave of talent. Riders like Molly Simpson embody the grit and determination he sees emerging from the Canadian scene, while the consistency of athletes who came before him serve as the benchmark he’s
chasing. For Tougas it’s no long about proving his abilites, it’s about showing up to reinforce them. Through these recent years, one constant has grounded him, Chase Bicycles. The team that took a chance on him before he had a single pro gate to his name, offering support during a time when results couldn’t justify the investment. That kind of belief didn’t go unnoticed. Surrounded by riders and mentors like Barry Nobles, Rico Bearman, and teammate Izaac Kennedy, the environment feels less like a roster and more like a family. And in a sport that can often feel individual and isolating, that support changes everything. Tougas’s story isn’t built on overnight success or meteoric rise. It’s something steadier, more deliberate. A progression shaped by patience, by setbacks that redirected, and by a willingness to develop on his own timeline. From a kid in the stands chasing a snow cone to a rider chasing consistency on the world stage, the winner’s circle quote remains the same: trust the process, trust the people around you, and let the results come when they’re ready.
ON THE CHARGE
With two wins under his built across his USA BMX Pro Career, Tougas sets his eyes on the international schedule leading into the LA28 Olympic cycle.
Words & Photos by:
Justin Wahl
Every former racer has this moment. Whether it’s in the corner of your garage, covered in a grimy layer of shed dust, or bouncing around in the back of your pickup truck, the welds and rubber catch your eye and dig out a thought, “I should race this weekend.” That’s exactly what happened to me heading into the Show Me State Nationals, and time back on the track was exactly what the doctor ordered. My camera gear and clothes were joined by a race-ready rig loaded into the car and off to the races in Springfield, MO.
With a fast and fun track awaiting racers and fans, it didn’t take long for standout riders to peak their wheel out in the lead and lay down the power. As the first prop er National in the Midwest, the landlocked states were amongst those with their wheel out front. With power boosted triple-doubles from Erin Moore, Ella McLaugh lin, and so many more, it was Jemma Tollefson who took top winning honors with a full nine pack, the extra hard triple-triple in Springfield.
Watching riders rip off wins and test lines, had me start my “race strategy.” Would I boost out of turn one like the J&R Bicycles ladies, Henley Greer and Malia Alvarez? Would Solomon Goodwin’s tap to bump jump into the turn be my second straight line? Only time would tell, but in the meantime, there were plenty of battles to keep me and fellow fans busy.
At any National throughout the USA BMX circuit, the local talent gears up to shine. In Springfield, while it was an indoor build, Kinsley Mackey in 9 Novice and Cy Kuntz in 13 Intermediate brought their local Springfield speed into the winner’s circle.
STYLE TO MATCH:
Nebraska’s Jayme Liddell has speed to take home wins with some Gold Cup Champ style to match.
From the locals to the North, plenty of Minnesotans raced away from the snow into the winner’s circle. Reid Vanderhayden was one of those racers who came to spin laps and did it in dominating fashion. Owning 10 Cruiser, Vanderhayden locked up the class’s wins and made his presence known in the 10x racing as well with a fifth on Saturday. On the top spot in 10x was River Trecek and Mason Southwell, and while each main event held power-driven first straights, Mason Southwell’s Saturday win was a perfect example of young gun power. Getting his elbow in front after his first three pedals, Southwell used that edge to lock down the inside line and lead the lap. While some think he learned the speed from his Cobb County BMX crew, I think he took a note from the 17-20 Women Cruiser battle. Each lap with the 17-20 WCru class was action-packed, but their Friday main set the tone for the weekend and the season to come.
FRIENDS TO FOES : Friends
in staging to foes on track these little ladies gear up for their 30 second as foes.
ILLINOIS v FLORIDA : Zayden Brockunier and Connor Beckley test their lines over the second straight triple.
USE IT ALL: 14x goes white line to white line into turn one with Kyson Christen on the point.
Marlie Rietschel got the lead with Talynn Dickey and Isabella Meyer fighting for the two spot. Carving through the apex, Dickey and Meyer connected and stuck down the exit, putting the pair on an off-track path. Bumping and battling for that podium position, neither racer was backing down, and Dickey paid the price, landing at my feet on the infield of the second straight, while Meyer continued to the two spot behind Rietschel.
The racing continued, and fans on the second floor stayed at the railing to watch the action. As the main event gates slapped down, they saw great moments like four-year-old Oliver Thompson taking a 5 & Under Novice win, Brian Williams and Thomas Lowe going head to head in 46-50 Novice, and countless Expert racers searching for their National points in the 2026 season.
As the last mains headed to staging, I joined Cole Baxter for our walk to staging. The nerves were still there, the legs maybe not quite as much, but the feeling was the same as it’s always been, go out and have fun. Watching a weekend full of wins, battles, and breakthrough races was a reminder of why I keep coming back to the gate. Whether you’re racing for a National win, a first trophy, or just the excuse to dust off an old bike in the garage, BMX has a way of pulling you back to the gate. And after a weekend in Springfield, I’m already thinking the same thing again: I should race next weekend.
STOKED: Smiling wide down the third straight after a BIG send. Rumour has it Henley Greer is still smiling from her time in Springfield.
WIDE OPEN: Fully pinned down the front straight, Vince Griffin, Chad Gingrich, and Raymond Bradford open up the throttle.
OUT FRONT: Oliver Lyle and Chance Jarvis-Turner charge out of turn two for their spot in the 10 Cruiser main.
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.
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l Age
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Alise Willoughby: World Champion and Olympic Silver Medalist
Words & Photos by: Justin Wahl
Back to where it all began. The BMX family returns to SoCal, not with a DeLorean, but with the fastest race frames saver stamps can buy. Sitting atop the City of Industry hillside, the SoCal Nationals converted the Industry Hills Expo Center into a three-turn race track that tested skills and showcased speed from gate to finish line. And while the straightaways brought the show, the turns brought the action.
Berm warfare was the name of the game throughout the weekend, and it showed in each of the 16 Cruiser main events. With Ryeder Coon on point with fast holeshots, both Mason Buller and Maddux Vicario got in on the action. First up, it was Buller with the turn-two bump-and-run for the Friday win. Seeing the pass from third on Friday, Vicario saw his opportunity on Saturday and Sunday. With a fast third straight taking the winning inside line into turn three, Vicario made the pass for his first win of the weekend, and his second mirrored Buller’s, with a perfectly timed X-pass crossing the bottom of the turn and taking the leading line out.
Sixteen Cruiser had its share of turn passes, but the legends in 51–55 Cruiser had the hat trick, with Jim Nelson and Jason Silva duking it out. The pair has plenty of experience racing each other around dirt tracks, and 2026 was a flash from the past, with Nelson and Silva swapping positions in nearly every turn. It finally came to a head in turn three, where Jason Silva ended the game of cat and mouse, pumping his way to the win while Nelson was left picking up the pieces.
Berm-banging action continued with the little ladies of BMX, graduating them from little ladies to fiercely fast battlers. In 10x Girls, the pack had a head full of steam charging to turn three. Isabella Smith led the charge with Briella Salemme close behind. Salemme entered the turn with a move in mind, and she stuck to it, slamming the door into the final straight, putting Smith in the soft stuff and pausing her winning celebration until the following race day.
HAIR UP MEANS BUSINESS:
Chloe Kuettel and Aldenora White get their speed and hair ramped up over the first jump.
DEATH, TAXES, AND JASON MORRIS STYLE: If Jason Morris is at a National Race you just know there will be style thrown down around the track and 2026 SoCal once again confirmed it.
The fiercely fast racers weren’t done, as 12x Girls showed the strategic side of berm warfare. Boxed into the pack down the first straight, all of the ladies in 12x were after the lead, but it was Zoe Lomeli who shot the gap. Like a great white weaving through shipwrecks, she found a lane and dove to the front. No contact, no problem, as the BMX Sharks rider powered her way to the win in SoCal.
The 14x Girls were right behind and ready for the turns. In a heated three-way battle, Sharick Salguero Chaverra, Chase Burian, and Logan Lee came out of turn one hunting for the win. With Chaverra out front, Burian carved low through turn two, claiming the lead. The move cost some speed, allowing Logan Lee to gain ground and join the battle down the third straight. In and out of the final turn, Lee made her pass, causing a full podium shakeup as Chaverra landed in second and Burian
WAITING GAME: With a rider down on track, these racers got their nerves tested as they wait for their turn on the track.
STEALTH: Jacob Gonzales may have the stealth impact kit but his speed stands out in 13x.
NEW RIDE STYLE: The newest member of the Daylight HERO squad, Kymberlee Porter looks right at home in the maroon and cream.
settled for third.
With every pass made, there are those that don’t quite stick. A big one for the weekend came from the semi-main action. Basil Contes and Mason Robertson were battling for position into turn three when Contes took it upstairs and Robertson held strong, causing a dogpile that collected Jayce Fishbaugh in the blink of an eye. With three transfer spots already claimed, it was a scramble to the line, and the man who crashed last left first, putting the SoCal crowd on their feet. With a fumble and a stumble in the last 10 feet, Fishbaugh finally crossed the finish line with bike and transfer in hand. Into the mains, 10x saw another pass attempt that had all the speed to make it, but it was met by Jaiye Lau’s sturdy defense. Taking the hit and hearing the pack collect behind him, Lau put another win on the shelf while adding points to the BMX Sharks team sheet.
By the time the final motos rolled through the Industry Hills turns, the SoCal Nationals had delivered exactly what BMX fans expect from a return to Southern California: speed, strategy, and plenty of elbows in the berms. From last-corner passes to pileups and perfectly timed style, the weekend proved once again that when the racing comes back to SoCal, the action always follows. As the dust settled on the hillside, riders left with wins, lessons, and one more chapter written in the long history of BMX racing in Southern California.
THE HUMANITY!!: The Intergalactic Sidehack action graces the City of Industry with Buck Wild BMX and BMX Sharks hacking their way to three wheel glory.
February 27 - March 1, 2026
A PEEK INSIDE: We aren’t sure where spotting your turns falls in the BMX 101 Corriculum but Benny Sereni is doing extra credit to get around Jacob Trujillo.
Doubles
Addison Thompson 15-16 Girls Expert
Addison Thompson 15-16 Mixed Open
Binx
Cole Bradshaw 26-35 Expert Erik Simmons 56 & Over Expert Erik Simmons 56-60 Cruiser
Garrett Witeck 31 & Over Mixed Open
Garrett Witeck 36-40 Intermediate
Hayden Passanisi 15-16 Open
Hayden Passanisi 16 Expert
Jace Schaible 6 Expert
Jace Schaible 7 & Under Cruiser
Jaiye Lau 10 Expert
Jaiye Lau 9-10 Open
Jim Garrett 56 & Over Expert
Jim Garrett 61-65 Cruiser
Julian Sarabia 17-20 Intermediate
Julian Sarabia 17-20 Mixed Open
Mia Reyna 11 Girls Expert
Mia Reyna 11-12 Girls Cruiser
Double X2
Angela Hale 41-45 Women Cruiser
Angela Hale 41-50 Women Expert
Isabella Smith 10 Girls Expert
Isabella Smith 9-10 Mixed Open
Jason Morris 36-40 Cruiser
Jason Morris 36-40 Expert
Rylan Schroeder 7-8 Mixed Open
Rylan Schroeder 8 Girls Expert
Tarik Assagai 36-40 Cruiser
Tarik Assagai 41-45 Cruiser
Tarik Assagai 41-45 Expert
Double X3
Chrissy Piper 51 & Over Women Expert
Chrissy Piper 51-55 Women Cruiser
Liv Sav 6 & Under Mixed Open
Liv Sav 6 Girls Expert
Mason Walmsley 9 Cruiser
Mason Walmsley 9 Expert
Trenton Paxman 12 Cruiser
Trenton Paxman 12 Expert
The BMX journey for every racer starts in the same fashion: an interest in bikes leads to rubber on dirt, with the smallest wins feeling like gold. As racers begin to climb the ladder in their careers, a rung becomes visible, labeled in red, white, and blue. The USA Cycling National Championships span every cycling discipline, and in BMX Racing, there are two events where 20” bikes battle for the coveted Stars and Stripes jersey.
The first of the two events rolled into West Monroe, LA, where 40 collegiate athletes switched their factory jerseys for school colors to compete for the 2026 USA Cycling Collegiate BMX Racing National Championship. From individual titles to the team omnium, the affectionately named “Natty Champs” delivered battles within battles, bringing Marian Cycling and Lindsey Wilson Cycling to the forefront as the dominant teams in the competition. Over the two-day event, four different winners emerged in the main events, putting consistency at the forefront in the race to claim the jersey and gold medal. In Collegiate Women, Rita Fedora and Breanna Winter were the focus for fans, with Fedewa getting the lead
down the hill on both race days, leaving Winter to utilize her track speed to reel her in while flying the Belmont Abbey College colors. While Winter had to settle for second on Day One behind Fedora, Day Two was where determination took over. Pushing her track speed into overdrive, Winter dug for that extra 10 percent and forced a photo finish to take the win and the Collegiate Women’s National Title. That victory, combined with the rest of Marian’s finishes, secured the Omnium Title for the Indiana-based university, adding another line to their championship banner.
From chase-downs to “Natty Champs” magic, the men’s side delivered its own drama. Through Day One, fans had their eyes on three racers: Jordan Callum, Marian’s Men Pro and Day One winner; Bobby Connelly,
Lindsey Wilson’s 17–20x standout; and Cameron Wing, Marian’s defending National Champion. Down the first straight, Callum and Wing stretched away from the pack, looking to bring the jersey back to Indiana. Then it happened—a low-line Hail Mary from Spencer Cole initiated contact, taking himself and Callum out of the race down the second straight. That move, and the ensuing chaos, opened the door for NorCal’s Bobby Connelly to take the Day Two win and the Collegiate Men’s National Championship. With blue and black jerseys swarming the first-time title winner, it was clear this wasn’t a solo victo- ry—it belonged to the entire Lindsey Wilson squad.
From collegiate racing to elite, the second National Championship event traveled East the following weekend to the Rock Hill BMX Supercross Track in Rock Hill, SC, for an all-USA showdown. Six classes raced for the glory of a National Championship title and a guaranteed spot on the 2026 World Championship team. Kicking things off with the Juniors, the young upand-comers on the big hill put their skills to the test. While they lined up against familiar competitors, the pressure was higher and the stakes multiplied under the lights in Rock Hill. In Junior Women, Derin Merten dominated the track, going 1-1-1 and climbing the podium steps to claim her second Junior title in commanding fashion, setting the tone for her 2026 international season. In Junior Men, Tommy Bruney made the state-
ment. With local talent and defending champions charging down the hill beside him, Bruney relied on power and precision—just as his South Park BMX roots demand. Leading from the first jump and fist-pumping across the line, Bruney celebrated his first USA Cycling title in Rock Hill. Stepping up into the Under-23 category, the
athletes brought more experience—but not without chaos. The U23 Women saw a strong turnout, creating two racks and bringing the title-deciding lap down to the final eight. Snapping out of the gate, Alexis Alden’s white Albe’s kit lit up the track, and there was no doubt she would take it home as she charged down the second straight. After missing out on a Junior title, Alden held this one close, finally climbing the podium and accepting the gold medal.
On the men’s side, Sean Day returned to the site of his Junior National Championship, searching for another sleeve in the next step toward the top of the sport. Consistent throughout the motos, Day entered the main as a contender, but not the clear favorite. Four pedals—that’s all it took to change that. Exploding down the first straight, Day took control, while his travel partner, Deegan Brown, slotted into second and gave chase over the berm jump toward turn three. Unfortunately, Brown wouldn’t make it that far. The two touched tires midstraight, sending Brown to the ground and giving Day the breathing room he needed to ride on to the win.
Climbing the hill once more, the Elite classes showcased the best men and women representing the red, white, and blue. With familiar faces in both mains, Payton Ridenour and Kamren Larsen took control, making it clear who sits atop Team USA in 2026. Ridenour secured her victory, going back-to-back for her second sleeve, while Larsen matched the feat in Elite Men, claiming his second title on his home track.
Wrenchman Racing, a team fueled by fun, progression, and speed, is lighting up the 2026 BMX season. Based out of North Carolina, Wrenchman Racing attacks the track knowing they have the full support of their Wrenchman squad. From little groms to seasoned Vet Pros, the Wrenchman Racing family supports racers at every level as they race through their local, state, Gold Cup, and National goals. Race weekends for Wrenchman feel less like individual efforts and more like a rolling pit crew of encouragement. Tents packed with bikes, tools, and families become a home base where advice is shared, and victories, big or small, are cele
FACTORY TEAM
THE ROSTER:
AARON ALENSONORIN
ADDISON SPENCER
AYDEN GROSE
BIANKA LATHAN
BRADEN BEEBE
BRADY HUBBARD
GIACOMO LEONETTI
GRACE FERRIAN
HAILEIGH SANCHEZ
JADON ATCHISON
JAKOBI LEONETTI
JOSE BRU
JOSHUA MCCABE
KAIA LEONETTI
LOGAN SHOFNER
ONYX COATES
PHOENIX RALPH
RAYMOND BRADFORD
RAYMOND SANCHEZ
REEYCE PERITO
ROBERT FERRIAN
SARAH SMITH-BRADFORD
SOFIA FERRIAN
TYLER GAVIN
ZANE SWINEY
BIKE SHOP TEAM
2026 NATIONAL POINTS
2026 CAROLINA NATIONALS
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N. Lomascolo 8 1472 50 C. Shaffer 15 1466
GIRLS
1 L. Lee 15 2094
2 Z. Urena 12 2089
3 A. Thompson 17 2067 4 R. Jordan 19 2065
5 R. Sessa 11 2062
6 L. Ashley 16 2052
7 C. Burian
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Photos by: Justin Wahl
Taller hill, deeper jumps, and a field of racers who’ve come to test their abilities at the premier BMX facility in all of Texas.
The 2026 USA BMX Lone Star Nationals makes its return to Houston, TX, with another stop on the National circuit and a highspeed injection of Pro racing.
While the amateur racers of BMX have been busy gaining points and finding their lines through the early parts of 2026, the Pro and ABA Futures classes have been in preparation mode. The Pro opener for some is a restart, the mark of another season to better their craft, learn from their shortcomings, and grow into the racers they once dreamed of becoming. However, for the top of the top, the Pro opener is a reigniting. A relaunch toward their title-winning glory and the start of the Olympic cycle culminating in 2028. Both sides start now in Houston, Texas, on the USA BMX Pro Series. The Pro Series in 2026 sees a few changes to the race weekend schedule. The reintroduction of quarter mains and the switch to Saturday-Sunday racing, due to the UCI designating the UCI events for Fridays across the US series. What does that mean for you, the BMX fan? More laps and more excitement with even more chances to see and interact with your favorite Pros through the race weekends.
As the top of the eight-meter hill starts to fill, let’s take it down to the five and highlight a few of our favorite moments from the Amateur side of the weekend. Kicking off with a move up that has been a long time coming, you’ve seen the red and black J&R Bicycles jerseys lighting up the Amateur Title classes, but there was one in the 9 Intermediate class that has been dropping wins in their bucket toward Expert. Barry Morrison, son to owners of the legendary J&R Bicycles brand and bike shop, came into Houston with a move-up win on his mind. With Greg Harrison on the mic and Barry on the point, the confetti began to fall, welcoming “The Boss” to 9x and into another chapter of his BMX career. From the newest to the fastest experts, 17-20x brought the heat to the Lone Star State. It kicked off under the lights on Friday night with a fourthto-first swoop in turn three. Bryce Blummer was stuck in the pack around the first three quarters of the track until his opportunity to strike came in turn three. Andrew Herrera cracks the door open, Aaron Sorenson goes inside to take the lead, but lurking behind
Amir Tolefree in third was Blummer, already planning his highlow. As he makes the move, he passes one after another until he exits the turn in the lead and tows in Tolefree for the onetwo finish. The class wasn’t done there as Ian Westerman returned to the National series and Houston for redemption and a statement, ‘I’M BACK’. Back on the track after a crash at the Grands, Westman didn’t just return to win once; he came for the double-double in 17-20 Cruiser and 17-20x. While their numbers were lower than expected, the Vet Pros brought their experience to the gate to kick off their season. Barry Nobles was the one to start the Vet Pro season on top. Finding the fast line past Jeff Upshaw’s Answer BMX Holeshot thanks to a higher exit out of the turn and precision lines through the rest of the track, the #95 locked in his spot for his winner’s interview. After some weather overnight into Sunday, the field shrunk but the laps stayed fast with Corey Reid and Jeff Upshaw duking it out in a total points battle that ultimately brought Arizona’s Super cross ride to the top spot. Jumping up to the big hill with the ABA Futures, looking to learn from the Vet Pro’s experience, Preslie Gould and Marshall Gehrke gained that experience with first-time wins to kick off their 2026 ABA Futures season. Gould’s win comes with track speed on display, reeling in Alma Pinero with a turn three pass. For Gehrke, it was crash avoidance in turn one, following Cutter Godaire until the BMX Shark rider caught a rogue current, taking his tires out from under him and leaving
TWO WHEEL WAVE: Futures and Pros hunt for the low line over the first jump.
WORLD PLATE BATTLE: McGinley and Leaper took their world plates to the track and got to business down the first straight.
him to fight for another day, while the Hyper colors keep it smooth to the winner’s circle. Having to settle for the two on Saturday, Alma Pinero kept her lap clean and fast to secure a step up on the podium, mainly thanks to a big send over the first jump to set herself apart. We saw wins come down to a final stretch all weekend, and ABA Futures Men had one for themselves with Aidan Ragle and Zakary Kaiser. Ragle has been on the climb in the expert ranks for the past two years, and he showed the speed and skill down the first straight and into the lead. While Ragle was splitting through clean air, Canada’s Zakary Kaiser was patiently reeling him in. Using his long legs down the last straight, Kaiser stretched to the win in the last three feet of the H-Town BMX Supercross Track. And now to the top, the racers who are on the verge of their 2028 Olympic runs and those who inspire the next generation. Picking up where she left off in 2025, Molly Simpson left no doubt she wanted the round one win. Fighting through the wind and using her Friday night UCI win as a confidence boost, Simpson stuck to her training and climbed the podium with Lauren Reynolds and Daleny Vaughn. Sunday was a different story, though, with Payton Ridenour shooting
out of a cannon over the first jump to claim her first win in over 10 months. Overcoming sponsor battles and the constant grit to get better each day, Ridenour bet on herself and proved why her support system is in her corner.
North America had its winners in Women Pro, but the Men Pro titles went to Europeans, with two fan-favorite winners. We mentioned earlier, Ian Westeman, who made the, ‘I’m Back’ statement, in 17-20x, well, Niek Kimmann started the trend in Saturday’s Men Pro ranks. After 18 months off the bike and slowly making the climb back to his Gold Medal self, Saturday’s Men Pro win seemed like a statement. With fans and competitors on their feet, Kimmann is not only a generational racer but a generational guy putting goosebumps on our arms crossing the line and climbing the podium steps. From goosebump moment to adrenaline-fueled moment, Sunday’s main had BMXers buzzing, all starting down the third straight. Answer’s Kam Larsen on the point with Sylvain Andre and Izaac Kennedy hunting down the glory. The three were on a collision course, and the final turn was the crash site for two of them. Izaac Kennedy saw a lane on the inside, but it quickly closed when tires hit asphalt, pitching Larsen and Kennedy into the banners. With the young Olympians out of the race, Sylvain Andre enjoyed clean air and an open track, putting him back in the USA BMX Pro Series winner’s circle for the first time since 2011. Enjoying the win and the $3,000 check, Andre showed his longevity and race craft are alive and well in 2026.
FUTURES:
RJ Crawford leads the ABA Futures pack over the first jump with a young fan club watching from the amateur hill.
RESPECT: Payton Ridenour and Jeff Upshaw share a moment after Ridenour secures her Women Pro win. From one legend to another.
WHEELS AND
FAMILY: Ezekiel
Liborio enjoys his time on track with his biggest fans there to support.
March 6-8, 2026
Town BMX Supercross Track Houston, Texas
Represented: 35
Bike Shop - BMX Sharks
– Factory Syndyt/LSG
Bike Shop - J & R Bicycles/Speedco/Avian
– Factory Albe’s-Zeronine-Box
Sunday: Bike Shop - J & R Bicycles/Speedco/Avian Factory – Factory Syndyt/LSG
Doubles
Chase Harp 13-14 Ch. Boys Cruiser
Chase Harp 14 Challenge Boys
Cj Rivera 15 Expert
Cj Rivera 16 Challenge Boys
Connor Beckley 12 Cruiser
Connor Beckley 12 Expert
Heston Novotny 11 Expert
Heston Novotny 12 Challenge Boys
Jason Morris 21-25 Open
Jason Morris 36-40 Expert
Marlee Holladay 11 Challenge Girls
Marlee Holladay 9-10 Girls Cruiser
Mateo Lopezg 11-12 Open
Mateo Lopezg 12 Expert
Preslie Gould 15-16 Girls Expert
Preslie Gould Aba Futures Women
Samuel Arbelaez 15 Expert
Samuel Arbelaez 15-16 Open
Spencer Arnold 11-12 Mixed Open
Spencer Arnold 12 Intermediate
Tharel Simon 9 Cruiser
Tharel Simon 9 Expert
Vida De Vera 13 Girls Expert
Vida De Vera 14 Challenge Girls
Double X2
Angela Hale 41-45 Women Cruiser
Angela Hale 41-50 Women Expert
Angela Hale 50 & Over Ch. W. Cr.
Benny Sereni 21-25 Expert
Benny Sereni 21-30 Cruiser
Chris Kennedy 56 & Over Expert
Chris Kennedy 56-60 Cruiser
Corky Gainsford 46-50 Cruiser
Corky Gainsford 46-50 Expert
Enzo Arteta 6 & Under Open
Enzo Arteta 6 Expert
Rob Drolet 51-55 Cruiser
Rob Drolet 51-55 Expert
Roland Melanson 7 & Under Cruiser
Roland Melanson 7 Expert
Roland Melanson 8 Challenge Boys
Double X3
Ian Westerman 17-20 Cruiser
Ian Westerman 17-20 Expert
Ian Westerman 17-24 Ch. Men Cruiser
Ian Westerman 17-24 Challenge Men
Remy Sessa 10 Girls Expert
Remy Sessa 13-14 Ch. Girls Cr.
Remy Sessa 9-10 Mixed Open
Rylan Schroeder 7-8 Mixed Open
Rylan Schroeder 8 Girls Expert
Rylan Schroeder 9 Challenge Girls
2026 NAG POINTS
15 J. Stauffer 744
16 P. Fullwood 730
17 M. Lopezg 729
18 B. Mcreynolds 561
19 G. Cruz 542
20 C. Brown 487
Boys 14 1 J. Gonzales 2192
2 C. Harp 2009 3 C. Perkins 1744 4 K. Hart 1123
5 G. Dos Santos 1065 6 W. Christensen 934 7 C. Kuntz 882
8 J. Hickey 779 9 K. Gray 773 10 A. Agraan 762 11 J. Theisen 728
714
14 Z. Moreau 684 15 B. Morrison 681
16 J. Paulo 654
17 H. Monteleone 650
18 T. Simon 640 19 N. Lewellen 618
20 F. Downs 561
Boys 11 1 J. Lau 2137
2 C. Eckl 2120
3 R. Trecek 2079
4 G. Lander 1960
5 A. Improta 1486
6 O. Peters 1463
7 M. Southwell 1317
8 N. Moulton 1160
9 W. Shirley 858
10 J. Taylor 847
11 A. Vogler 761
12 H. Hines 714
13 W. Dillman 690
14 G. Gunnerson 667
15 E. Brossett 653
16 B. Wilson 647
17 R. Vanderheyden 618
18 M. Yibwemar 592
19 L. Schuman 546
20 E. Jameson 545
Boys 12
1 J. Linares 2247
2 K. Reaves 2065
3 C. Weidner 1851
4 H. Novotny 1601
5 C. Gassaway 1439
6 M. Tayamen 1375
7 D. Myers 1372
8 S. Ransdell 1370
9 Z. Yeubanks 1330
10 Z. Brockunier 1247
11 K. Schioldan 1123
12 S. Despopoulos 1089
13 D. Oklopcic 830
14 L. Kovacs 813
15 B. Wilson 804
16 J. Quinto Guzman
739
17 S. Arnold 643
18 M. Biaggi 629
19 Z. Shepherd 610
20 A. Harrison 609
Boys 13
1 T. Paxman 2214
2 S. Erwin 1767
3 C. Beckley 1766
4 G. Novak 1626
5 K. Pope 1394
6 P. Collingwood 1304
7 L. Ahrens 1041
8 P. Burgers 978
9 M. Moratelli 928
10 W. Lindbery 909
11 W. Rogers 777
12 B. Chovanec 773
13 G. Gardner 752
14 C. Pisel 748
E. Dowdy 704
J. Melzer 683
E. Nodarse 673
B. Hubbard 664
I. Valentin 655
M. Warner 594 18 A. Andrade 593 19 B. Chandler 592 20 H. Kooiman 583
Boys 15
1 J. Anderson 2178
2 F. Martinez 2021
3 K. Skinner 1901
4 C. Backer 1820
5 J. Kopetskie 1773
6 K. Christen 1665
7 K. Moore 1155
8 B. Mitschke 1055
9 D. Lowe 839
10 M. Hoffman 838
11 W. Wetendorf 817
12 J. Payton 700
13 M. Monegro 694
14 W. Morris 622
15 A. Taylor 605
16 W. Sirota 581
17 M. Abbott 571
18 T. Huggins 557
19 B. Danielo 556
20 J. Walker 542
Boys 16
1 L. Therrien 1812
2 C. Lashbrook 1785
3 C. Rivera 1772
4 A. Moratelli 1564
5 N. Walker 1556
6 K. Ireland 1555
7 H. Passanisi 1485
8 C. Durkin 1118
9 S. Lehew 1060
10 D. Gosselin-Berg 1002
11 P. Westfall 910
12 A. Guidry 896
13 W. Hicks 854
14 B. Schulte 836
15 C. Beyer 788
16 B. Eversley 752
J. Montano Iii 679
D. Waters 1884
L. Massel 1481
5 K. Abbott 1446
6 B. Whitehead 1368 7 A. Huddleston 1006
8 I. Fernandez 821
9 B. Salemme 785 10 E. Seibold 764 11 T. Huggins 756
12 A. Rau 668
Mings 663
4 E. Foo-Donais 1589
5 V. De Vera 1544
6 M. Baker 1351
7 O. Alvidrez 1198
8 P. Mcginley 1168
9 Z. Barnes 1153
10 A. Beaty 974 11 S. Ambroziak 853
12 C.
A. Hardy 1666
A. Shepherd 1471
E. Mclaughlin 1441
O. Duale 1396
B. Almy 1337 8 B. Chadwick 1295 9 A. Murphy 1016
R. Evans 937
L. Napolitano 796
L. Nees 794
J. Sessa 782
Q. Albano 707
K. Milam 680 Girls 10
G. Southwell 2013
R. Snover 1914
T. Mckee 1797
J. Gonzales 1740
R. Fischer 1701
T. Leeper 1499
I. Mcginley 1462
H. Greer 1312
K. Hart 721
D. Horn 713
K. Wallgren 603
A. Swissman 572
J. Gronbach 547
K. Burkholder 460
M. Holladay 421
R. Sessa 2062
B. Salemme 1791
C. Gay 1726
M. Reyna
7
2
3
5
799
9 B. Hegberg 767
10 T. Belcher 670
Cruiser 14
1 A. Andrade 1976
2 K. Gray 1884
3 T. Fleming 1578
4 M. Warner 1489
5 E. Dowdy 1478
6 A. Agraan 1448
7 M. Nolivo 1223
8 J. Melchert 1149
9 J. Theisen 1085
10 N. Wilson 1007
Cruiser 15
1 C. Shaffer 1466
2 J. Quimby 1461
3 C. Pyper 1393
4 T. Huggins 1291
5 A. Berends 1059
6 B. Folk 905
7 A. Piccotti 875
8 L. Ruud 824
9 J. Atkins 788
10 F. Claybrook 708
Cruiser 16
1 C. Lashbrook 1942
2 B. Schulte 1923
3 C. Beyer 1844
4 A. Guidry 1613
5 M. Owens 1412
6 R. Beaman 1365
7 T. Martin 1356
8 B. Sisemore 990
9 L. Theisen 902
10 C. Nufable 807
Cruiser 17-20
Cruiser 21-30
1 R. Carter 2026
2 Y. Hausler 1491
3 C. Mccauley 1464
4 B. Lozada 1456
5 I. Mccauley 1207
6 R. Bramer 1199
7 A. Herrera 1187
8 G. Deleon Iii 1052
9 D. Gardner 995
10 B. Sereni 977
Cruiser 31-35
1 T. Shutts 985
2 S. Healey 958
3 D. Kinney 825
4 Z. Strahin 672
5 M. Noble 662
6 T. Jurgens 618
7 J. Griffin 529
8 L. Mccall 475
9 R. Gould 462
10 B. Pangle 462
Cruiser 36-40
1 R. Bennett 1837
Cruiser 41-45
1 C. Monasmith 1433
2 T. Assagai 1391
3 B. Bergeron 1368
4 J. Wike 1311
5 D. French 1157
6 B. Wakefield 1065
7 F. Barley 953
8 B. Looby 743
9 J. Villarreal 616 10 K. Keener 563
Cruiser 46-50 1 C. Gainsford 1966 2 J. Simpson 1414
3 Z. Yonce 1323
A. Contes 837
C. Street 775
J. Svoboda 730
W. Hardman 721
P. Moreira 692
B. Randolph 674
F. Boulanger 622
51-55 1 R. Drolet
Reaves 2089
2 Z. Yeubanks 1907
3 M. Tayamen 1641
4 D. Myers 1311
5 C. Rhodus 1305
6 C. Hardy 1290
7 K. Schioldan 1181
8 D. Oklopcic 1077
9 N. Robles 1072 10 B.
1 M. Vicario 1924
2 R. Coon 1839
3 G. Bradley 1685
4 M. Buller 1530
5 J. Dircks 1411
6 A. Muscato 1276
7 R. Hester 1213
8 I. Ledesma 1176
9 J. Roybal 1157
10 T. Nicholls 1048
2 R. Bradford 1385
3 J. Liddell 1059
4 A. Bosco 838
5 J. Shearer 809
6 S. Chandler 738
7 D. Foss 716
8 J. Morris 698
9 J. Gay 623 10 T. Johnson 593
GIRLS CRUISER
Words & Photos by: Justin Wahl
Orange dirt, a loud crowd, and good Cajun cookin’, that’s got to be race weekend in West Monroe, LA: the Cajun Nationals. The Ike Hamilton Arena provided the venue, and racers from across the country brought the show to a fast and technical track. Bumping through the pack down the first straight and thinning out to the top few fighting for the podium, a few classes stood out, elevating the Cajun Nationals from just another stop to the stop in March.
The 41-45 Women’s Cruiser class was one of those standouts, with Sheri Erwin, Liz Herrera, and Brooke Foy locked in a move-making total points race. While their numbers were low, the racing was action-packed, as each round saw all three ladies out front multiple times. With Brooke Foy showing off her power down the first straight, Herrera and Erwin tested their race craft with high-low lines in the turns and speed-generating pumps down the straights. Saturday’s race brought them out of total points and into a one-lap, no-crap main where Foy launched over the second straight double, held off the field, and claimed the win. But on Friday and Sunday, consistency from Erwin proved to be the difference, as she added two wins to her trophy room.
Keeping the big-wheel action rolling, the 8 Cruiser class showed off impressive leg speed, with Tucker Jones and DJ Dimperio meeting in turn two. A steep and deep double out of turn one put the class into survival mode. As the pack built speed again, DJ “Lethal” found his moment, diving low in turn two and taking the line away from Jones.
Remember Sheri Erwin from 41-45 Women’s Cruiser?
Well, now it was her son’s turn to wow the crowd. The 13 Cruiser class came around the first turn on Friday with two riders out front: Anthony Agraan and Sutton Erwin. Locked in a heated chase for the win, the pair turned nearly identical laps, nearly. One single manual was all it took for Sutton Erwin to edge ahead and force a mistake down the third
straight. From Friday to Sunday, Erwin locked in all the Cruiser wins, paired with an impressive run in class, taking second behind Chase Harp’s consistent “Hummingbird” speed in 13x. Taking it to the girls’ division, the expert ladies had their share of fast laps around the Cajun Nationals. From Ella McLaughlin and Alaska Shepard’s side-byside Saturday main, to Sophia Tilley’s powerful sweep in 14x Girls and double-double wins on Saturday and Sunday, all the way to Lily Ashley showcasing her skills in 15-16x Girls, the talent was on full display. The women’s field also highlighted a pathway forward with the Collegiate National Championships. Showcasing another level of racing on the track and camaraderie off it, Marian University, Lindsey Wilson University, and Belmont Abbey College were eager to engage and build their future rosters, keeping the dream of combining BMX and higher education alive.
STYLE FOR MILES: Every few years a new styler catches our eye and in 2026 it’s Parker Kolvoord.
We’d be remiss if we didn’t highlight a specific 17-20x rider who has been putting in the work and finally cracked the seal at the Cajun Nationals. From slinging shirts and trophies with USA BMX Racewear to working his way up to becoming a main-maker on the national circuit, Dyllon Reeder came through Cajuns with two wins. On the bubble for so many years, Reeder stuck to his confident riding style on Friday night. Fighting his way to the front in turn one, the Redman rider didn’t look back, crossing the line for his first win with his dad fist-pumping in the background. Reeder went on to post a one–two–one through the weekend, unlocking a winning confidence that those following the USA BMX National Series knew he had all along.
Cajuns crossing
KEEP’EM COMING: 17-20 Women Cruiser is the class that keeps the battles coming and it was no different in West Monroe.
GOLD CUP CHARGE: Chance Jarvis Turner put his GC 3 plate in full display out of turn three in 11 Cruiser.
THE HAIR SHOT:
Sink into the frame and flip the hair, thats how you know Violet Maungyoo is going fast.
Monroe, Louisiana
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!
The big one, the race weekend that tops racers’ bucket lists and lives in bold on their goals list. The 2026 Carolina Nationals makes its annual return to the Rock Hill BMX Supercross Track for a weekend of racing that tests nerves and preparation on a scale that hasn’t yet been replicated across the USA BMX National Series. If the Grands is the Super Bowl, then Rock Hill is the NFC Championship.
With over one thousand racers, 42 states, and 14 countries represented, the Carolina Nationals ignited into action right from the jump under the lights on Friday night. With the USA Cycling National Championships warming up the crowd for the amateur mains, racers in staging used the growing energy to showcase their abilities before the USA BMX Pro Series kicked off on Saturday and Sunday.
The Girl/Women Cruiser classes displayed speed on the front half and perseverance on the back.
Words & Photos by: Justin Wahl
Addalyn Hardy snuck away with the win in 8 & Under Girls Cruiser, while Sheri Erwin dove down in turn three to show off her move-making ability on the last straight in 41–45 Women Cruiser. Elle FooDonais joined the crowd-wowing party down the third straight in 13x, using smooth manuals and fast backsides to catch Minnesota’s Jemma Tollefson.
But then there was Ricky Carter’s lap. Hung out in turn one, usually that’s wraps for a 17–20x main, but the J&R Bicycles rider stayed with it and found himself pulling up to the leader in turn three. Using the outside exit to gain speed, Carter hit his marks and used his last straight line to claim the win in electric fashion.
As the sun shone over the Rock Hill BMX surface, rounds three and four of the USA BMX Pro Series charged down the hill. Kicking things off, the familiar faces of Vet Pro filled the fenceline as former
LOCAL BOY: From Bakersfield to Rock Hill, Kam Larsen showed off his local lines and Answer speed around the Carolina National.
champions and consistent contenders snapped into race mode. But it was a certain Floridian who took the spotlight in the winner’s circle.
A full pack battled down the first straight, and chaos erupted in turn one, bringing Nic Long and Justin Riddell to a onetwo as they flew around the track for Saturday’s main event. Riddell must have gotten the back-half memo, because into turn three he made his move, charging for the win down the last straight. Keeping it smooth to the line, the MEGA Design Group rider carried that speed into Sunday, nearly mirroring the race, Nic Long grabbing the Answer Holeshot, and Riddell making the pass for a pair of wins at the Carolina Nationals.
While the Vets were battling on the back straight, the ABA Futures were ready to light up the first. Lined up on the hill, the Futures Women charged to the kink and found their lines over the first jump, where it’s makeor-break. Keeping it low and fast, Preslie Gould and Addison Thompson stretched away. Gould, hailing from Las Vegas without a big hill to sharpen her craft, showed impressive speed and confidence, taking both Saturday and Sunday ABA Futures wins. While she didn’t claim the National Championship title on Friday, she made sure not to leave empty-handed, adding two wins to her 2026 points total.
As officials cleared the Pro set for the ABA Futures Men, the stacked 40+ rider class had plenty of laps to dial in their
berm jump confidence. One rider who stood out from motos to the main event was Evan Esposito of the Albe’s–Zeronine–BOX crew. With first gate pick in the final, Esposito used it to his advantage, getting his elbow out front early and never looking back. With smooth style through the air and a precise third straight, he left no doubt as to who was best on Saturday.
Sunday, however, didn’t go Esposito’s way. Missing the main event opened the door for a new winner, one who had already seen the winner’s circle that weekend with a Junior National Championship title. Tommy Bruney shot out of the gate, meeting local rider Chris Felker and Aidan Ragle into turn one. Holding the inside, Bruney took control and stretched the gap, bringing Zakary Kaiser and Felker to the podium with him and capping off a breakout Carolina Nationals.
And now, the big dogs, the Elites. Saturday and Sunday delivered two very dif-
TAPPED IN: Over the pro side first jump, the pack of men pro tap in unison to get the right drive to the backside.
ferent storylines at the top. Saturday was the Gold Medalist show. Both Saya Sakakibara and Joris Daudet dominated, not dropping a lap around Rock Hill and reminding everyone why they are among the best in the world. While neither is chasing the USA BMX title, it’s always a show when #33 and #77 line up and put on a clinic for the crowd.
Sunday looked like more of the same, until the Canadian red and white had other plans.
Molly Simpson powered over the first jump, bar-to-bar with Day One’s winner. The defending National No. 1 Women Pro got her elbow ahead and never looked back. On a track that hasn’t favored her in recent years, Simpson’s win marks another step in her push toward another Pro title, and the looming 2028 LA Olympics.
And if one Canadian upset wasn’t enough, how about another from gate six?
Ryan Tougas, already a small-hill USA BMX winner, delivered a statement performance in Rock Hill on the eight-meter. With a lights-out gate to the first jump, Tougas hit the blinker and moved left, exiting turn one with the holeshot ahead of Joris Daudet. With the win on the line, Tougas stayed smooth and powerful, crossing the stripe a wheel ahead and launching himself into the conversation as a serious contender for the 2026 season.
THE BULL : J&R
Bicycles’ Crosby Backer dives into turn two for a fast 14x performance
TOUGGY: After a next level Men Pro win, Ryan Tougas stopped for a word with Connor Fields before celebrating with their Chase family.
EURO EXPLOSION:
Eddy Clerte and Simon Marquart lead the Men Pro quarter over the berm jump.
Doubles
Bjorn Leclair 6 & Under Mixed Open
Bjorn Leclair 6 Intermediate
Delaney Carragher 7 Girls Expert
Delaney Carragher 8 & Under Girls Cruiser
Elle Foo-Donais 13 Girls Expert
Elle Foo-Donais 13-14 Mixed Open
Elliana Zimmerman 6 & Under Mixed Open
Elliana Zimmerman 6 Girls Expert
Enzo Arteta 6 & Under Open
Enzo Arteta 6 Expert
Josh Linares 11 Expert
Josh Linares 11-12 Open
Kyson Christen 13-14 Open
Kyson Christen 14 Expert
Nolan Paquin 7-8 Mixed Open
Nolan Paquin 8 Intermediate
Olive Duale 7-8 Mixed Open
Olive Duale 8 Girls Expert
Raymond Bradford 31 & Over Open
Raymond Bradford 36-40 Cruiser
Double X2
Chris Monasmith 41-45 Cruiser
Chris Monasmith 41-45 Expert
Cynthia Pappas 51 & Over Women Expert
Cynthia Pappas 51-55 Women Cruiser
Remy Sessa 10 Girls Expert
Remy Sessa 9-10 Girls Cruiser
River Trecek 10 Expert
River Trecek 9-10 Open
Double X3
Archer Zwoerner 7-8 Open
Archer Zwoerner 8 Expert
Enzo Garcia 7 & Under Cruiser
Enzo Garcia 7 Expert
Gonzalo Bertolini 51-55 Cruiser
Gonzalo Bertolini 51-55 Expert
Malia Alvarez 11-12 Mixed Open
Malia Alvarez 12 Girls Expert
Trenton Paxman 12 Cruiser
Trenton Paxman 12 Expert
Triples
Remy Sessa 10 Girls Expert
Remy Sessa 9-10 Girls Cruiser
Remy Sessa 9-10 Mixed Open
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 Blood Cancer United!
USA BMX & BMX Canada are among the top fundraisers for the Blood Cancer United. 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 Blood Cancer United.
Find an event near you:
BMX TO THE NEXT DEGREE
USA BMX announces today that $57,000 in Bob Warnicke Scholarships for 2026 have been awarded to deserving students and their families.
BMX racers and their families came out in droves to participate in Warnicke races, held at tracks all over the United States and Canada. All together, the tracks and riders helped raise $57,000 in Bob Warnicke Scholarships, which have now been awarded to deserving Collegiate BMXers. As you’re about to read, scholarships range from $500 to $3,000, and will be used to assist BMX students and their families with the costs of undergraduate college, trade school, and other educational avenues.
Since 2013, USA BMX/BMX Canada members have raised more than $750,000 in Scholarships that have been awarded.
PULL Magazine not only congratulates the following students on receiving these funds, but we want to give a huge thanks and high-fives to each and every rider who participated in a Bob Warnicke event. These are the fruits of your labor.
ABOUT THE USA BMX FOUNDATION:
The USA BMX Foundation has created an endowment for the Bob Warnicke Memorial Scholarship Fund. Each year money raised through the Warnicke Scholarship races and the Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony are placed into the endowment. Donations to the 501(c)3 are always appreciated and are utilized for the scholarship fund. For more information on a Bob Warnicke Scholarship race near you, visit usabmx.com
JOSH TRERISE
HOMETOWN: Sherwood, OR
COLLEGE: Marian University
DEGREE: Biology/Chemistry
AMOUNT RECEIVED: $3,000
HANNAH LETHBRIDGE
HOMETOWN: Chatham, ON
COLLEGE: McMaster University
DEGREE: Bachelor of Science/ Nursing
AMOUNT RECEIVED: $2,000
HANNAH LEAKEY
HOMETOWN : Phoenix, AZ
COLLEGE: Arizona State University
DEGREE: Medical Studies
AMOUNT RECEIVED: $3,000
WYATT
BRUMBAUGH
HOMETOWN : Rapid City, SD
COLLEGE: University of Wyoming
DEGREE: Geology/Nursing
AMOUNT RECEIVED: $2,000
GABRIEL TRERISE
HOMETOWN: Sherwood, OR
COLLEGE: Marian University
DEGREE: Engineering
AMOUNT RECEIVED: $2,500
DYLAN DOWNING
HOMETOWN:
RECEIVED: $2,000
HOMETOWN: Gig Harbor, WA
COLLEGE: Central Washington University
DEGREE: Science Education/ Teacher
AMOUNT RECEIVED : $1,500
ABYGALE REEVE
PIPER SERKA CADE MCCONNELL
HOMETOWN: Airdrie, Alberta
COLLEGE: Marian University
DEGREE: Accounting and Finance
AMOUNT RECEIVED: $1,500
HOMETOWN: Brentwood, TN
COLLEGE: Auburn University
DEGREE: Mechanical Engineering
AMOUNT RECEIVED: $1,500
SIERRA SAMHAMMER
HOMETOWN: Medford, OR
COLLEGE: Marian University
DEGREE: Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner
AMOUNT
RECEIVED : $1,000
VETA CRAMER
HOMETOWN: Des Moines, WA
COLLEGE: CU Boulder
DEGREE: Environmental Engineering
AMOUNT RECEIVED: $1,000
LILY WIEDRICH
HOMETOWN: Bismarck, ND
COLLEGE: Normandale Community College
DEGREE: Dental Hygiene
AMOUNT RECEIVED: $1,000
KELLY HORJATSCHUN
HOMETOWN: Ansonia, CT
COLLEGE: Franklin Pierce University
DEGREE: Health Sciences
AMOUNT
RECEIVED: $500
SEBASTIAN NOLAN
HOMETOWN: Miami, FL
COLLEGE: Florida
International University
DEGREE: Computer Engineering
AMOUNT
RECEIVED: $1,000
ALEXIS ALDEN
HOMETOWN: Peachtree City, GA
COLLEGE: Georgia Southern University
DEGREE: Information Technology
AMOUNT RECEIVED: $1,000
HAYDEN BERKHEISER
HOMETOWN: Snohomish, WA College: Western WA University Degree: Kinesiology Amount Received: $1,000
ALEXANDRA HILL
HOMETOWN: Sauk Rapids, MN
COLLEGE: Marian University
DEGREE: Nursing
AMOUNT RECEIVED: $1,000
MADILYN MATIKO
HOMETOWN: Levittown, PA
COLLEGE: University of Pittsburgh
DEGREE: Communication Science and Disorders
AMOUNT RECEIVED: $1,000
LUCAS ZHOU RILEY KETTERLING
HOMETOWN: Surrey, BC
COLLEGE: UBC Sauder
DEGREE: Commerce
AMOUNT RECEIVED: $500
KYAN ALLISON
HOMETOWN: Meridian, ID
COLLEGE: University of Idaho
DEGREE: Architecture
AMOUNT RECEIVED: $1,000
HOMETOWN: Bismarck, ND
COLLEGE: Bismarck State College
DEGREE: Biology
AMOUNT RECEIVED: $500
SADIE HERRERA
HOMETOWN: Acworth, GA
COLLEGE: Kennesaw State University
DEGREE: Pre-Law
AMOUNT RECEIVED: $500
MADELYNN DESANTIS
HOMETOWN: Simi Valley, CA
COLLEGE: California State University Channel Islands
DEGREE: Health Science
AMOUNT RECEIVED : $500
RILEY PALM
HOMETOWN: Foristell, MO
COLLEGE: Missouri University of Science & Technology
DEGREE : Architectural Engineering
AMOUNT RECEIVED: $500
BRADY O’NEIL
HOMETOWN: Henderson, NV
COLLEGE: Oklahoma State University
DEGREE: Financial Analyst
AMOUNT RECEIVED: $500
HOMETOWN: Avon, IN
CAMPBELL MAYBON
HOMETOWN: Carbondale, CO
COLLEGE: University of Tulsa
DEGREE: International Business
AMOUNT RECEIVED: $500
IAN WESTERMAN
HOMETOWN: Carbondale, CO
COLLEGE: Lindsey Wilson University
DEGREE: Business AMOUNT RECEIVED: $500
VITO MECCA
HOMETOWN: Scranton, PA
COLLEGE: Penn State
DEGREE: Mechanical Engineering
AMOUNT RECEIVED: $500
ZACHARY FULLER
HOMETOWN: Dallas, TX
COLLEGE: Texas A&M University
DEGREE: Petroleum Engineering
AMOUNT RECEIVED: $500
EMILY FLERLAGE
HOMETOWN: Leonardtown, MD
COLLEGE: College of Southern Maryland
DEGREE: Physical Therapist Assistant & Exercise/ Sport Sciences
AMOUNT RECEIVED: $500
HOMETOWN: Menasha, WI
COLLEGE: University of WI-Platteville
DEGREE: Mechanical Engineering
AMOUNT RECEIVED: $500
WYATT CLARK DREYANN FOSTER
COLLEGE: Marian University
DEGREE: Engineering
AMOUNT
RECEIVED: $500
MAKAYLA MCANDREW ANDREW WEBORG
HOMETOWN: Scranton, PA
COLLEGE: East Stroudsburg University
DEGREE: Speech Therapy AMOUNT
RECEIVED: $500
HOMETOWN: Okeechobee, FL
COLLEGE: Indian River State College
DEGREE: General AMOUNT RECEIVED: $500
NOTE: This track directory is as of FEBRUARY 2026 - and subject to change. Always call your track or check their website and/or USABMX.com before going to the track.
SHOW LOW-AZ 04
Show Low BMX
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 Ben Contreras 334-953-2002 fountaincitybmx.com
ALASKA
FAIRBANKS-AK 01
Far North BMX
Alice Byme 615-945-7439 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 Tamarah Martin 970-582-0209
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
Mingus Mountain BMX
Mike Miranda/Gary Sharp 562-489-6025 www.usabmx.com/tracks/2015
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
Lucerne Valley BMX
John Navarro 760-248-7048 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
Laura Greco 707-337-0948 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
Jennifer Fuchs
941-241-6990 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
Twin Silo BMX
Chance Phillips 303-263-9847 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 Newell Ruggles 626-482-0562 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-CO 02
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 Chance Phillips 303-263-9847 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 Jeff Decento 302-422-4133 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 Daniel Escarda 305-490-0998 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 Angelina Aleman 813-420-8644 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 Huffman 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
Michael Ramsey 678-876-0821 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
Michael Skinner 208-724-4798 usabmx.com/tracks/1811
IDAHO FALLS-ID 02
Snake River BMX
Kayla Rapp 208-716-7269 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
Lee Vanderspool 309-533-0021 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
Nicholas Nguyen springfieldbmx1@gmail.com 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
Jarrett Spurgeon 318-557-8665 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 Holly Grote 817-944-98222 richfieldparkbmx.com
GOODELLS-MI 01 CanAm BMX Darrell Drew canambmx@gmail.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
Tim Dobosenski/Bri Brotzel 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 Heather Saville 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 Maddie Mohr 507-421-6489 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 Jon White 508-954-2257 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 Drew Hortt 775-229-0639 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
Mike Weish 609-781-9895 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
Shalissa Peterson
607-542-8141 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 Tom Wagner 330-784-3777 akronbmx.org
CLEVES-OH 01
Cleves BMX
Abby Gegner 513-907-0658 usabmx.com/tracks/1919
DAYTON-OH 01
Dayton Indoor BMX
Josh Smith 937-219-5756 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
Billi St. Clair
Scott Smallwood 740-707-1557 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
Jeremy Hull 479-320-1817 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 Daniel Cole 971-209-0979 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 Jessika Miller smokymountainbmx @gmail.com 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 Amber Sterriker 512-590-5611 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 Shaun Coon 801-404-7177 radcanyonbmx.com
SOUTH JORDAN-UT 02
Rad Canyon BMX Indoor Shaun 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
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
Daniel Cole
971-209-0979 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
Foster Chadek 920-427-9368 winnebagolandbmx.org
RHINELANDER-WI 03
Hodag BMX
Rob Deede 715-360-6822 hodagbmx.com
WISCONSIN RAPIDSWI 03
Central Wisconsin BMX Pat Foti 715-315-0453 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
Nathan Matte 307-660-4187 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
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
Graham Dell 250-212-322 trackmanager@kelownabmx. com
LANGLEY-BC 02
Langley BMX
Bea Hawking 604-910-7270 langleybmx.ca
NANAIMO-BC 01
Nanaimo BMX
Craig Hashimoto 250-667-5877 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
Minda Johnson 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 Jared Hicks 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
BEYOND THE BERM
FASTRAX BMX
BUILDING MORE THAN A TRACK
Located in Bismarck, North Dakota, Fastrax BMX has been a cornerstone of the community since 1982, but over the past decade, it has grown into one of the premier BMX programs in the region.
Fastrax has averaged over 100 riders per race night for eight consecutive years - an achievement that places it among roughly 15 tracks nationwide to reach that level of consistent participation. That sustained success earned Fastrax recognition as a Top 10 facility in 2024. The track has also proudly hosted the North Dakota State Championship Finals for the past decade, solidifying its role as a leader in the region’s BMX scene.
This success has been driven by strong leadership and an even stronger community. Under the direction of Track Director Jamy Mills, now entering his 11th year in the role, Fastrax has built a culture centered on
consistency, growth, and opportunity. Backed by an amazing, dedicated board and an incredible group of volunteers, the organization continues to raise the bar year after year.
At its core, Fastrax BMX is about more than racing - it is about impact. The track provides a positive, structured environment where kids can build confidence, stay active, and develop both on and off the bike. From first-time riders on balance bikes to experienced racers competing at high levels, there is a place for everyone.
FACILITY IMPROVEMENTS AND RIDER EXPERIENCE
Fastrax has made significant investments in its facility to elevate both safety and the rider experience. The addition of a fully electric ProStart gate system three years ago has brought a consistent, high-level start experience to every race, while asphalt corners pro
vide improved speed, performance, and all-weather durability.
In 2024, Fastrax expanded its reach by adding a full-scale balance bike track, creating a safe and exciting space for the youngest riders to get started. Plans are already in motion to add a starting gate for these riders, continuing the focus on developing the next generation of BMX athletes.
aThe facility continues to evolve off the track as well. A new building addition currently underway will expand concessions, grow the bike shop and loaner bike program, and add much-needed storage - helping Fastrax better serve both new riders and longtime participants.
Fastrax is a 100 percent volunteerrun nonprofit, and that community support is what truly sets it apart. Families, riders, and volunteers come together each week to create an experience that goes far beyond the track.
LOOKING AHEAD
Looking ahead, continued improvements - including the installation of a Sqorz timing system - will elevate the race experience and our coaching program experience even further and help prepare riders for competition at the highest levels.
Fastrax BMX is not just building racers - it is building confidence, character, and a community that continues to grow stronger every year.
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.
1 Z. Brown 11 4013
2 C. Benigni 9 3580
3 T. Conrad 10 3402
4 L. Garcia 8 3245
5 C. Fernandez 9 2705
6 S. Gonzalez 7 2572
7 N. Gonzalez 9 2550
8 A. Becerra 11 2458
9 R. Riofrio 54 2402
10 R. Taylor 14 2119 GIRLS
1 A. Gonzalez 10 3845
2 L. Sav 7 3644
3 E. Dutra 7 3476
4 A. Gonzalez 5 2865
5 I. Fernandez 8 2675
6 E. Sav 6 2229
7 C. Finch 6 2055
8 H. Vincent 12 1831
9 A. Zamora 8 1771
10 C. Shekels 5 1745 CRUISER
1 L. Garcia 8 3500
2 R. Jackson 64 3278
3 C. Benigni 9 3185
4 S. Dee 63 2565
5 W. Dee 8 2433
6 C. Stark 44 2335
7 C. Hobbs 8 2182
8 A. Escobar 8 2121
9 S. Robinson* 64 1936
10 C. Westbrook 56 1765 GIRLS CRUISER
1 B. Dee 37 1662
2 A. Gonzalez 10 1648
3 K. Chany 17 1546
4 F. Mackey 18 1405
5 K. Huebert 43 1382
6 J. Hobbs 13 963
7 J. Slaven 39 896
8 D. Vitale 13 598
9 T. Strouse 48 365
10 E. Crow 12 229 Ca11
1 L. Dysert 14 2978
2 M. Nolivo 14 2871
3 V. Zuniga 15 2545
4 T. Miyake 13 2472
5 L. Dysert 9 2413
6 J. Elliott 27 1983
7 J. Wood 14 1953
8 B. Gronbach 40 1885
9 J. Wischmeyer 9 1883
10 V. Kess 15 1763 GIRLS
1 J. Gronbach 11 2877
2 C. Shook 12 2678
3 M. Privett 52 2432
4 M. Teague 14 2379
5 P. Penrod 15 2313
6 A. Hickison 14 2247
7 E. Good 13 1855
8 S. Hart 8 1419
9 A. Maclafferty 15 1404
10 A. Zientara 12 1211
CRUISER
1 S. Bercier 63 5494
2 K. Elliott 59 1981
3 C. Ponzo 39 1858
4 C. Newell 10 1777
5 N. Larsen 10 1769
6 J. Guiliani 55 1632
7 J. Wischmeyer 9 1261
8 L. Vignau 12 1165
9 M. Nolivo 14 930
10 L. Dysert 9 769
GIRLS CRUISER
1 E. Good 13 2613
2 J. Gronbach 11 2440
3 C. Shook 12 2388
4 M. Privett 52 2323
5 M. Somitsch 11 1422
6 A. Zientara 12 1307
7 S. Johnston 10 1131
Ca12
BOYS
1 J. Anderson 15 3728
2 A. Baker 9 2747
3 D. Baker 7 2061
4 R. Lowry 53 1865
5 G. Farpella 17 1685
6 B. Clair 8 1630
7 K. Clair 16 1493
8 S. Edwards 17 1343
9 D. Chandler 26 1322
10 D. Ogorman 28 1310 GIRLS
1 K. Shaw 9 1238
2 S. Bugenig 17 1066
3 B. Shaw 16 995
4 A. Shaw 14 961
5 M. Slack 9 819
6 M. Shaw 8 548
7 I. Cushenbery 18 456
8 B. Barrett 19 321
9 A. Baker 11 253
10 S. Stephens 25 189 CRUISER
1 A. Baker 9 2377
2 B. Turnbaugh 38 1466
3 T. Murphy 45 655
4 T. Magee 63 632
5 J. Poe 14 587
6 D. Baker 7 493
7 R. Beaulieu 48 484
8 A. Saldana 9 380
9 G. Davis 60 293
10 M. Boster 55 229 GIRLS CRUISER
1 B. Shaw 16 1106
2 I. Cushenbery 18 540
3 A. Shaw 14 369
4 M. Slack 9 328
5 B. Barrett 19 132
Ca15
BOYS
1 K. Hicks 9 3277
2 E. Hicks 8 2533
3 M. Sequeira 6 1378
4 C. Lawson 13 1320
5 L. Lawson 15 1266
6 D. Kester 20 1196
7 L. Walker 13 1160
8 T. Tupper 9 1123
9 B. Vickers 14 989
10 N. Elliott 27 896 GIRLS
1 A. Fox 6 2382
2 T. Jackson 14 2230
3 L. Syfert 10 2127
4 A. Fox 9 1183
5 S. Gomolicke 14 480
6 J. Peregrina 13 478
7 M. Martinez 9 395
8 S. Hodsdon 10 378
9 H. Nicoll 6 358
10 E. Reynolds 11 324 CRUISER
1 K. Hicks 9 2955
2 L. Lawson 15 1835
3 C. Lawson 13 1274
4 D. Kester 20 1090
5 T. Tupper 9 1089
6 R. Underwood 31 1033
7 J. Cree 39 867
8 I. Long 23 847
9 E. Hicks 8 772
10 D. Vickers 42 674
GIRLS CRUISER
1 L. Syfert 10 2090
2 T. Jackson 14 1262
3 A. Fox 9 807
4 S. Hodsdon 10 99
5 J. Peregrina 13 76
6 A. Ferguson 20 46
Ca16
BOYS
1 F. Martinez 15 7924
2 D. Myers 12 3357
9 N. Micklos 29 1409
10 R. Scranton 17 1397
GIRLS
1 S. Fong 8 2599
2 O. Alvidrez 15 2255
3 H. Tashima 11 1848
4 Z. Lomeli 13 1222
5 K. Cole 16 1176
6 K. Hart 10 553
7 C. Kline 13 519
8 M. Lomeli 11 499
9 K. Anchondo 11 342
10 B. Tektonopoulos 327 CRUISER
1 J. Welch 56 2514
2 R. Raymonde 60 1857
3 K. Harlow 66 1827
4 D. Myers 12 1645
5 C. Adams 11 1302
6 B. Hohman 61 1136
7 D. Webb 12 1102
8 J. Morris 38 999
9 M. Acosta 56 984
10 S. Angus 63 779
GIRLS CRUISER
1 C. Nold 41 883
2 P. Harlow 67 690
3 M. Cole 43 469
4 C. Tomei 39 233
5 D. Humphrey 38 222
6 E. Randall 58 63
Ca22
BOYS
1 C. Eckl 11 5795
2 J. Lau 11 4724
3 N. Ratzlaff 16 3988
4 J. Chen 10 2912
5 R. Hill 11 2827
6 C. Nufable 16 2412
7 K. Bradfield 10 2136
8 M. Hill 38 1801
9 N. Gertsch 47 1763
10 I. Romero 13 1755
GIRLS
1 S. Ratzlaff 12 2921
2 K. Holguin 12 2437
3 I. Chen 6 2428
4 B. Romero 14 2060
5 A. Holguin 12 1645
6 Y. Turner 12 1243
7 B. Hill 14 1152
8 V. De Vera 14 1056
9 A. Nguyen 10 950
10 F. Matteson 8 806
CRUISER
1 N. Gertsch 47 2056
2 C. Wicker 11 2049
3 D. Pentico 53 1560
4 J. Garrett 63 1441
5 B. Otto 55 990
6 K. Bradfield 10 772
7 S. Morris 64 674
8 R. Mcdaniel 56 599
9 R. Hill 11 486
10 C. Nufable 16 476
GIRLS CRUISER
1 N. Mendoza 46 1582
2 C. Partee 54 1311
3 K. Fields 48 831
4 C. Caron 46 600
5 M. Lewellen 42 473
6 C. Piper 53 440
7 Y. Turner 12 343
8 L. Silver 15 146
Ca23
BOYS
1 G. Williams 11 1430
2 R. Reitnauer 15 1390
3 C. Reek 20 1234
4 C. Reed 16 1133
5 K. Zuniga 9 926
6 L. Glenn 17 923
7 C. Calhoun 34 875
8 W. Reed 15 675
9 R. Hoffman 11 658
Dear Gabi,
HERE IS HOW YOU CAN GET AN EXTRA BUMP:
State Series – With the open border state series, here is what you need to know. Effective this year, you will get points based on the finish you earn for single point races (maximum of 8), and keep in mind these races need to be done in the respective state of the series you are competing in. Your 4 best single point races will be awarded points using the state points table. For the remaining 4 races you will receive 1 state point each. These races need to be done by August 1! The points for the state series table are so close that in a lot of cases it is the single point races that tip the scale.
Gold Cup Series – Riders can earn up to 4 bonus Gold Cup points for the series. For every 2 single point races you participate in on or before August 15th you earn 1 bonus Gold Cup point. You can race at any track in any state to earn the bonus Gold Cup points. It is early enough in the season so get those races in by August 15th! With the point scale so close between Novice, Inter and Expert… bonus points can shake things up a bit!!
National Series – Riders can earn additional bonus points based on their finish positions at single point races held on or before October 1st. These bonus points are awarded according to the National Bonus Points Table (page 16 of the 2026 rulebook) and are capped at a maximum of 80 points across up to eight single point races. These races must be in the same category – either class or cruiser as a rider’s National/NAG standings.
This does NOT apply to CNAG and Canadian National points.
Bonus points are added to your series point total automatically. Keep this in mind when you are looking at points and wonder why a rider may be ahead of you even when your finish was better at the qualifier. The key here is single point races. So get out and support your local track - hit the dirt and have some fun!
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4 K. Zuniga 11 991
5 E. Gaddis 14 721
6 Z. Gaddis 12 685
7 A. Holmes 13 531
8 M. Johnson 8 375
9 K. Shatswell 15 162
10 C. Weiderman 11 23
CRUISER
1 J. Felix 62 1538
2 G. Williams 11 1088
3 C. Reed 16 747
4 J. Williams 48 571
5 M. Lacy 58 487
6 C. Calhoun 34 362
7 M. Barnett 57 274
8 C. Grisham 31 273
9 R. Reitnauer 15 249
10 T. Hansen 52 182
GIRLS CRUISER
1 G. Johannsson 14 692
BOYS
1 C. Zapata 12 2150
2 L. Wisniewski 16 1860
3 D. Pierce 35 1816
4 R. Juarez 16 1557
5 G. Idlof 8 1037
6 J. Stubbs 11 1022
7 R. Hartwell 51 1018
8 M. Taylor 9 956
9 D. Hubbard 8 923
10 S. Smith 13 816
GIRLS
1 H. Juarez 10 947
2 R. Reich 17 237
3 K. Schumacher 8 200
4 M. Coe 5 161
5 A. Long 14 139
CRUISER
1 T. Idlof 14 1816
8 J. Zapata 61 667 9 T. Janssens 14 573 10 C. Hartwell 14 550 Ca27
1 B. Ijah 34 63
1 E. Gibson 17 2885 2 M. Bustillos 11 1725
3 H. Ferrell 15 1630
A. Jurewicz 8 1214
D. Child 9 902
A. Meagher 8 800
C. Hopkins 18 762
T. Meagher 6 600
C. Glista 12 487
8 S. Hart 8 970
9 S. Nguyen 12 775
10 K. Helmer 12 686
3 J. Carbajal 31 2260
4 D. Webb 12 2239
5 K. Hart 14 1812
6 C. Adams 11 1792
7 H. Adams 9 1574
8 B. Hohman 61 1445
10 W. Reeves 11 657
GIRLS
1 G. Johannsson 14 1452
2 S. Johnson 11 1291
3 A. Ziemer 17 1273
2 A. Mcwilliams 42 438
3 E. Reek 52 274
4 A. Ziemer 17 63
2 A. Idlof 17 1624
3 P. Pendergraft 15 1481
4 D. Hubbard 41 1078
5 C. Zapata 12 968
6 J. Stubbs 11 915
7 J. Seeley 47 873
D. Conley 9 391
7 J. Stark 14 669
8 J. Stark 11 499
9 G. Mcvickar 71 254
10 W. Freshour 45 198 GIRLS CRUISER
1 K. Wallgren 10 2360
2 A. Samsa 44 1992
3 K. Wallgren 10 359
4 A. Ihm 33 147
Wi03
BOYS
1 J. Simons 8 3070
2 H. Simons 12 2667
3 T. Miller 59 1778
4 M. Falkowski 13 1687
5 J. Wergin 14 1613
6 J. Kurth 9 1552
7 B. Olson 57 1470
8 P. Kurth 9 1370
9 P. Simons 40 1224
10 J. Wergin 16 1203 GIRLS
1 W. Simons 6 3138
2 R. Fischer 10 2199
3 L. Kurth 7 1224
4 J. Wergin 17 959
5 M. Adkins 16 359
6 O. Thao 15 345
7 M. Poters 19 294
8 K. Thao 13 291
9 T. Dickey 21 141
10 J. Wee 12 121 CRUISER
1 J. Kurth 9 1940
2 T. Miller 59 1470
3 P. Kurth 9 1462
4 B. Olson 57 1449
5 J. Wergin 14 1295
6 R. Deede 39 1208
7 J. Wergin 16 1123
8 D. Deede 8 902
9 M. Falkowski 13 691
10 T. Martin 16 651 GIRLS CRUISER
1 J. Wergin 17 967
2 M. Adkins 16 408
3 R. Fischer 10 407
4 K. Johnson 14 342
5 E. Jeske 8 169
6 T. Dickey 21 66
7 S. Engen 41 65
WEST VIRGINIA
Wv01 BOYS
1 G. Downs 8 3036
2 F. Downs 10 2444
3 G. Hardbarger 13 971
4 A. Whittington 10 149
5 M. Dehaven 44 127
6 S. Huffman 33 27
7 D. Parsons 35 21 GIRLS
1 A. Nye 13 187
2 R. Nye 10 117 CRUISER
1 G. Downs 8 2912
2 F. Downs 10 2366
3 R. Nye 37 206
4 G. Hardbarger 13 96 GIRLS CRUISER
1 L. Bliss 57 216
2 J. Nye 42 127
3 M. Shetler 47 55
WYOMING Wy01 BOYS
1 K. Schioldan 12 4457
2 B. Davis 15 2829
3 K. Hannah 12 2544
4 K. Schioldan 7 2479
5 M. Salinas 15 2472
6 J. Sorensen 18 2076
7 M. Dever 14 1989
8 S. Jones 11 1982
9 S. White 13 1825
10 G. Miller 13 1686 GIRLS
1 B. Jones 9 1320
2 H. Zajic 6 940
3 K. Jones 8 832
4 M. Dever 15 631
5 A. Weis 14 569
6 K. Bogataj 13 457
7 K. Matte 22 425
8 S. Hansuld 13 415
9 S. Johns 10 348
10 R. Sisneros 9 279 CRUISER
1 K. Schioldan 12 3038
2 B. Davis 15 3037
3 M. Salinas 15 2415
4 M. Dever 14 2210
5 G. Miller 13 2130
6 K. Schioldan 7 1903
7 J. Smith 12 1886
8 S. White 13 1647
9 J. Adams 62 1102
10 R. Weis 17 1094 GIRLS CRUISER
1 S. Hansuld 13 737
2 M. Quittschreiber 641
3 E. Matte 43 601
4 K. Matte 22 439
5 K. Christopherson 423
6 K. Mickelson 36 375
7 C. Stewart 45 292
8 A. Weis 14 166
9 M. Huss 45 126
ALBERTA
Ab01
BOYS
1 B. Mitschke 15 1148
2 J. Hickey 14 1116
3 S. Faupel 14 852
4 D. Gosselin-Berg 546
5 J. Zielke 15 412
6 M. Lee 18 296
7 C. Vanderveen 15 206
8 R. Lolacher 11 186
9 C. Sorochan 14 150
10 H. Bozac 13 123
GIRLS
1 L. Lee 15 3212
2 A. Reeve 21 237
3 S. Semmens 17 83
4 P. Bass 15 55
5 T. Tweten 31 42
CRUISER
1 J. Zielke 15 416
2 B. Asquin 49 117
BRITISH COLUMBIA
Bc01
BOYS
1 J. Woods 13 962
2 L. Foo-Donais 12 877
3 D. Coupe 8 745
4 J. Booth 13 714
5 B. Booth 10 604
6 C. Newcombe 15 485
7 R. Belanger 17 479
8 R. Bourcier 9 367
9 S. Coupe 52 359
10 J. Paquin 7 346
GIRLS
1 E. Foo-Donais 14 1204
2 L. Stewart 48 418
3 A. Kitzul 7 339
4 M. Brosius 22 291
5 M. Nychyporuk 11 126
6 A. Ludvigson 9 103
7 B. Macdonald 8 100
8 M. Simm 11 92
9 A. Foster 65 90
10 M. Bissenden 13 83
CRUISER
1 H. Donais 43 378
2 S. Simm 47 340
3 B. Booth 10 334
4 R. Riches 46 210
5 J. Bissenden 17 105
6 K. Matheson 36 85
7 R. Dodds 58 65
8 G. Pickard 49 55
GIRLS CRUISER
1 L. Stewart 48 414
2 L. Wilcox 19 400
3 D. Morgan 46 298
4 A. Foster 65 297
5 M. Nychyporuk 11 126
6 J. Bach 48 85
7 D. Welsh 41 84
8 E. Pickard 48 65
9 A. Challenger 40 64
10 G. Hashimoto 51 55
Bc02
BOYS
1 C. Lamont 14 515
2 R. Belter 48 334
3 E. Peppard 13 232
4 K. Dean 14 206
5 B. Hewkin 7 164
6 C. Porter 9 136
GIRLS
1 K. Lamont 16 333
2 T. Truman 16 262
3 L. Vecchio 45 238
4 J. Dean 15 222 CRUISER
1 C. Lamont 14 635
2 R. Belter 48 340 GIRLS CRUISER
1 D. Matzelle 57 332
2 T. Truman 16 332
3 L. Vecchio 45 198
Bc03
BOYS
1 Z. Graham 7 2585
2 T. Kinsella 15 1900
3 J. Han 9 1860
4 N. Nassachuk 14 1709
5 L. Han 6 1551
6 Y. Kao 13 1495
7 L. Warman 11 1420
8 F. Mchale-Boulter 1379
9 B. Johanson 10 1298
10 B. Thomas 8 1219
GIRLS
1 Y. Kao 11 1456
2 A. Mclean 15 1340
3 L. Backman 15 1108
4 L. Alain 17 1041
5 E. Johanson 12 1005
6 C. Alisch 16 731
7 T. Torgerson- Hill 723
8 J. Gledhill 14 556
9 J. Klassen 12 450
10 D. Powers 40 375 CRUISER
1 R. Stanley 47 1088
2 R. Alain 46 1086
3 D. Bridge 57 986
4 H. Alain 13 972
5 D. Worrall 45 597
6 L. Harron 17 588
7 R. Powers 7 587
8 X. Theroux 11 586
9 B. Thomas 8 558
10 D. Bouch 52 555
GIRLS CRUISER
1 R. Adams 37 1469
2 D. Powers 40 1314
3 L. Backman 15 412
4 E. Harron 47 56
Bc04
BOYS
1 E. Lloyd 10 559
2 E. Crawford 9 467
3 S. Mcdonnell 17 415
4 D. Heitt 30 412
5 J. Muir 21 360
6 H. Hampton 15 292
7 D. King 16 292
9 M. Nielsen 57 289
8 A. Manson 11 289
10 L. Aucamp 8 245
GIRLS
1 A. Manson 8 462
2 O. Burylo 9 421
3 J. Bitz 55 298
4 H. Stocks 13 167
5 S. Mcmillan 12 85
6 K. Thompson 17 63
7 H. Wilson 7 28
8 L. Schwemler 10 19
9 E. Hunter 7 17
10 S. Wilson 10 16
CRUISER
1 J. Rondeau 52 1568
2 E. Lloyd 10 643
3 A. Thiemann 41 332
4 J. Arnold 17 296
5 D. Theriault 18 296
6 J. Muir 21 252
7 S. Bunnah 9 234
8 H. Hampton 15 126
9 G. Dell 40 106
10 M. Aucamp 45 66
GIRLS CRUISER
1 J. Bitz 55 412
2 R. Nielsen 29 86
3 E. Hanlon 17 83
Bc05
BOYS
1 K. Norris 8 3104
2 L. Moat 12 1161
3 C. Dent 9 1111
4 J. Chen 8 1017
5 F. Beach 11 967
6 L. Warren 17 830
7 S. Therrien 8 784
8 R. Furst 14 727
9 L. Zhang 8 618
10 J. Hyatt 9 553
GIRLS
1 A. Zambo 8 1832
2 A. Zambo 10 1576
3 O. Therrien 12 1232
4 F. Dent 6 490
5 L. Taylor 12 62
CRUISER
1 L. Warren 17 588
2 J. Zambo 51 498
3 M. 105
4 S. Ballhausen 34 86
GIRLS CRUISER
1 J. Mountifield 46 168
ONTARIO
On01
BOYS
1 R. Cormier 20 524
2 L. Wang 5 465
3 W. Babe 12 309
4 O. Chmiel 13 272
5 L. Nauman 14 264
6 W. Mandell 14 210
7 T. Catton 13 200
8 E. Henry 13 171
9 I. Cheng 7 129
10 C. Xu 7 129
GIRLS
1 R. Pootmans 14 603
2 E. Fleming 16 566
3 M. Wang 4 548
4 A. Fleming 10 21
CRUISER
1 E. Hunt 58 87
On02
BOYS
1 R. Kirby 16 540
2 A. Berends 15 534
3 K. Mcneill 15 534
4 M. Bergeron 16 498
5 C. Goltz 15 285
7 Z. Kaiser 18 219
6 J. Kaiser 20 219
8 C. Ryan 9 193
9 J. Brouillette 16 51
10 J. Bourgon 8 16
GIRLS
1 T. Hunt 16 283
2 B. Saxton 15 177
3 S. Vallier 17 177
CRUISER
1 A. Berends 15 177
2 K. Mcneill 15 96
QUEBEC
Qc01
BOYS
1 A. Gauthier 12 565
2 J. Perron 11 495
3 E. Kudzman Lussier 492
4 E. Archambault 14 469
5 N. Kudzman Lussier 438
6 J. Rocco 12 435
7 M. Gutierrez 10 414
8 B. Leclair 7 273
9 N. Paquin 9 264
10 Z. Moreau 11 252
GIRLS
1 V. Dube 19 253
2 A. Bertrand 16 231
3 N. Archambault 12 195
4 E. Lessard 17 117
5 C. Bernard 16 103
6 V. Gutierrez 6 102
7 M. Swoboda 6 75
8 L. Vanier 9 70
9 L. Beland 17 54
10 L. Bellemare 17 54
CRUISER
1 M. Gutierrez 10 228
2 J. Rocco 12 222
3 P. Lessard 44 84 GIRLS CRUISER
1 S. Provost 41 24
PUERTO RICO
1 B. Perez 35 298 2 I. Rivera 8 103
3 D. Mccormick 15 81 GIRLS 1 G. Rivera 5 90
BLOOD IN THE WATER
Evan Esposito rule the clean air into turn three but the BMX Shark, Cutter Godair is on the hunt for his next meal.....err move.
