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24 CANADIAN GRANDS
Riders returned to the place where the Canadian National season started, the Red Barn, at Chilliwack Heritage Park.
36 BATTLEFIELD NATIONALS
Winding down the season at NOVA BMX, in Woodbridge, VA.
42
GATOR NATIONALS
The second to last regular season National, Tampa BMX, Lutz, FL.
48 FALL NATIONALS
Set against the iconic backdrop, Black Mountain BMX, in Phoenix, AZ, is one of the most recognizable tracks in the World.
66 GRANDS & RACE OF CHAMPIONS
The 48th edition of the USA BMX Grand Nationals and Race of Champions in Tulsa, OK.
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
Sunshine State Nationals
Blue Ridge Nationals
Show Me State Nationals
So-Cal Nationals
Lone Star Nationals
Cajun Nationals
Carolina Nationals
Great Northwest Nationals
Land O’ Lakes Nationals
Dixieland Nationals
Legacy Nationals
Golden State Nationals
Music City Nationals
Summer Nationals
Palmetto Nationals
Midwest Nationals
Lumberjack Nationals
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
Great Salt Lake Nationals
Hoosier Nationals
Derby City Nationals
NC Gold Cup Finals
Omaha BMX Omaha, NE
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
Gator Nationals
Texas Nationals
Race of Champions/Grands
Black Mountain BMX Phoenix, AZ
Oldsmar BMX Oldsmar, FL
Capitol City BMX Pflugerville, TX
Sagenet Center Expo Square Tulsa, OK
RYLAND BRICKER TOPS THE CHARTS AGAIN
Ryland Bricker once again set the standard as the top individual fundraiser for the seventh straight year, donating $27,660.86 and pushing his lifetime total to an incredible $277,660 for Blood Cancer United (formerly the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society). Joining him in the top 10 were Chloe Holloway, Sean Coleman, Mandy Hergert, Eli Schott, Jackson Beal, Liam Winters, Liam Garcia, Charlie Schroeder, and Kaiden Saba—each a testament to the generosity and heart of the BMX community.
BMX tracks nationwide also made a major impact by hosting Race for Life events that united ties and raised critical funds.
Lincoln Park BMX led all tracks with
$30,590.71, closely followed by Egg Harbor Township BMX at $29,609.03. Completing the top 10 were Steel Wheels BMX, Columbia Basin BMX, Waterford Oaks BMX, Moses Lake BMX, Rockford BMX, Northern Virginia BMX, Spokane BMX, and Springfield BMX, proving that when tracks rally together, the results can be truly powerful.
G-SHOCK POWERS THE 2025 SILVER CUP WINNERS
While the 2025 Champs were winning on Tulsa Time, G-SHOCK was keeping it. Built on a legacy of resilience and precision, G-SHOCK once again raised the bar by pairing all nine Silver Cups with its iconic timepieces, ensuring each 2025 USA BMX National No.1 took home more than just a title. These watches became a symbol of the same toughness demanded on the track, uncompromising, dependable, and ready for anything. For the National No.1s, the GSHOCK wasn’t just an accessory it’s a reminder that champions aren’t defined only by the moments they win, but by the durability, dis-
cipline, and drive it takes to get there. In Tulsa, where seconds matter and toughness reigns supreme, G-SHOCK proved once again that it’s the official timekeeper of those who refuse to break.
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DAUDET & CHASE SPLIT
IT’S NOT GOODBYE IT’S SEE YOU SOON
As the 2025 season drew to a close, the Grand Nationals served as the stage for three heartfelt farewell rides. Olivia Armstrong, Rachel Mydock, and Kyle Jensen each took their final laps at the Pro level, closing remarkable chapters in their racing careers. As they step forward to build new paths beyond the track, each of these athletes leaves behind a legacy that reflects
the very best of BMX, dedication, resilience, and passion for the sport. Their impact will be felt long after the final gate drop, inspiring the next generation of racers to chase the same dreams they once did. While they may not be chasing the series in years to come we sincerely hope we see them track side enjoying the sport they called home.
Six-time USA BMX Champion. Three-time World Champion. Reigning Olympic Gold Medalist.
The GOAT.
December is no stranger to roster moves and offseason reshuffles, but the BMX world was caught off guard by one seismic change: the end of Joris Daudet’s 12-year partnership with Chase Bicycles. For the first time since 2011, the sport’s most accomplished and influential racer enters a new season without a factory ride. As the 2026 season approaches, one question echoes through the pits and boardrooms alike, who will land the GOAT?
With the French contingent growing deeper, faster, and more dominant by the season, attention naturally turns to brands aligned with le Tricolore. The timing is impossible to ignore.
Options are plentiful for Daudet, but so is motivation. As the road to the 2028 Olympic Games begins in the latter half of the upcoming season, this unexpected chapter may be the spark that pushes the 34-year-old to redefine what longevity and dominance look like in BMX racing. More titles, more podiums, and continued leadership at the forefront of France’s BMX reign are not just possibilities, they remain very much within reach.
BIKE CHECK
Thirteen wins. That was the final tally for Molly Simpson’s dominant 2025 USA BMX season. Countless hours in the gym. Endless laps on the track. Every session fine-tuning the engine.
When she rolled onto the championship stage, the bike beneath her wasn’t just built for speed, it was crafted. A seamless blend of raw power and precision, performance turned into art.
The maroon-and-crème colorway made its debut at the 2025 Derby City Nationals, a look that would carry through the season and tie perfectly into the Factory Daylight/Hero kits unveiled at the 2025 Grand Nationals.
From Red Deer to Tulsa, this is the machine that carried a champion.
Here’s a look at the parts behind Molly Simpson’s titlewinning ride.
FRAME: Daylight Cycles ARC C3 Pro XL
FORK: Hero Thunderbolt
BARS: Tangent Flatiron62 7”
GRIPS: Tangent Contour
STEM: Tangent Pro Top Load Split II
HEADSET: Hero Headset
RIMS: Hero Carbon Rims
HUB FRONT: Onyx Ultra
HUB REAR: Onyx Ultra
TIRES: Tioga Fastr X 1.60
TUBES: Twitch Tubes
CRANKS: Beringer 170mm
BOTTOM BRACKET: Hero
CHAINRING: Tangent 4 Bolt / Carbon Chainring
Secret Project
REAR COG: Onyx Cog
CHAINRING BOLTS: Tangent
CLIPLESS PEDALS: HT T2-SX
CHAIN: SRAM 8 Speed
BRAKES: Shimano XRT
LEVER: Shimano XRT
SEAT: Tioga D-Spyder S-spec Pivotal
SEAT CLAMP: Daylight Cycles
NUMBER PLATE: Tangent
NORTH CENTRAL
1/4 Rock Island Indoor IL
3/8 Steel Wheels Indoor IN
3/15 Rum River BMX MN
5/30 Brighton BMX IL
6/6 Waterford Oaks BMX MI
6/13 River Valley BMX MN
6/13 Rock City BMX MI
6/27 Capitol City Family BMX MI
6/28 80/35 BMX IA
6/28 Fasttrax BMX ND
7/5 Star City BMX NE
7/11 Buffalo Creek BMX MN
7/12 Burdette Park BMX IN
7/25 Rapid City BMX SD
7/26 East Moline IL BMX Speedway
8/1 Winnebagoland BMX WI
8/8 Columbus BMX IN
8/8 I-94 BMX MN
FINALS
9/11 - 9/13 Hodag BMX Rhinelander, WI
SOUTH CENTRAL
2/8 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
6/7 Raytown BMX MO
6/14 Wee-Chi-Tah BMX TX
6/21 Mile High BMX CO
6/27 Park City BMX KS
6/28 Cargill Park BMX LA
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
NORTH EAST
2/22 Dayton Indoor OH 4/11 Hampton BMX VA 5/17 New Paltz BMX NY 5/24 Horseheads BMX NY 5/31 South Park BMX PA
6/7 Hunterdon County BMX NJ
6/7 Marysville BMX OH
6/14 Johnstown BMX PA 6/20 Southern Maryland MD
6/20 Kingston BMX ON 6/27 Catamount BMX VT
7/11 CNY BMX NY
7/19 Lake Shore BMX PA 7/19 Central Jersey BMX NJ 8/1 Woodland BMX RI TBA Milton BMX ON 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
SOUTH EAST
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 Capital City BMX NC
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 8/15 Miami South BMX FL
FINALS
9/25 - 9/27
Blanchard Woods BMX Evans, GA
NORTH WEST
2/7 Abbotsford Indoor BC
3/15 Idaho Indoor BMX ID
4/5 Southwest Wyoming WY Indoor BMX
6/6 Chehalem Valley BMX OR 6/13 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
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
2/22 Lake Havasu City BMX
3/7 HD BMX
3/21 Air Time BMX
3/22 Goodyear BMX
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
PROFILE
– F1 Elite rear Hubs come in your choice of 36h non disk and 36h BMX disk compatible, both are 3/8-10mm CrMo bolts only and your choice of cog size 12t thru 18t.
– Silver Ti hub bolts sold separately.
– BMX disk caliper hanger sold separately.
– F1 Elite front hubs come in two choices 36h 20mm or 36h 3/8-10mm with CrMo bolts.
– F1 Push stems come with gold ti bolts for both 48mm and 53mm.
words: Kevin O’Brien
MOLLY WINS THE US PRO TITLE LOGAN & ELLE WIN THE GRANDS
The ‘Greatest Race on Earth’ goes down in Tulsa each November on US Thanksgiving weekend and this year, the many Canadians who traveled down got to witness Molly Simpson win the US Pro Womens Title. She becomes just the second Canadian to ever accomplish the feat - Samantha Cools won back-to-back titles in 2004 and then 2005, exactly two decades ago.
W3
NEPEAN IS GETTING READY
The crazy crew at Nepean BMX , just south of Ottawa, is hosting the first outdoor National in 2026 and their dedicated group is looking forward to welcoming US and Canadian riders alike. If you haven’t been to Ottawa before, then now is the time to check out the nation’s capital and while racking up those NAG points.
BC BMX REVS UP THE NEW 2026 PROVINCIAL SERIES
BC BMX is revamping their Provincial series to increase participation and reduce the amount of travel required to earn a plate and awards.
BC BMX will actively manage the new series that closely emulates the popular Florida State program.
The series is open to all riders and is set to get a big boost in 2026.
40 YEARS AGO
The Factory Norco Team was recently inducted into the Canadian BMX Hall of Fame. Their Western team was anchored by the likes of Hall-of-Famer Pete Zablotny, Ted Gilliat and Gerald Bleau.
They also had a huge presence in Eastern Canada with a fullblown Factory squad until the late 1980’s.
NANAIMO PREPARING
BIG WEEKEND IN JULY
TO HOST
Mark your calendars for this weekend! Nanaimo BMX will be hosting a BC BMX Provincial, the Cycling BC Provincial Championship and a pair of Canada Cup races.
The event marks the first time that a BC track will host a BMX Canada event along with two events that run using UCI categories and rules.
The BC Championship helps riders qualify for the UCI World Championships in 2027 and the Canada Cups help to identify emerging riders for Canadian National teams.
THE CAT IS OUT OF THE BAG
Addley ‘The Angry Cat’ Zambo debuted her new jersey at Abbotsford Indoor in November. She and a handful of riders are part of the new Canadian Supercross Factory Team with Ken Cools serving as coach and team manager.
MOLLY DANGERGIRL
Molly Simpson is teaming up with Dangerboy to launch the new Dangergirl brand. The Canadian company has signed #44 to a threeyear deal through the 2028 Olympics as a brand ambassador, expanding their international reach.
To kick off the partnership, they’re releasing two limited editions: a Paris Olympic T-shirt and a separate design celebrating Molly’s first World Cup win. Dangergirl is a female-focused extension of the popular Dangerboy and Bike Supplies programs, with new athletes set to join the roster in 2026.
Want to see something in UpNorth? Send your submissions and photos to kob@bmxcanada.org
Stouffville’s Leonardo Woodman shows off his Summer Series T-shirt at the Limestone Nationals.
One of the many amazing moments for Canadian riders at the Grands: Riley XU and his ROC #1.
2026 canadian national series
may 8-10 fraser valley nationals
may 29-31 capital city nationals
June 12-14 Sea 2 sky nationals
july 31 - Aug 2 vancouver island nationals
AUG 7-9 greater toronto nationals
aug 21-23 cactus classic nationals
oct 9-11
Chilliwack, bc nepean, on squamish, bc cumberland, bc stoufville, on kamloops, bc Chilliwack, bc
Words by: Kevin O’Brien Photos by Justin Wahl
Over 500 riders returned to the place where the Canadian National season started just five months earlier, the place known affectionately as the Red Barn, Chilliwack Heritage Park. As the campers, travelers and motorhomes pulled into the massive parking lot, there was a growing sense of anticipation and excitement for this year’s Grands. There was renewed energy at the Nationals in the season and the newly-introduced Superclass Saturday was set to take center stage on Saturday evening. As riders and families began to fill up the building, the chatter around this year’s track was growing and it was loud and clear, this year’s build from Billy Allen and his trusty crew was a huge hit even before the practice rounds took to the track. A classic U-inside-U layout was the only part of this year’s track that was standard.
TRIFECTA: Chase Burian (4), Logan Lee (W8) and Allie McLean (9) battled each other in the 14 Girls class and then took it to the next level in Women’s Superclass. Logan ruled the roost on Saturday winning her class and then pulled off the trifecta, winning the Futures class and the Superclass Women’s Final on Saturday night. Chase won the 14 Girls main on the Grands and Allie McLean made her mark in Superclass with a respectable third and fourth.
The track featured multiple level changes on each straight making it feel more ‘moto’ than ever and the level of racing rose up to meet the challenge. When the riders are smiling after their practice rounds, you know a good weekend of racing is ahead. Day One served as the last changes to earn National scores and that meant both Canadian and American riders were battling it out to better their scores and move up the standings.
A new Superclass format saw the end of the series conclude on Saturday evening with Superclass Saturday. That gave extra meaning to Friday’s races and Dangerboy’s Max Ganakovsky made it count. His season has been anything but perfect but he put in the best lap of the year to capture his first win of the season, and with the win, moved himself way up in the standings. The Brosius sisters, Tiffany and Makayla, went head-to-head on the Women’s side and Factory Motofill flyers finished one-two ahead of Allie McLean who made her first go in the class a good one.
Saturday was buzzing with energy and the fans were treated to a Superclass autograph poster session in the morning. It was great to see the connection between the younger riders and the Superclass stars and that helped build even more excitement for the new evening show.
Superclass Saturday, the evening showcase on Sat urday, was sponsored by Zero-2-Hero, HDF Wealth Management and Bikesupplies, who kicked in a cool $3,000 toward the cash purse. When the lights went down and ‘Don’t fear the Reaper’ came on, you could tell this was going to be a special event. Dangerboy’s Zach Frier had all but locked up the men’s title but he still had something to prove in the final. In the end, Supercross’s Deegan Brown of California scooped up the win ahead of Taylor Otterson and flyin’ Frier. That gave Dangerboy his second title in a row.
Rift/Tangent’s Brady Mitschke dusted the 14 Experts and then captured the Future’s 13-16 class on Superclass Saturday. Earlier that day, the ‘Gentleman’ was signing limited-edition Superclass posters. Better frame yours - Could be worth alot very soon.
Makayla Brosius also had her title wrapped up and had her hands full with a handful of the younger stars. Daylight’s Logan Lee was already having herself a good weekend and after winning her Future’s main, she loaded back up on the gate and shocked the class, going wire-to-wire for the win. Last year’s Champion, Keira Murphy was finally back in action after a long recovery and it was great to see her in the mix with a sixth place finish.
THE 7 INTERMEDIATE SECONDS CLUB:
Levine Kusmich, Griffin Magoon and Tate Cedars each captured themselves a second place finish in a class that was dominated by North Vancouver’s Leo Zhang. Zhang was so fast, we couldn’t get him in the same shot as the second’s club.
D-DAY: Dallen Brereton-Stiles added the BMXCanada National Champion to his impressive list of accomplishments in 2025. In the process, he lifted the Rift/Tangent squad to second consecutive Team Titles. That’s on top of the BC, Junior Devo, and Canadian Championship titles!
NEPEAN’S NAG #1: Nepean BMX’s Ashton ‘Barends’ Berends made the trip out West a good one. A cruiser win on Day Two and the on Grands win locked up a NAG #1 plate for the Ontario flyer.
Included in the evening show, was a new 11-12 Trophy Dash and two 13-16 Futures classes that showcased Canada’s up and coming talent. Zachary Chubey (AB) and Halle Stocks (BC) won the Dash and then Brady Mitschke (AB) and Logan Lee (AB) captured the first-ever Future’s payout.
Rift/Tangent’s Dallen Brereton-Stiles has put in the work over the past few seasons and his results are on track to see him realize his Olympian dream in the near future. He won the Canadian Championships (UCI), BC Provincial Championship and has finally earned the BMX Canada National Champion title, and all in one year! Good timing, as the Coquitlam-based rider will enter the Junior Men’s class in 2026. Daylight’s Jasper Han had the chance to take a run for the title but didn’t make his final on Friday, leaving him with No.2 on the season.
Daylight’s Logan Lee won the amateur Girl’s title in 2024 but with Allie McLean stepping up her game and Arizona’s Chase Burian in the house, Tiffany Brosius was in control of her destiny in the red barn. Dangergirl’s, Elle Foo-Donais won her main and hoped that Brosius would finish second or lower.
Putting an exclamation mark on a great season,
Superclass Saturday Aloha
LEADING LADIES:
‘Retro’ Rosemary Adams and Laura Stewart are all smiles off track but they were all business in the battle for the Women’s Cruiser title. Stewart edged out Adams for the title and went on to win her 20” class too!
Tiffany blew the doors off 15-16 Girls and captured yet another BMX Canada National Title.
In the Cruiser classes, reigning champ Syndyt/LSG’s Jennifer Bitz was sidelined for much of the year so the Women’s title was wide open. It came down to a battle between Laura Stewart and Rosemary Adams and all eyes were on Stewart after Adams won her 36-40 main. The Coal Hills crew were on their feet when Stewart dusted her class to capture her first National Title – A well-deserved win for the hardworking moto mom from the Island.
Ontario’s Greg Bidwell (On Red Racing) made the trek out West in pursuit of the Men’s cruiser title and a showdown with reigning champion, Bike Supplies’ Randy Riches. Bidwell won the battle on Friday and Saturday to put himself within striking distance of Riches and Daylight’s Drew Solmes for the overall Men’s cruiser crown. Solmes wrapped up the title, winning the stacked 16 Cruiser class main, long before Bidwell’s last ditch effort to pass Riches in turn three went bust. RR1 still scored the Nat No.2 after a tough year recovering from injuries.
As the dust settled and the champions were busy savouring their victories, the rest of us are already looking ahead to the 2026 season.
MAX IS BACK: You know that feeling when your year has been a roller-coaster ride of ups and downs, good laps, lame ducks, and everything in the middle? That sums up Max Ganakovsky’s year but he laid down a decisive lap to capture Superclass on Friday. Boom!
2025 CANADIAN CHAMPIONS
SUPER SISTERS: Tiffany (58) and Makayla (15) Brosius each walked away with a National Championship title. Tiffany dabbled in Superclass, winning the Friday event in what could be the class she sets her sights on in 2026, setting up a true showdown of the sisters.
2025 National Champions received the Champions Cup, Number plate and a sweet paddleboard from Fanatic.
Maddux Vicario joins the Hyper Bikes Dirt Jump show combining his race and freestyle talents.
Shot by: Bianka Lathan
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Land O’Lakes Nationals
Dixieland Nationals
Legacy Nationals
Fraser Valley Nationals
Golden State Nationals
Music City Nationals
Capital City Nationals
City of Industry, California
Houston, Texas
West Monroe, Louisiana
Rock Hill, South Carolina
Redmond, Oregon
Isanti, Minnesota
Powder Springs, Georgia
Tulsa, Oklahoma
Chilliwack, British Columbia
Bakersfield, California
Nashville, Tennessee
Ottawa, Ontario
FIRST JUMP SPECIAL: Spencer Reaux, Marshall Warner, and Xanon Santana find their lines in 13x.
Words by: Bianka Lathan Photos by:James Pennucci
On the front lines at Battlefield Nationals, NOVA BMX attracted top national-level racers from all directions, with one goal in mind: to cross the finish line first.
Earlier this year, NOVA BMX underwent a complete track rebuild, increasing the technical difficulty on each straight. Only three obstacles remained the same, their signature asphalt turns, with the first turn setting the tone for each race. Every racer was faced with a split-second decision to send it, stay low, or commit to the inside line and aggressively carve underneath the lead rider. If the timing and execution weren’t right, the chances of hitting NOVA’s wall were imminent.
With the Grands countdown on and Battlefield Nationals as one of the last three races for riders to boost National Age Group points, Friday started with a bang. The first shot was heard during morning practice when
Logan Wiggins, a 12-year-old expert, set his sights on executing the infamous wall ride in the first turn, keeping the tradition alive. After posting on USABMX’s social media channels, his feat didn’t go unnoticed, generating an overwhelming response in likes, comments, shares, and reposts.
As the first gate dropped for Day One racing, turn one generated big moves from all ranks of racers on the Battlefield. Girls’ experts led the way. In the 11 Girls Experts main event, Tatum Welborn found herself behind on the first straight in position five and needed to dig deep. Welborn strategically positioned herself perfectly inside entering the first turn and carved it hard, allowing her to exit ahead of the two lead riders, Brianna Robb and Zahara Urena. Headed down the second straight, three wide and carving it up again in turn two, Welborn shot to the lead. Robb and Urena battled for second and third as she claimed the first win of the weekend in her class. With a storm on the way, Days Two and Three of racing were combined into one. One of the biggest moments was the main event of the 16-year-old boys’ class. Mario Bertolli was hunting for another win after Day One.
ON THE CHARGE: Cashton Benge leads the 17-20x semi with fast and ferocious racers in tow.
Several racers, including Evan Douglass, had Bertolli in their crosshairs. From the drop of the gate and through the first and second turns, Douglass maintained his speed, waiting for the right moment to close the gap. Staying calm and following his plan to “not panic,” Douglass picked the line in the last turn he felt would give him the most momentum on the last straight. Inch by inch, his speed increased, with a final push for the win at the finish line.
To close out Day Two, the side-by-side racing continued among the expert ranks, with Weber and Bramer battling it out all the way to the finish line, with Bramer sniping a Day Two win in 21-25 Expert. The intensity didn’t stop there; next up, K. Bjerk led the pack until N. Dawson went topside on the last turn and took the lead from K. Bjerk for the win and a finish line review for K. Berk and Godwin.
With adrenaline still high, day three kicked off with a bang, with racers ready to regroup and apply lessons learned from Day Two. After tight battles and mixed-up finishes in 15-16 expert girls Day One and Two, this was the class to watch in the main event. At the drop of the gate, Lily Sutherland commanded the first straight, leading the way, with Kenadie Neelan looking for a way in. Heading side by side into the third turn, the crowd held their breath as Sutherland held her line, leaving Neelan coming out from the high side of the turn. Keeping the momentum, Neelan gained speed through the rhythm section and at the very last second took the win.
The entire weekend of racing at the Battlefield proved one thing: it’s not over till it’s over.
All hands were on deck late in the evening for the USABMX crew, packing up Big Red, before the first sign of rain. As the doors closed, a sigh of relief and a sense of pride spread amongst the crew. Proving that teamwork really makes the dream work, thankful for all the BMX riders, families, friends, and volunteers who pushed through to complete two races in one day. That’s what BMX is all about!
RACE FACE: Reid Vanderheyden pumps his way to the podium for his Ameriprise Full Tilt squad in 10x.
THE PREDATOR: Pippa The Predator Sweet took on the challenge in 17-20x Women .
Woodbridge, Virginia
Represented 4
Counter
154
168
139
Hotlaps
Friday:
Bike Shop - Ameriprise Full Tilt
Factory – Factory Answer
Saturday:
Bike Shop - Ameriprise Full Tilt
Factory – Factory Ssquared
Sunday
Bike Shop - Power FX Speedco Factory – Factory Answer
Doubles
Addison Dekar 13 Girls Expert
Addison Dekar 13-14 Girls Cruiser
Audrey Bertrand 13-14 Mixed Open
Audrey Bertrand 14 Girls Expert
Bryce Groeber 7 & Under Cruiser
Bryce Groeber 7 Expert
Dwayne Stoumbaugh 51-55 Cruiser
Dwayne Stoumbaugh 51-55 Expert
Hadleigh Sandmann 9 Girls Expert
Hadleigh Sandmann 9-10 Mixed Open
Lucas Theisen 14 Cruiser
Lucas Theisen 14 Expert
Maddox Merrell 7 Expert
Maddox Merrell 7-8 Open
Ryan Bramer 21-25 Expert
Ryan Bramer 21-30 Cruiser
Selena White 9 Girls Expert
Selena White 9-10 Mixed Open
Double x2
Jordon Dahme 36-40 Cruiser
Jordon Dahme 36-40 Expert
Tharel Simon 9 Cruiser
Tharel Simon 9 Expert
Tommy Prewitt 46-50 Cruiser
Tommy Prewitt 46-50 Expert
Double x3
Amelia Dowdy 10 Girls Expert
Amelia Dowdy 9-10 Girls Cruiser
Cali Kopetskie 11-12 Mixed Open
Cali Kopetskie 12 Girls Expert
Grayson Lander 10 Expert
Grayson Lander 9-10 Open
Matt Badanik 15 Cruiser
Matt Badanik 15 Expert
Sonia Badanik 51 & Over Women Expert
Sonia Badanik 51-55 Women Cruiser
Sutton Erwin 12 Cruiser
Sutton Erwin 12 Expert
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Alise Willoughby: World Champion and Olympic Silver Medalist
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Justin Wahl
Under the blaze of the Florida sun, Tampa BMX transforms into the ultimate pressure cooker for training; and the transformation for the 2025 USA BMX Gator Nationals is no exception. As the secondto-last stop of the regular season, every lap around the track carries extra weight. Title hopes tighten, rankings shuffle, and riders from across the country descend on Tampa knowing this is one of their final chances to make a statement before the season’s grand finale. From the drop of the first gate to the chaos of last-chance motos, the Gator Nationals deliver the kind of edge-of-your-seat racing that defines USA BMX. Known to the BMX media world as the Pro Training grounds, Tampa BMX offers fast straights and tight turns,
WHITE LINED: Ava Corley and Double A Alexis Alden meet at the white line down the first straight giving us a glimpse into their future Women Pro battles to come.
forcing racers to be comfortable with the uncomfortable. For the Pro/Am racing, that uncomfortableness came with a full rack of eight carving through turn one, fighting for their slot and the drive down the second straight. Through the Pro/Am action, Ava Corley took on the challenge, doubling up her wins with Riley Jordan and Alexis Alden splitting the seconds and Sadie Herrera staying consistent
with a pair of thirds. On the Men’s side Jack Davis and Josh McLean were the two switching off the top step, while Rayne Lankford and Tyler Henry stayed consistent in second and third.
As the last stop on the East, National points and rider confidence were at the top of riders’ to dos. Catching eyes through practice and early rounds, Violet Kraatz showed off her Floridian speed and skill in 14x Girls, taking all three wins in the competitive class. The trend continued into 15-16x Girls and 17-20x Women with Landon Burian and Alexis Alden bringing their broom to the finishline on Sunday, adding a few points to their National points dust pan. Racing on into the 12x class, it was a bar-bumping battle for the win and the 19 rider points that came with it. The racing intensified on Saturday with Trenton Paxman, Jackson Stauffer, and Murilo Moratelli on the charge. Going onetwo-three through the third straight, Stauffer turned on the jets down the last straight, stretching out and claiming the win at the line. In another 19-rider class, the 13-yearolds fought for their highest score of the weekend. On Friday and Sunday, it was the Andres Andrade show, but Saturday saw The Chimp taking a wire-to-wire win. Cameron Janczewski has been in the mix throughout the season, but the win around Tampa on Saturday seems like a new step in his BMX career.
To round us out the largest class of the weekend was 17-20x. The premier amateur class in the sanction, 17-20x brought 26 and 25 riders to Matthew Weerts’ Friday and Saturday wins. With plenty of gate starts at Tampa BMX under his tires, Weerts went wire to wire the first two days but once the rider count dipped down to 23, Sean Day wanted a win for himself, taking the final win by only 0.04 seconds ahead of Weerts.
SIMON SAYS: Tharel (Chucky) Simon says lets take a hot lap in 9 Cruiser with Nathan Larsen keeping him honest down the first straight.
THE AUSSIE AND THE TEXAN: Jack Davis and Rayne Lankford show off their Tampa BMX speed with some Pro/Am racing before they dive into their #GrandsPrep.
BATTLE OF THE WEEKEND: 15x class at the Gator Nationals brought Matt Badanik and Kaiden Ireland elbow to elbow into turn one all three days, with some fireworks and fast laps in Tampa.
PROFILE’S ROCKSTAR: Remy Sessa ignites any track she rides with skill and young talent, making the Gator Nationals just a stop along her impressive 2025 season.
2025 NATIONAL POINTS AFTER THE 2025 GRANDS
GIRLS CRUISER
2962
2961
M. Palmer 18 2930
S. Tilley 14 2921
2902
S. Elder 19 2900
B. Almy 8 2885
M. Bray 48 2882
S. Badanik 51 2876 20 K. Weitz 12 2818
D. Rogers 44 2817
E. Roffi 40 2817
G. Markham 48 2803 24 K. Brink 23 2791
25 L. Chamberlain 8 2760 26 M. Privett 51 2757 27 S. Priest 12 2745
28 M. Braden 16 2731
29 S. Erwin 41 2725
30 R. Campos-Moreira 2724 31 I. Meyer 18 2688 32 A. Longhini 15 2674
33 S. Black 57 2669
34 M. Rietschel 17 2659
35 K. Hansen 14 2655
36 A. Beaty 13 2649
37 S. Mccain 12 2642
38 A. Dempsey 7 2632
39 C. Gayler 42 2623
40 J. Piccarreto 23 2620
41 H. Greer 9 2596
42 A. Stoeckel 16 2594
43 T. Leeper 9 2594
44 A. Dowdy 11 2588
45 E. Jones 35 2588 46 E. Newton 14 2572 47 A. Hale 43 2571 48 M. Holladay 9 2570 49 C. Partee 53 2551 50 P. Penrod 14 2551
D. Lammoglia 56 3130
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2025 CANADIAN NATIONAL POINTS
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The regular season always ends with a little tension in the air, but at Black Mountain BMX, it feels electric. As October fades into Halloween weekend, the USA BMX Fall Nationals mark the final chapter of the regular season, where costumes mix with cameras, candy bowls sit next to clipboards, and every lap matters just a little bit more. Set against the iconic backdrop of Black Mountain BMX, one of the most recognizable and revered tracks in the world, this stop isn’t just another race; it’s a hunt.
Points battles tighten, last-chance moves get made, and riders lay everything on the line knowing there’s no next weekend to fix it. Under desert skies and fall temps, the Fall Nationals deliver that perfect blend of edge and energy, equal parts celebration and pressure. It’s Halloween at the track, but for racers chasing titles, this isn’t a
BAR TO BAR: 13x Girls brought the heat under the lights with Zoey Barnes, Sequoia Gomolicke, and Aven Beaty down the first straight.
walk down the street. This is the final test before the season gives way to the sport’s greatest stage. Loading up for the weekend, the girls’ club had plenty of names filling the chutes who would be at the top of NAG and National points come late November. In 12x Girls, Cali Kopetskie and Savannah Priest battled around the dirt track and looked to settle the score for the final weekend of racing. While they each took home a win on Friday and Saturday, the two couldn’t avoid carnage on Sunday, bringing Zoey Lomeli to the spotlight and the top step of the 12x Girls podium. And 13x Girls, the story of the weekend was that of grit. Sequoia Gomolicke started the weekend off with a win; however, a Saturday main event crash had her fans and support team on the
edge of their seats. Come Sunday, Gomolicke powered through the pain to get her second win of the weekend and head to Tulsa on a win. Up into the big 24 rider class, 15-16x Girls brought all of the class’s heavy hitters to one final weekend. With Arizona and California filling the main event motto sheet, it was the Montana native, Addison Thompson, who once again put her Belgrade-born skill out front.
Now, for most of the Expert boys racing, it was all about turn two, but Saturday’s main events saw a turn three move from one of the young gun classes that is up there with the most iconic race laps at Black Mountain BMX. John Kerr from about three bikes back out of turn two, reeled in the competition down the third straight. Finding the open door in turn three,
ONE LOVE: The Fall Nationals got a cool addition to the competiton with the Raising Cane’s Fastest 30’ competition. These two are taking home bragging rights and a Box Combo for their post race fuel.
Kerr bumped and ran as fast as he could, landing Kerr and his teammate, Jacob Colwell, in the top two spots on the podium. But let’s rewind back to turn two. Sixteen Expert saw the fast and ongoing battle between Cutter Godaire and Justin Perkins around their local training grounds. Justin Perkins started off the weekend with a hot lap like no other under the lights on Friday night. He found the fast holeshots again on both Saturday and Sunday, but it was turn two where Cutter found his lead. Going wide and slingshotting himself around the turn, Godaire made the pass clean on Saturday; however, on Sunday, elbows bumped, and Justin Perkins found the wrong side of the scale. The 17-20x must’ve taken a mental note about the turn two move because Deegan Brown pulled the picture-perfect replica for his 35 rider Saturday win.
October 31 - November 2, 2025
Black Mountain BMX - Phoenix, Arizona
States Represented: 36
Countries Represented 4
Moto Counter
Friday 170
Saturday 188
Sunday 161
Sqorz Hotlaps
Overall Male - Cutter Godaire 29.140s
Overall Female - Derin Merten 32.885s
Flat Pedal Boys - Trenton Paxman 35.036s
Flat Pedal Girls - Savannah Priest 36.474s
Team Winners
Friday:
Bike Shop - Impact BMX Racing
Factory – Factory Rift/Tangent
Saturday:
Bike Shop - Impact BMX Racing
Factory – Factory Rift/Tangent
Sunday:
Bike Shop - Impact BMX Racing
Factory – Factory Rift/Tangent
Doubles
Agasthi Chandrasekhar 15-16 Mixed Open
Agasthi Chandrasekhar 16 Intermediate
Cali Kopetskie 11-12 Mixed Open
Cali Kopetskie 12 Girls Expert
Chase Burian 13-14 Girls Cruiser
Chase Burian 14 Girls Expert
Dean Pierce 26-35 Intermediate
Dean Pierce 31 & Over Mixed Open
Derin Merten 17-20 Women Expert
Derin Merten Female Pro-AM Open
Elijah Emery 9 Cruiser
Elijah Emery 9-10 Open
Eliza Roffi 31-40 Women Expert
Eliza Roffi 36-40 Women Cruiser
Erik Simmons 56 & Over Expert
Erik Simmons 56-60 Cruiser
Jason Richardson 31 & Over Open
Jason Richardson 51-55 Expert
Jim Garrett 56 & Over Expert
Jim Garrett 61-65 Cruiser
Levi Folkrod 14 & Over Pro-AM Open
Levi Folkrod 21-25 Expert
Logan Lee 13-14 Mixed Open
Logan Lee 14 Girls Expert
Penelope Vengoechea 6 & Under Mixed Open
Penelope Vengoechea 6 Girls Expert
Savannah Priest 11-12 Girls Cruiser
Savannah Priest 12 Girls Expert
Zach Howarth 41-45 Cruiser
Zach Howarth 41-45 Expert
Double x2
Ace Novy 9 Expert
Ace Novy 9-10 Open
Annabel Dempsey 7 Girls Expert
Annabel Dempsey 8 & Under Girls Cruiser
Lloyd Sherrod 41-45 Cruiser
Lloyd Sherrod 41-45 Expert
Madelynn Desantis 17-20 Women Cruiser
Madelynn Desantis 21-30 Women Expert
Mason Fox 8 Cruiser
Mason Fox 8 Expert
Rylan Schroeder 7-8 Mixed Open
Rylan Schroeder 8 Girls Expert
Double x3
Isabella Smith 10 Girls Expert
Isabella Smith 9-10 Mixed Open
Jace Schaible 6 Expert
Jace Schaible 7 & Under Cruiser
Jason Morris 36-40 Cruiser
Jason Morris 36-40 Expert
Leopold Therrien 15 Expert
Leopold Therrien 15-16 Open
Trenton Paxman 12 Cruiser
Trenton Paxman 12 Expert
2025 USA BMX NATIONAL NO.1 GIRL CRUISER
REMY SESSA: IMPACTING THE NEW WAVE OF YOUNG RACERS
Hailing from Punta Gorda, Florida, and originally launching her BMX journey in Texas, 10-year-old Remy Sessa is part of a new generation reshaping the future of BMX racing. At an age when many are still discovering the sport, Remy is already setting a standard, combining speed, power, and creativity in every lap she takes. Her racing style is powerful yet playful, making her a standout on the National scene and earning her the nickname, “The Rockstar.” In a rapidly growing field of young lady BMX racers, Remy
isn’t just keeping pace: she’s helping lead the charge. Remy’s BMX story began almost as soon as she could walk. Starting at just two years old, she quickly developed a natural comfort on the bike that set her apart from her peers. From her earliest motos, it was clear she raced with confidence and curiosity, never afraid to try something new. That fearless approach has become a defining trait, allowing Remy to progress faster than many riders her age while inspiring other young girls lin-
ing up beside her at the gate. Recognizing Remy’s passion and potential, the Sessa family committed fully to her growth, eventually relocating to Florida to provide access to top-tier training environments. At tracks like Charlotte BMX and Sarasota BMX, Remy continues to sharpen her skills, flowing through rhythm sections, linking jumps with precision, and challenging herself on features typically tackled by older riders. Her willingness to push beyond expectations is what separates her from the
pack and positions her as a pioneer for young female racers who now see what’s possible at such a young age.
Beyond the track, Remy represents a shift in BMX culture. Today’s young lady racers aren’t just participating, they’re competing, progressing, and redefining the standard. Remy’s presence on the gate sends a powerful message: girls belong at the front of the race fandom. Her combination of determination and joy reminds the BMX community that excellence and fun can coexist, and that the future of women’s BMX is arriving sooner than ever.
Behind every rising star is a strong support system, and for Remy Sessa, that foundation now includes her Profile Racing family. Known for its close-knit culture and deep roots in BMX, Profile Racing provides an environment built on camaraderie, mentorship, and belief in the rider. With her family, her team, and her own drive fueling the journey, Remy Sessa is more than a standout 10-year-old, she’s helping blaze the trail for the next generation of young women in BMX racing.
2O25 NAG POINTS
5 J. Hickey 2880
6 J. Theisen 2876
7 J. Fishbaugh 2838
8 C. Perkins 2749
9 A. Andrade 2630
M. Warner 2569
R. Bryant 2518
M. Bowers 2350
W. Garcia 2278 14 M. Smith 2246
15 B. Hubbard 2162
16 J. Melchert 1896
17 A. Agraan 1858
18 C. Janczewski 1844
19 T. Janssens 1792
20 H. Tauscher 1765
Boys 14
1 K. Christen 3280
2 J. Anderson 3151
3 C. Backer 3126
4 M. Hoffman 2813
5 B. Mitschke 2788
6 K. Skinner 2624
7 A. Taylor 2332
8 Z. Sanders 2312
9 F. Martinez 2201
10 W. Wetendorf 2156
11 L. Donnelly 2133
12 J. Stavropoulos 2107
13 J. Johnson 2102
10
C. Eckl 3301
2 G. Lander 3183
3 C. Adams 2832
4 L. Peaper 2806
5 A. Improta 2779
6 J. Lau 2771
7 R. Trecek 2749
8 J. Franklin 2645
9 R. Vanderheyden 2537
10 H. Hines 2462
11 M. Southwell 2386
12 N. Moulton 2363
13 C. Hunt 2351 14 L. Schuman 2327
2027
1751
14 M. Goularte 2056
15 K. Massa 2038
16 J. Kopetskie 1997
17 J. Walker 1969
18 M. Meinel 1950
19 E. Fernandez 1940
20 K. Moore 1801
Boys 15
1 K. Ireland 3358
2 A. Moratelli 3008
3 L. Theisen 2925
4 C. Brereton-Stiles 2903
5 C. Rivera 2689
6 E. Staton 2685
7 D. Gosselin-Berg 2668
8 J. Fishbaugh 2567
9 N. Walker 2483
10 C. Janczewski 2459
11 H. Passanisi 2457
12 B. King 2456
13 C. Durkin 2431
14 L. Therrien 2397
15 C. Gonzalez 2317
16 S. Lehew 2274
17 C. Lashbrook 2241
18 W. Hicks 1988
19 J. Bowman 1976
20 E. Frank 1888
Boys 16
1 C. Godaire 3399
2 D. Brereton-Stiles 3240
3 M. Badanik 3001
4 M. Brattoli 2970
5 D. Waters 2919
6 O. Rowe 2894
7 E. Douglass 2870
8 E. Gibson 2832
9 T. Koll 2748
10 M. Perry 2691
11 J. Perkins 2613
12 A. Ragle 2584
13 R. Scranton 2282
14 M. Vicario 2238
15 L. Ruiz
L. Jonjevic 2023 14 M. Martin 1937
D. Murphy 3064 2 M. Desantis 2674 3 K. Brink 2565 4 P. Zachary 2485 5 M. Willsey 2348
6 L. Campbell 2195 7 P. Yockelson 2074
8 Z. March 2063 9 A. Hill 2011
J. Piccarreto 1994
S. Stephens 1977
T. Stoflet 1965
B. Dierksen 1955
A. Taylor 1886
M. Flynn 1836 Girls 31-40
GIRLS
A. Dowdy 2516
K. Wallace 2475
K. Gray 2396
T. Welborn 2307
Y. Turner 2187
L. Hegberg 1937
J. Niehenke 1894
P. Eleton 1850
B. Dotson 1751
R. Olszewski 1508
K. Maybin 1488
12
Z. Lomeli 2971
S. Mccain 2943
S. Priest 2891
C. Kopetskie 2786
M. Alvarez 2685
K. Weitz 2659
R. Strain 2630
S. Smith 2575
B. Beck 2543
P. Bruney 2411
B. Robb 2399
Boys
Boys 5 & Under
1 L. Han 640
2 P. Cedik 322
3 M. Zhang 432
4 E. Jordan 396
5 E. Dell 277
Boys 6 1 B. Thomas 1358
2 Z. Graham 1278
3 S. Therrien 848
4 J. Paquin 829
5 B. Hewkin 505
Boys 7 1 K. Norris 1440
2 J. Chen 1478
3 S. Bernaquez 1051
4 L. Simpson 653
5 F. Simm 714
2
3
4
5
3086
2788
2527
6 S. Angus 2213
7 D. Jameson 2121
8 J. Kinnard 2112
9 S. Bercier 2111
1 M. Spencer 2860
2 D. Ybarra 2770
3 D. Stocker 2683
4 J. Harris 2430
5 C. Fieldson 2127
6 J. Rush 2104
7 L. Dunn 2054
8 F. Preuss 2024
9 T. Henry* 2008
10 T. Bowe 1814
GIRLS CRUISER
Girls Cruiser 8 & Under
1 B. Almy 2885
2 L. Chamberlain 2760
3 A. Dempsey 2632
4 E. Mclaughlin 2400
5 A. Hardy 2195
6 L. Nees 1785
7 S. Moe 1725
8 M. Guevara 1654
9 S. Mendez 1204
10 E. Zimmerman 1170
Girls Cruiser 9-10
1 R. Sessa 3095
2 M. Reyna 3007
3 K. Shepherd 2902
4 H. Greer 2596
5 T. Leeper 2594
6 M. Holladay 2570
7 A. Anderson 2505
8 K. Wallgren 2421
9 A. Dempsey 2418
10 M. Davis 2390
Girls Cruiser 11-12
1 M. Alvarez 3007
2 K. Weitz 2818
3 S. Priest 2745
4 S. Mccain 2642
5 A. Dowdy 2588
6 R. Strain 2492
7 K. Gray 2485
8 K. Wallace 2467
9 Y. Turner 2462
10 J. Niehenke 2375
Girls Cruiser 13-14
1 C. Burian 3120
2 J. Tollefson 3007
3 S. Tilley 2921
4 K. Hansen 2655
5 A. Beaty 2649
6 E. Newton 2572
7 P. Penrod 2551
8 T. Elofson-Cross 2534
9 A. Priest 2476
10 A. Dekar 2391
Girls Cruiser 15-16
1 K. Porter 2996
2 M. Braden 2731
3 A. Longhini 2674
4 A. Stoeckel 2594
5 M. Davis 2519
6 L. Pringle 2440
7 M. Brown 2420
8 T. Pierce 2316
9 K. Ottovich 2305
10 K. Sweet 2186
Girls Cruiser 17-20
1 R. Jordan 3082
2 M. Palmer 2930
3 S. Elder 2900
4 I. Meyer 2688
5 M. Rietschel 2659
6 M.
CANADIAN NAG
After the Canadian Grands
3 D. Solmes 1231
4 N. Martinez 1403
5 D. Cathrine 876
Boys 17-20
1 G. Campbell 1385
2 L. Zhou 1540
3 E. Kapanen 904
4 A. Cornbill 1176
5 R. Cormier 1117
Boys 21-25
1 R. Brosius 1462
2 H. Dipiazza 1062
Boys 26-35
1 H. Mcgill 1396
2 A. Zanchetta 833
3 P. Goebel 593
4 M. Mcarady 417
5 M. 263
Boys 36-40
1 J. Adams 1310
2 R. Cochrane 945
Boys 8 1 J. Han 1523
2 Z. Cajee 1145
3 I. Allan-Mckay 955
4 R. Bourcier 602
5 E. Crawford 664
Boys 9 1 F. Frame 1173
2 R. Lolacher 1095
3 E. Lloyd 863
4 M. Riley 732
5 N. Quesnel 495
Boys 10 1 L. Warman 1448
2 A. Gayler 926
3 K. Purvis 1038
4 R. Daniel 721
5 A. Manson 625
Boys 11 1 L. Moat 1511
2 J. Leonetti 1344
3 J. Booth 1158
4 L. Foo-Donais 748
5 C. Purnell 570
Boys 12 1 J. Woods 1541
2 H. Sherman 1095
3 Y. Kao 864
4 Z. Chubey 717
5 J. Thiemann 724
Boys 13 1 J. Hickey 1482
2 L. Leavy 1404
3 T. Kinsella 1279
4 H. Lutman 1091
5 O. Cornbill 984
Boys 14 1 B. Mitschke 1519
2 J. Stanley 804
3 K. Berry 722
4 C. Newcombe 723
5 A. Berends 700
Boys 15
1 C. Brereton-Stiles 1390
2 D. Gosselin-Berg 1239
3 F. Mchale-Boulter 1138
4 G. Carson 669
5 G. Morgandoney 513
Boys 16
1 D. Brereton-Stiles 1556
2 J. Cerney 1296
M.
3 M. Welsh 783
4 S. Hutton 825
5 M. Hoare 563
Boys 41-45
1 R. Alain 1428
2 G. Bidwell 1206
3 D. Theroux 906
4 D. Worrall 789
5 L. Kilgour 939
Boys 46-50
1 M. Stewart 1425
2 R. Belter 1062
3 C. Macdonald 982
4 A.
ROSTERED
Impact BMX Racing just etched their name into the record books. The Las Vegas, Nevada based crew captured the 2025 USA BMX National No.1 Bike Shop Team Title, marking the first national championship in the program’s history, and it didn’t come by chance. Forged under desert skies and sharpened with daily laps at Whitney Mesa BMX, Impact built their season on grit, consistency, and a tight-knit team culture that thrives on hard work. From local motos to national
mains, this squad raced with purpose, pride, and a belief that they win and lose together. The No.1 plate and silver cup is more than a trophy, it’s proof that dedication at the track, commitment to the craft, and a strong home base can take a bike shop team all the way to the summit. For Impact BMX Racing, 2025 wasn’t just a breakthrough year, its the beginning of a new legacy.
THE ROSTER
JACOB TRUJILLO
RIVER TRECEK
ISABELLA SMITH
PAYTON SARABIA
JETHRO SALVA
TRENTON PAXMAN
ELIZA NEWTON
LUCY NAPOLITANO
WILLIAM MORRIS
SAYLOR MOE
KNOX KINTZLER
BRANDON KINTZLER
MAKIEVA HOPSON
CASSHE HOPSON
MICHAEL HOFFMAN
EMMA HAWS
JOI GONZALES
JACOB GONZALES
EIAN GIBSON
RITA FEDEWA
KYSON CHRISTEN
ZOEY BARNES
BRYTON BAILEY
Factory Full Tilt/Radio didn’t just win the 2025 USA BMX National No.1 Team Title, they owned it. Eight straight championships now sit on their resume, and at this point, dominance feels less like a phase and more like tradition. Built on relentless preparation, deep-roster horsepower, and a culture that supports riders to find the extra 1%, Factory Full Tilt/Radio topped podiums from January to Tulsa with precision and pressure-proof execution. From first motos to main event moments, every
rider, every lap, and every point mattered, and they capitalized on all of it. In a sport where consistency is king, Factory Full Tilt/Radio continued to set the standard, proving once again that the road to National No.1 still runs straight through their pit.
THE ROSTER
NOAH WILLIAMS
JONNIE VANCE
JOSHUA TRERISE
ELI STATON
LUCAS RUIZ
MIA REYNA
NICK POST
SKYLAR ORN
TRAXTEN MCKEE
TENISYN MCKEE
SADIE HERRERA
BOBBI GILMAN
GABRIELLA DYER
SEAN DAY
WYATT CHRISTENSEN
ELINOR CHRISTENSEN
TOMMY BRUNEY
PEYTON BRUNEY
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!
BARRY NOBLES
That makes history. Barry Nobles claims his fourth PULL BMX Pro of the Year. With millions of views through his social media and YouTube page, Nobles likes Silver Cups but he loves Golden Cranks and all of you for voting for him.
JOSHUA JOLLY
After three Men Pro wins, international success and a gained respect from the veterans of the class, it was easy to see how Australia’s Josh Jolly earned the votes to be named 2025 PULL BMX Rookie Pro of the Year.
FACTORY RIFT/TANGENT
From SoCal to Tulsa, the defending PULL BMX Team of the Year has worn the badge with pride encouraging their fast racers to bring good vibes to a track that sees the White Black and Gold. With both US and Canadian rosters joining the celebration, the Factory RIFT/Tangent crew prides themselves on the parent support that brings their dream to reality.
SUPERCROSS
Returning to the stage, Bill Ryan and the bike that was designed for speed, but built for fun, claims the company’s eighth PULL BMX Golden Crank. Utilizing rider feedback and emerging technology, be ready for what’s next to come from the Supercross Secret Lab.
Words & Photos by: Justin Wahl
For 47 years, the Grand Nationals has fueled early morning gym sessions, late-night sprints, countless miles driven to local tracks, and, of course, the dreams of lifting the coveted Silver Cup. The 48th edition of the USA BMX Grand Nationals was no different, as more than 3,000 BMX racers prepared to put their riding to the test.
With a lot to talk about, let’s start with practice day. A long day filled with just the right amount of chaos, practice day tests both the track crew and riders as new lines are unlocked and the fresh track packs in with fast speeds. The big focus area of the day was the split straights. With jumps on the left that benefit tap manuals and confident air time control, riders were immediately put in fight-or-flight mode as they took their practice laps. Both sides of the split straight required speed and skill but the right side of the second straight required confidence as well. With Marshall Warner being the first to send the big side, more and more racers peeled right to test their Pro set ability. 34 feet of sand and a steep landing, the case pad saw plenty of use throughout Wednesday’s practice laps; however, three racers took the arena to another planet during Pro practice. In a passing of the torch, Barry Nobles brought himself, Josh Jolly, and Marshall Gehrke together to wow the crowd and flex on the competition with a Pro set backflip train. With what is now a Grands tradition, the three backflips were a precursor to the ability and fun that was about to be had in Tulsa. Track packed and refined, earlymorning sunrays peek in through cracked doors and SageNet windows; it’s officially race day in Tulsa. The 2025 Race of Champions brings state and provincial racers to the track not only for adrenalinepumping practice laps but for the coveted Red Plate. Before we dive into the amateurs battling for the ROC win, the pro classes fought
for their last chance points toward the title chase. In every pro class on Thursday, the action started early. For the Vets, it was the Nic Long show, Jeff Upshaw, Corey Reid, and Alan Hudson definitely still in the mix, but The Captain showed the class he was clipped in and meant business. Nic Long took the ROC win followed by Matias Montenegro and Emilio Falla on the 2-3. The ABA Futures Women’s main was an all-out battle, with every top contender of the season lining up in a stacked final. When the gate dropped, Derin Merten exploded out front and never looked back, leaving Addison Thompson and Preslie Gould to fight it out behind her. Merten claimed a dominant win, topping the ROC podium ahead of Thompson, Gould and the rest of the field.
In the Futures Men main, a new name stole the spotlight as Latvian rider Kristers Apels made an immediate impact in his debut at Grands and on a traditional hill. Apels shot to the front and powered to the win, with Ryder Santos and Marshall Gehrke giving chase. A late outside move by Gehrke secured second, sending Santos to the deck and reshuffling the pack behind him.
The Women Pro class brought serious speed, but it was their precision and line choice that set them apart all weekend, especially by attacking the pro section
from the top side.
Molly Simpson and Payton Ridenour set the tone early, and it paid off when the gate dropped for the ROC main. Simpson extended her regular-season dominance, with Lauren Reynolds and Ridenour earning their first podiums of the weekend.
Thursday morning was a pressure cooker for Men Pro, trimming a deep field of 61 riders down to just 16 through smart, tactical racing. Kamren Larsen weathered an early slide-out but bounced back strong, grabbing the holeshot in the ROC main and charging to his first ROC win, jumping himself squarely into the title hunt. With Cam Wood and Eddy Clerte completing the podium, the Pro classes set the tone for the electric Amateur mains battling for Red Plates.
From start to finish, the Amateur Race of Champions mains delivered unfiltered excitement. With too many moments to count, here are five standout laps and racers from Friday afternoon.
First up were the 15–16 and 17–20 Women’s Cruiser mains, where Kimberly Porter and Riley Jordan laid down two scorching laps. Both riders share something
CLOSE QUARTERS: Hunting for the inside can be risky against Chad Street, especially with a second straight dogleg.
THREE WIDE: 8x Girls put their elbow to the test down the first straight with Marlee Holladay, Kylie Franklin, and Skylar Orn over the first jump.
THE NEW BATTLE: Both Riley Jordan and Kate Sifford have been climbing the ranks and in Tulsa we saw a few laps with the pair in a tight battle all the way to the line.
in common: a massive jump in speed and confidence during the 2025 season. Exploding out of turn one, Porter and Jordan stretched their leads early, never needing to look back, crossing the line in celebration and earning new Red Plates. Next came the 9 Cruiser showdown. Mason Walmsley grabbed a breakout lead through turn two, but Cash Adams wasn’t done yet. Spotting a sliver of daylight on the white line, Adams slid his wheel into the mix, took the lead, and pushed Walmsley high, sending him unfortunately into the dirt in turn three.
How about a cruiser class combo? Fifteen-yearold Matt Badanik, quickly becoming a podium regular, was on fire all afternoon in the Tulsa turns. In his 15 Cruiser main, Badanik found an opening on the inside of Camron Pyper down the second straight, bumping and running his way to the Cruiser Red Plate. Moments later, in 15 Expert, the door opened again. Bar-to-bar with Kaiden Ireland into the Tulsa turn, contact on the carve sent Ireland down onto Badanik’s back tire, collecting the leader and opening the door for Hayden “The Animal” Passanisi to grab clean track and the 2025 Red Plate.
Finally, our favorite ROC battle of the day. The 21–25X class brought nonstop heat, but the one-
ELBOWS OUT: Mackenna Morrellato puts her wings out, ready to defend her spot into the third turn.
TULSA TURN: Savannah Priest took on the point and led a stack of fast ladies out of the Tulsa Turn.
NAG 1 v GOLD 1: Chrissy Piper and Tammy Hottinger battle over the first jump in 51 & Over Expert Women.
IN HER RED ERA: Sadie Herrera trades her NAT 1 for a ROC 1 with a dominant 17-20x Women main event win.
on-one between Benny Sereni and Ronan Weber was an all-out war. Trading elbows in turn one, the cat-and-mouse game was on. While Sereni built speed in Bay Area colors, Powerlite’s Weber slipped underneath to steal the lead. It didn’t last long. Sereni used every inch of turn two to stay in it, powering back past Weber across the
The ROC crowns champions but also gives media and fans a great insight into who has adapted to the track at hand and who has some added confidence for the Grands laps coming fast. The action picked up right away as the lights shut out and the Pro Championship Finals began its laps into the history books. Kicking off the show, the ABA Future warmed up the crowd. One lap, no crap all out for the Grand win and to decide the overall for the season. On both sides of the class, the Men and Women saw the race winner take the overall, Derin Merten and Matthew Weerts.
The first lap of the Night Show loaded into the gate with the ABA Futures
Women ready to battle to the stripe. Remember when we mentioned Derin Merten’s dominant ROC win? She was back for more, determined to close out her Futures season on top. Getting the pop and powering over the first jump, Merten and Preslie Gould locked into the top two spots, with Addison Thompson and Sadie Herrera fighting for third. Wireto-wire, Merten took the Night Show win and clinched the inaugural ABA Futures Women overall but one win wasn’t enough, later that night she followed it up with the coveted NAG 5 Challenge victory, joined on the podium by Alexis Alden and Addison Thompson. The NAG 5 Challenge Men brought their usual chaos, a true who’s-who of the amateur ranks. With four heavy hitters from 17–20x in the mix, eyes darted between Sean Day in gate 1, Drake Velador in gate 5, and Ethan Popovich in gate 8. Splitting the field, Profile Racing’s Drake Velador took charge, shutting down Day on the inside and E-Pop on the outside, opening clean track for his first NAG 5 Challenge win.
In the ABA Futures Men class, Matthew Weerts linked a fast gate with smooth track speed for the win. Coming into the weekend third in points, fans watched as Ethan Popovich and Marshall Gehrke tangle down the first straight. Unaffected, Weerts, Ryder Santos, and Deegan Brown rolled single file to lock in the ABA Futures podium.
Three Mains. The USA BMX Pro Championship Final stands alone as the sole BMX race in the world to bring three main event laps, showcasing consistancy and high adrenaline racing to decide the race day
winner and the USA BMX Pro Champions. In Vet Pro, it was still the Captain’s ship, with the rest of the field battling in the cargo hold. Three laps, three wins, Nic Long earned his first Grands victory. But Jeff Upshaw’s steady riding through the pack sealed the deal for the Vet Pro Title, sending him to the stage to hoist his first Silver Cup with his pit crew by his side under the lights.
In the Women’s class, the field split early, big senders up front and the dog leg battlers fighting behind them. Leading the charge was Canadian phenom Molly Simpson, followed through the air by Payton Ridenour, Lauren Reynolds, and Daleny Vaughn. After going undefeated at both the ROC and Grands, Simpson stamped her name into the history books. Sweeping all three mains, becoming the first Canadian in 20 years to win the Women Pro Title, joining Samantha Cools in the national record books.
And rounding out the night, the last Pro laps of 2025: Cam Wood looking to defend his title, Kam Larsen riding high off his ROC win, and Rookie Pro Josh Jolly chasing a story book ending to his rookie season. With Izaac Kennedy missing the main and Cam Wood in control of the title chase, mains one and two saw Wood and Larsen trade wins, albut locking up Wood’s second title. As main three snapped out of the gate, it brought the U.S. duo back to the front with the Grands win on the line. Out of the gate, Larsen dove inside, bunching up World Champ Arthur Pilard
and the pack, clearing the way for the Americans. Two riders, two wins, Larsen sweeping the week with the ROC and Grands victories, while Wood capped the season by lifting his second Men Pro National No.1 title.
If Friday night is the most anticipated night in BMX, Sunday is easily the most chaotic. Grands glory, National Titles, and pride-filled tears take over the SageNet Center. But before we get to the Amateur and Team Title winners, three stories reminded us why Sunday night at the Grands is pure magic.
Families train together, travel together, and in the Erwin family’s case, they win together. In 41-45 Women’s Cruiser and 12 Expert, Sheri Erwin and Sutton Erwin both rode their way into the winner’s circle, earning tall
THE FREEAGENT: With “ME” in her sponsorship line, Payton Ridenour proved her worth to BMX brands, sending it big and fast through Women Pro.
CAPTAIN LONG: Riding lights out in Tulsa, Nic Long took his training to another level ahead of Tulsa and it showed with dual ROC and Grands wins.
Grands trophies and matching NAG No.3 plates, a true showcase of a bond built through countless hours on two wheels.
In 51–55 Women Cruiser and 51 & Over Expert Women, Chrissy Piper, the mind behind High Five, showed grit and perseverance after a summer CML leukemia diagnosis. After coming unclipped out of the gate in her Cruiser main, Piper fought through the pack, making her final pass down the third straight, then backed it up with a wire-to-wire win in class. Completing her doubledouble, she proved her diagnosis won’t stop her from chasing what she loves.
And from one of our favorite ladies to one of our favorite little dudes, Coye Weidner had himself a year. Even with a mid-season injury, he rolled into Grands as the one to beat in 11x. Trusting his training, he laid down a near-perfect lap, then gave us the celebration of the night, spotting his dad along the fence and pointing to him as he rode into the winner’s circle for his second Grand National win and back-toback NAG 1 title.
Being in the hunt for the USA BMX National No.1 Cruiser and Amateur titles brings a special kind of pressure. Your name and photo hanging from the rafters, BA’s voice echoing
through the building, and fans in the stands dissecting every possible outcome. For Chase Burian and the Girls Cruiser title contenders, that pressure hit fast, but the Rockstar/RIFT/Tangent rider rose to the moment, dominating the 13-14 Girls Cruiser class to earn her first National Title and a bit of family history. The Burians became the first siblings to pass the No.1 plate from one to the other, cementing their place in BMX lore.
On the Boys’ Cruiser side, things got even more intense. Coming into Tulsa with the points lead, Nico Moulton was the favorite, but Luke Peapers’ lights-out ride cracked the title chase wide open for Jackson Stauffer and Scott Felt. Stauffer held the hot seat for what felt like hours, after his powerful holeshot and a clean run to the winner’s circle, though his celebration waited on the outcome of 51-55 Cruiser. When Felt went down in turn one, Stauffer’s stress turned into pure relief as he secured his first National No.1 Cruiser Title and another Silver Cup for the Answer BMX legacy.
And then came the Grands magic.
TITLE WINNING LAP:
A wheel ahead over the first jump, Chase Burian held nothing back for her Title winning lap.
Sunday is its own beast, each lap reshuffling the deck and creating new paths to the stage, the Amateur Girls Title chase captured that feeling perfectly. After Tenisyn McKee took over the hot seat with her 9 Expert Girls win, classes 14, 15-16, and 17-20 all had a shot to steal it. Logan Lee won 14 Girls. Valentina Jimenez spoiled the four-way 15-16 Title battle, bringing it down to 17-20 Expert Women. Four riders, all needing a win, Alexis Alden in gate 1, Derin Merten in 3, Rita Fedewa in 4, and Sadie Herrera in 6. By the time they landed into turn one, the Race Inc crew was pulling out the brooms. Merten found clean track once again and sealed the 2025 USA BMX National No.1 Girls Title. From off the banner to hoisting the Silver Cup, she won every lap available in Tulsa. Her face in the winner’s circle said it all, pure shock as it hit her that she had just claimed the
THE POINT: Finding his dad across the stripe Coye Weidner made sure the crowd knew who his win was for.
NAT (with a T) No.1 title. One Amateur cup remained. Dozens of riders had taken a turn in the hot seat throughout the day, but as expected, it all funneled down to the always-stacked 17-20x class. With 146 riders, four names remained in contention: Tommy Bruney and Ethan Popovich needed a win; Matthew Weerts and Sean Day could clinch with a second. Out of turn one, Latvian Kristers Apels controlled the lead while Sean Day charged into a three-wide battle with his own title hopes on the line. Over the Pro section and into the Tulsa turn, the pack funneled into single file, two blue Full Tilt jerseys sitting in the 2-3. The entire SageNet Center held its breath as everyone suddenly realized who was in the two. Sean Day. Moments later, the crowd erupted. Full Tilt’s section roared, fans shouted their congratulations, and BA’s “Welcome to the Stage!” crowned Day with his second USA BMX National No.1 Amateur Title. As the dust settled inside the SageNet Center and the final echoes of BA’s voice faded into the rafters, the 48th USA BMX Grand Nationals once again proved why it stands alone as the sport’s greatest stage. From first gate drops to last-lap heroics, the weekend delivered every emotion that defines BMX: pressure, heartbreak, resilience, redemption, and pure history-making triumph. Champions were crowned, legends were solidified, and new stars announced themselves with authority. Families celebrated, teams roared, and riders of every age etched their names into Grands history one lap at a time. When the final Silver Cups were raised by Impact BMX Racing and Factory Full Tilt/Radio, one truth remained unmistakable: there is nothing in the world like USA BMX Grand National.
FAST FLATS: Charlie Noyola, Trenton Paxman, and Pierce Collingwood laid down their power down the first straight in 12x.
November 26 - 30, 2025
SageNet Center - Tulsa, Oklahoma
States Represented: 49 Countries Represented 33
Moto Counter
Race of Champions - 752
Grand National - 843
Sqorz Hotlaps
Overall Male - Arthur Pilard 26.295s
Overall Female - Molly Simpson 29.135s
Flat Pedal Boys - Sutton Erwin 31.402s
Flat Pedal Girls - Layne Gibbons 34.685s
Team Winners
Race of Champions
Bike Shop - IMPACT BMX RACING
Factory – FACTORY FULL TILT/RADIO
Grand Nationals
Bike Shop - IMPACT BMX RACING
Factory – FACTORY FULL TILT/RADIO
2025 USA BMX National No.1s
Men Pro - CAMERON WOOD
Women Pro - MOLLY SIMPSON
Vet Pro - JEFF UPSHAW
Girls Cruiser - CHASE BURIAN
Cruiser - JACKSON STAUFFER
Amateur Girl - DERIN MERTEN
Amateur - SEAN DAY
Bike Shop Team - IMPACT BMX RACING
Factory Team - FACTORY FULL TILT/RADIO
RACE OF CHAMPIONS
DOUBLES
ANGELA HALE 41-45 Women Cruiser
41-50 Women Expert
DOMINGOS LAMMOGLIA 56 & Over Expert
56-60 Cruiser
JACOB THEISEN 13 Cruiser 13 Expert
MALIA ALVAREZ 11-12 Girls Cruiser
12 Girls Expert
MARLEE HOLLADAY 8 & Under Girls Cruiser
8 Girls Expert
SCOTT FELT 51-55 Cruiser
51-55 Expert
TYTUS HOWER 6 & Under Open
6 Expert
TRIPLES
JASON MORRIS 31 & Over Open
36-40 Cruiser
36-40 Expert
ASHER KING 7-8 Open
8 Cruiser
8 Expert
GRAND NATIONAL DOUBLES
BAILEY STEWART 26-30 Mixed Open 26-35 Intermediate
CAMILA MORA 11 Girls Expert 11-12 Mixed Open
DRAKE VELADOR 17-20 Cruiser NAG5 Male
ELIJAH VAN GELDER 7-8 Open 8 Cruiser
ETHAN HOSATTE 10 Expert 9-10 Open
ISAAC SUAREZ 6 & Under Mixed Open 6 Intermediate
JACE SCHAIBLE 6 & Under Open
6 Expert
JACLYN WILSON 41-50 Women Expert 46-50 Women Cruiser
JASON HALL 31 & Over Mixed Open 41-45 Intermediate
JASON MORRIS 36-40 Cruiser 36-40 Expert
JAYDEN SOULSBY 15 Intermediate 15-16 Mixed Open
JUDAH ANDERSON 14 Cruiser 14 Expert
JULES KASPER 15 Expert 15-16 Open
KRISTERS APELS 17-20 Expert 17-20 Open
MASON VAN RENSELAAR 21-25 Intermediate 21-25 Mixed Open
MIA REYNA 10 Girls Expert 9-10 Mixed Open
RYLAN SCHROEDER 7-8 Mixed Open
8 Girls Expert
TRIPLES
DERIN MERTEN 17-20 Women Expert ABA Futures Women NAG5 Female
DOUBLE-DOUBLES
CHRISSY PIPER 51 & Over Women Expert
51-55 Women Cruiser
51 & Over Women Expert
51-55 Women Cruiser
ERIN JONES 31-35 Women Cruiser
31-40 Women Expert
31-35 Women Cruiser
31-40 Women Expert
Prize 1: Complete Bike
Prize 2: X5 Fork
Prize 3: M35 Crank
Prize 4: 20mm Front Hub
Prize 5:
Box One Chromoly Handlebar
Prize 6:
Box One Top Load Stem
Prize 7:
Box One V-Brakes
Prize 8: Box One Brake Lever
Prize 9: Box Two Seatpost
Prize 10:
Box One Fixed Seat Clamp
RACE FOR LIFE
Help raise funds for the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society!
USA BMX & BMX Canada are among the top fundraisers for the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society. Each year, riders gather donations and raise funds for this worthwhile cause. The Race For Life Series was started in 1981 to help a fellow BMXer diagnosed with leukemia.
Please visit USABMXRFL.org to get started earning these fine prizes from BOX Components and SYNDYT.
Each year, every USA BMX track holds a “Race For Life”, with all proceeds going to the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society.
Find an event near you:
NOTE: This track directory is as of DECEMBER 2025 - and subject to change. Always call your track or check their website and/or USABMX.com before going to the track.
Jonathan Ferguson 250-228-3401 usabmx.com/tracks/1605
SQUAMISH-BC 02
Squamish BMX
Vairdy Frail info@squamishbmx.com squamishbmx.com
VERNON-BC 04
Vernon Ranger Park BMX
Shylo Orchard 250-306-8882 vernonbmx.com
VICTORIA-BC 01
Greater Victoria BMX
Kyle Besler (250) 516-6703 victoriabmx.com
MANITOBA
WINNIPEG-MB 01
Destination X BMX
Melissa & Jason Osadac 204-291-7198 destinationxbmx.ca
ONTARIO
CHATHAM-ON 01
Wolfe Creek BMX
Tom Maciejowski 519-350-1953 wolfecreekbmx.com
CORNWALL-ON 01
Cornwall BMX
Dan Drouin 614-662-1790 cornwallbmx.ca
KINGSTON-ON 01 Kingston BMX 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
INDOORBMXRACING INSIDER INFORMATION
Check out these awesome Indoor facilities and stay off the couch this winter. No matter where you live, it’s well worth the drive to these indoor BMX venues to keep up your BMX skills and points.
IDAHO INDOOR BMX ID01
Located: 111 S 22nd St, Caldwell, ID 83605
Contact: Teak O’Malley: 208-695-4301
Website: https://www.usabmx.com/2000
ROCK ISLAND BMX IL01
Located: 2621 4th Ave, Rock Island, IL 61201
Contact: Paul DePauw: 309-791-1670
Website: https://www.usabmx.com/tracks/1936
STEEL WHEELS BMX IN01
Located: 709 N Hobart Rd, Hobart, IN 46342
Contact: Jackie Altizer: 219-406-9833
Website: https://www.usabmx.com/tracks1577
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY BMX IA01
Located: 2815 W Locust Street, Davenport, IA 52804
Contact: Paul DePauw: 309-791-1670
Website: https://www.usabmx.com/tracks/2013
TWIN CITY BMX LA01
Located: 401 Lea Joyner Memorial Expy, Monroe, LA 71201
Located: Blackhawk Arena Grounds, Salina, UT 84654
Contact: Brayden Gardner: 435-201-2150
Website: https://www.usabmx.com/tracks/1817
DESERET
PEAK INDOOR BMX UT02
Located: 2930 UT-112 Tooele, UT 84074
Contact: Danie Radford: 801-842-3012
Website: https://www.usabmx.com/tracks/1524
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509 INDOOR BMX [NEW] WA03
Located: 10117 S Spotted Rd, Cheney, WA 99004
Contact: Brenden Tarr: 509-570-4300
Website: https://www.usabmx.com/
SOUTHWEST WYOMING INDOOR BMX WY01
Located: 3320 Yellowstone Road, Rock Springs, WY 82901
Contact: David Miller: 307-371-7349
Website: https://www.usabmx.com/tracks/1501
ABBOTSFORD INDOOR BMX BC03
Located: 32470 Haida Dr, Abbotsford, BC V2T 4Z3
Contact: Adel Klassen: abbotsfordbmx1@gmail.com
Website: https://www.bmxcanada.org/1600
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Peninsula Indoor BMX
East Idaho Indoor BMX
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RISE at the Grands:
How BMX is Changing Lives in Tulsa
By Tyler Russell, USA BMX Foundation
Each year, the USA BMX Grand Nationals brings together the fastest riders in the world, but this year another kind of victory unfolded at the Tulsa Expo Center. It was a victory rooted not only in speed, but in resilience, growth, confidence, and opportunity.
Twenty riders from the USA BMX Foundation’s RISE Program, which stands for Resiliency, Inclusion, Social Awareness and Education, competed at the Grand Nationals representing far more than a team. RISE, created in partnership with the Terence Crutcher Foundation and proudly sponsored by Hyper Bicycles, equips young people with the tools to grow both on and off the track. Through this 12-week experience, participants learn to ride with confidence, race at the Hardesty National Stadium, develop socialemotional learning, and discover belief in themselves. This year, that growth was on full display. They did not simply attend the Grands. They shined.
A Milestone Year for RISE
Two thousand twenty-five marked a significant moment for the RISE Program. This fall, the USA BMX Foundation and the Terence Crutcher Foundation proudly celebrated the graduation of our 10th cohort. It was a powerful affirmation of what the program has accomplished in North Tulsa.
Since its launch in 2022, almost 300 students have completed the program. Each graduate earns a Hyper BMX bike, helmet, jersey, lifetime USA BMX membership, real racing experience, and most importantly a strengthened sense of confidence and resilience.
This year also marked a historic first for the program. Gabriel Harold claimed the National Championship in the 9 Novice class, becoming the first RISE athlete ever to earn a national title. His achievement reflected both his personal determination and the growing strength of the RISE pathway that continues to elevate young riders from North Tulsa.
Reaching 10 cohorts is more than a milestone. It is proof that young people in North Tulsa are gaining access to experiences that build long term success.
The Meaning of Resilience: Anthony Wichita’s Journey
There is no better example of the spirit of the RISE Program than the journey of Anthony Wichita. After Anthony completed his main event on Sunday, Dr Tiffany Crutcher leaned down and reminded him of something powerful:
“Remember the ‘R’ in RISE stands for Resilience.”
For Anthony, this word is not just a lesson on paper. It is a description of the life he has lived.
Anthony entered foster care at age five following significant trauma and instability. He and his brother Dakota, who is also a RISE Graduate, were moved through multiple homes. They were frequently separated and struggled to feel safe or supported in any setting. Anger became a shield that touched every part of his day to day life. By sixth grade, he had attended three schools and spent two years in inpatient care. He was standing at a crossroads that worried everyone who cared about him.
His mother, DeAnna Cooper, described this period in her own words:
“From then until eighth grade, he attended three schools, spent two years in inpatient care in Arkansas, and struggled in every environment he entered. His anger was destroying him, and I honestly believed he would end up in juvenile detention by high school. But he didn’t.
I truly believe the combination of your program and his school (Crossover Prep) changed his direction. I know there is always the possibility that old patterns could resurface, but right now, he is thriving. He is working hard, pushing himself, and showing what resiliency can do.
I believe deeply in the mission of this program. I believe it saves kids, reroutes their future, strengthens them mentally and physically, and teaches them that resiliency builds long-term success.”
When Anthony entered Crossover Prep and later the RISE Program, something shifted. At RISE, he found structure, positive mentorship, accountability, encouragement, and a sport that gave him purpose. He practiced the meaning of resilience every Tuesday during track laps, coaching sessions, falls, recoveries, and breakthroughs.
Today Anthony is thriving. He is focused, determined and growing into a leader. His fourth place finish at the Grand Nationals in the 15 Novice class was far more than a race result. It was an expression of how far he has come.
His mother captured it perfectly.
“He is the perfect example of RESILIENCE - both in BMX and in life.”
A Team, A Community, A Future
From the first gate drop at the Race of Champions to the mains of the Grand Nationals, the youth of RISE demonstrated who they are becoming. They are leaders, competitors, scholars, mentors and resilient young people who carry the strength of the North Tulsa community.
With 10 cohorts completed and nearly 300 graduates, the USA BMX Foundation remains committed to expanding opportunity and transforming lives through BMX, mentorship, education, and community expansion.
When young people rise, their community rises with them.
RISE Results from Grands Race of Champions
Landri Harris - Third overall, 12 Novice
Naamiy Johnson - Sixth overall, 13 Novice
Grand Nationals
Gabriel Harold - First overall, 9 Novice (National Champion!)
Landri Harris - Fifth overall, 12 Novice
Anthony Wichita - Fourth overall, 15 Novice
In addition to these accomplishments, six riders were chosen from the 2025 RISE cohorts who earned the opportunity to compete at the Grand Nationals and also received an additional Hyper race bike. These riders were Darian Edmond, Tim Newton Jr., Nyah Johnson, Naamiy Johnson, Jay Johnson, and Micah Banks. Their achievements reflect much more than athletic talent. They represent dedication, hours of practice, consistency, resiliency, and the courage to race on the biggest stage in BMX.
7 O. Strong 14 533
8 M. Abdul-Mumin 10 379
9 J. Flauta 49 375
10 M. Gala 46 236
Ca06
BOYS
1 J. Rizkovsky 10 7628
2 J. Vega 11 4944
3 P. Mulhause 8 4714
4 B. Mcreynolds 12 4332
5 A. Kolvoord 14 3970
6 K. Gilbert 16 3641
7 T. Hoffman 16 3005
8 L. Russell 12 2836
9 L. Roberson 10 2775
10 D. Ours 48 2731 GIRLS
1 A. Beaty 13 11850
2 M. Prudente 14 4175
3 A. Kolvoord 14 3850
4 L. Roberson 13 3542
5 B. Peacock 10 3004
6 C. Neefus 16 2772
7 M. Manuel 9 2658
8 K. Bernard 13 2479
9 L. Farias 16 2304
10 B. Walski 14 2282 CRUISER
1 J. Vega 11 4413
2 P. Mulhause 8 3549
3 P. Perez 13 3301
4 D. Friesen 14 1828
5 T. Gray 15 1798
6 C. Robinson 12 1198
7 R. Prudente 43 1146
8 D. Comstock 10 1033
9 S. Hearron 58 907
10 E. Mulhause 11 888 GIRLS CRUISER
1 A. Beaty 13 5621
2 K. Bernard 13 2374
3 M. Prudente 14 104
Ca07 BOYS
1 C. Fuller 11 9015
2 A. Martin 12 8993
3 K. Landeen 49 6637
4 K. Halls 26 6015
5 J. Voake 8 5942
6 N. Omara 18 5677
7 R. Jacquet 55 4621
8 E. Solano 11 4261
9 S. Rivera 15 3542
10 B. Bussberg 7 2916 GIRLS
1 M. Desantis 22 7665
2 M. Jacquet 13 6951
3 C. Fuller 9 4237
4 R. Givens 9 2592
5 D. Anderson 18 2129
6 S. Lopez 12 1013
7 K. Infield 11 853
8 N. Ibarra 14 220
9 L. Laurin 8 175
10 T. Rungaitis 17 126 CRUISER
1 C. Fuller 11 10021
2 A. Martin 12 6950
3 J. Dehaven 50 6445
4 S. Rivera 15 4123
5 E. Rupe* 62 2877
6 S. Tristan 16 1283
7 J. Rose 12 1264
8 J. Montano Ii 8 958
9 K. Halls 26 500
10 M. Lapraik 56 334 GIRLS CRUISER
1 M. Desantis 22 4647
2 D. Anderson 18 2423
3 C. Fuller 9 1148
4 R. Givens 9 571
Ca08 BOYS
1 D. Brown 19 15041
2 M. Tayamen 11 12408
3 B. Macias 12 12130
4 M. Garlow 12 11488
5 T. Cunningham 9 10674
6 N. Soito 18 10674
7 C. Perkins 13 10303
8 M. Garlow 10 9918
9 T. Bostock 43 9790
10 D. Velador 20 9009 GIRLS
1 M. Garlow 6 9795
2 Z. Hinz 10 9084
3 S. Macias 14 8628
4 K. Bostock 12 8020
5 M. Reyna 10 8010
6 O. Leyva 7 5724
7 D. Perez 18 2946
8 C. Devaurs 8 2808
9 R. Poirier 12 2543
10 A. Newman 16 2515 CRUISER
1 M. Tayamen 11 12475
2 B. Macias 12 10646
3 N. Smith 54 9699
4 R. Gardner 50 8333
5 J. Roybal 17 7201
6 S. Rodriguez 11 7152
7 C. Wheeler 52 6392
8 C. Harrison 14 5386
9 C. Slie 57 5033
10 B. Sereni 22 4660 GIRLS CRUISER
1 M. Reyna 10 4011
2 Z. Hinz 10 3285
3 H. Pressnell 42 3166
4 A. Dzonlez 45 3072
5 J. Poirier 51 2808
6 R. Bostock 42 2520
7 A. Newman 16 2329
8 A. Zavalla 12 2138
9 B. Trumpp 38 1769
10 T. Diakos 54 1534
Ca10 BOYS
1 L. Garcia 7 12178
2 J. Garza 8 10680
3 C. Fernandez 8 10000
4 Z. Brown 10 9893
5 L. Grable 9 9628
6 L. Grable 17 9514
7 C. Benigni 8 9003
8 N. Gonzalez 8 8912
9 R. Riofrio 53 7824
10 K. Rowe 10 7739 GIRLS
1 E. Dutra 6 11993
2 I. Fernandez 7 10553
3 A. Gonzalez 9 9861
4 L. Sav 6 8062
5 K. Chany 16 5531
6 C. Finch 5 5249
7 H. Vincent 11 4933
8 Z. Iasonos 14 4599
9 F. Mackey 17 4539
10 A. Mcnutt 14 3805 CRUISER
1 L. Garcia 7 10449
2 R. Jackson 63 9509
3 C. Westbrook 55 8386
4 J. Garza 8 8325
5 L. Grable 17 6094
6 D. Daland 13 6032
7 C. Carraway 10 5978
8 A. Escobar 7 5706
9 C. Benigni 8 5502
10 S. Koski 39 5201 GIRLS CRUISER
3 A. Gonzalez 9 3811
4 K. Chany 16 3728
5 J. Slaven 38 1530
6 M. Kausin 40 1412
7 D. Vitale 12 1205
8 T. Strouse 47 532
9 J. Peacock 37 395
10 H. Vincent 11 300
Ca11
BOYS
1 T. Miyake 12 10378
2 E. Verdugo 18 9939
3 N. Larsen 9 8517
4 J. Elliott 26 8071
5 V. Kess 14 7433
6 L. Alcon 12 6973
7 M. Bradley 11 6849
8 J. Wood 13 6645
9 H. Grigonis 17 6492
10 C. Yount 16 6192 GIRLS
1 C. Shook 11 11146
2 J. Gronbach 10 9938
3 K. White 32 8953
4 P. Penrod 14 8640
5 M. Privett 51 8606
6 A. Zientara 11 7103
7 K. Ditty 13 6634
8 A. Maclafferty 14 5641
9 J. Privett 13 5344
10 M. Nguyen 7 4330 CRUISER
1 S. Bercier 62 10005
2 K. Elliott 58 8761
3 K. Huffman 43 7781
4 N. Larsen 9 7197
5 J. Harris 66 6513
6 J. Guiliani 54 5640
7 J. Nelson 53 5325
8 C. Newell 9 5230
9 B. Troia 62 5083
10 M. Mecham 41 4928
GIRLS CRUISER
1 M. Privett 51 9972
2 C. Shook 11 8876
3 E. Good 12 6829
4 A. Zientara 11 5157
5 J. Gronbach 10 4853
6 P. Penrod 14 4633
7 A. Witten 50 3722
8 S. Nguyen 11 3383
9 A. Ramirez 13 3081
10 K. Helmer 11 2886
Ca12
BOYS
1 J. Anderson 14 12943
2 R. Lowry 52 10496
3 A. Baker 8 10146
4 D. Ogorman 27 8913
5 D. Baker 6 6318
6 S. Ogorman 57 5098
7 K. Clair 15 4836
8 G. Farpella 16 4191
9 M. Yibwemar 10 3701
10 C. Thornsberry 11 3628
GIRLS
1 B. Shaw 15 6422
2 I. Cushenbery 17 3392
3 S. Stephens 24 3320
4 M. Shaw 7 2872
5 S. Bugenig 16 2365
6 K. Shaw 8 2121
7 B. Barrett 18 2091
8 A. Shaw 13 2053
9 M. Slack 8 962
10 P. Hill 5 757
CRUISER
1 A. Baker 8 7705
2 J. Anderson 14 4953
Dear
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I can’t believe it is already December, the countdown to 2026 is approaching FAST! This year was filled with challenges for my team and as usual, they pulled through! I need to thank Ryan McGrath and Chloe Hallin. Thank you so much for your continued support, I would be lost without you!
Here are a few things you will need to keep in mind for the year to end smoothly!
• Check your district points now to be sure we have you in the correct class!
• IF YOU ARE NOT listed in district points now, email us now so we can fix this before year end points are final – membership@usabmx.com.
• Year-end rankings are posted on the website around the third week of January.
• In order to receive the PULL magazine, you MUST be the primary family member (the $80 membership). If you have not received a magazine, let us know as soon as possible so we can ensure that your address is up to date.
If you have any questions or concerns regarding your membership or your points on the website, please contact the membership department directly either via phone or email – membership@ usabmx.com OR gabi@usabmx.com
Be certain to include all of the information we need, rider name, serial number and/or DOB as well as the specific series you are needing information on (District, State/Provincial, Gold Cup, National).
5 A. Barron 52 2372
6 R. Alves 58 2254
7 K. Clair 15 1309
8 A. Pulera 56 1224
9 S. Dombo 66 1102
10 B. Turnbaugh 37 1094 GIRLS CRUISER
1 B. Shaw 15 6455
2 I. Cushenbery 17 4928
3 B. Barrett 18 399
4 A. Shaw 13 378
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BOYS
1 K. Hicks 8 9606
2 E. Hicks 7 8974
3 L. Walker 12 7745
4 N. Elliott 26 6823
5 D. Kester 19 5328
6 B. Vickers 13 5293
7 T. Tupper 8 5177
8 A. Taylor 16 4737
9 L. Lawson 14 4553
10 D. Cook 13 4550
GIRLS
1 F. Mackey 17 4814
2 K. Huebert 42 4722
3 T. Magee 62 3404
4 G. Davis 59 2753
1 S. Gomolicke 13 10003
2 L. Syfert 9 9447
3 M. Martinez 8 5784
4 L. Dill 10 4079
5 J. Peregrina 12 4010
6 A. Fox 5 3909
7 T. Jackson 13 3340
8 A. Fox 8 2562
9 P. Underwood 7 1394
10 S. Hodsdon 9 1163 CRUISER
1 L. Walker 12 10088
2 K. Hicks 8 8942
3 T. Tupper 8 6921
4 D. Vickers 41 5285
5 L. Lawson 14 4775
6 D. Kester 19 4321
7 B. Martinez 11 3991
8 B. Smith 10 3968
9 C. Lawson 12 3693
10 D. Deslierres 45 3431 GIRLS CRUISER
1 L. Syfert 9 9057
2 M. Martinez 8 4192
3 L. Dill 10 3087
4 J. Peregrina 12 2657
5 A. Fox 8 1896
6 A. Ferguson 19 1462
7 T. Jackson 13 801
8 L. Dill 16 167
9 E. Underwood 9 162
10 S. Hodsdon 9 103 Ca16 BOYS
1 C. Adams 10 14036
2 D. Myers 11 12870
3 F. Martinez 14 12556
4 K. Hart 13 9672
5 S. Felt 52 8897
6 J. Kerr 11 8606
7 J. Morris 37 7767
8 R. Scranton 16 7012
H. Adams 8 6969
J. Nold 8 4909
H. Tashima 10 6376
O. Alvidrez 14 6365
A special thank you to the builders. From local tracks around the continent, to The Greatest Race On Earth, their blood, sweat, and blisters provide countless memories for fans and riders throughout USA BMX and BMX Canada.
