Jean William Prevost wins The Jam Circle in Houston Texas

The jam circle contest popped off this weekend in Houston, Texas! Congratulations to FM rider of the year, Jean William Prevost taking the win in the Pro class followed by Terry Adams and Benjamin Hudson. So good to see Benjamin back in the mix.

Congratulations to Troy Hebert, winner of the expert class followed by Joey Kyllo and Anthony Schneidewind. This event looked absolutely amazing, props to Hector Garcia, Jerry Milborn, and Steven Lapsley for putting this event together. Hopefully this event stays on the flatland calendar!

Aude Cassagne: Hang 5 Podcast Episode 30

It’s time for episode 30 of the Hang 5 Podcast, Francois sat down with the current female flatland world champion, French shredder Aude Cassagne. Currently residing in the famous wine town of Bordeaux.
While she started riding a long time ago, Aude had put her bike down while attending Med school. She is a doctor whose specialty consists of diagnosing potentially cancerous cells. In 2022, she picked up her bike and took the scene by storm. Winning the world championships in Abu Dhabi, getting on the Heresy team and winning the reader’s choice award for best female rider on Flatmatters. Here is her story:

https://www.buzzsprout.com/1164767/12216301

Jody Temple BMX Banter Podcast


Photo: Denver Llewellyn.

Have you come across the BMX Banter Podcast? Hosted by the Duke, Jon Dowker and Anthony Berardi…this episode they catch up with Jody Temple.

Did you enjoy Jody’s Unscripted part I posted the other day? Well it’s time to get to know the man who’s had so many great video parts over the years.

Link below:

https://banterabmxpodcast.buzzsprout.com/1449178/12146961

Brian Tunney: Best of 2022

I missed this one the first time round, Brian Tunney dropped this awesome compilation from his riding last year. Plenty of undertaker treats in this one, so good to see Brian is still progressing and having fun out there on the 20″.

Here’s what Brian had to say:

“I compiled all of my favorite clips from the past year. Most of these, especially the undertakers, were tough combos that sometimes took hours or days to land. Starting on January 1, the double barspin undertaker to smith was something that I honestly tried for days between Christmas and New Year’s 2021. And then it just magically happened when I least expected.

I don’t usually feel too accomplished with my riding but looking back, it’s nice to know I was able to learn some new things, combine old things and still enjoy riding flatland at the age of 48. Here’s to a new year, thanks for watching!”