Congratulations to Dustyn Alt who just won the German Championships in Duisburg, followed by Tim Hofel and Chris Bohm! Next stop Glasgow.
Photo: Andy Zeiss.
Congratulations to Dustyn Alt who just won the German Championships in Duisburg, followed by Tim Hofel and Chris Bohm! Next stop Glasgow.
Photo: Andy Zeiss.
Matthias Dandois celebrated his 29th birthday in style winning the Bike Days 2018 contest in Solothurn, Switzerland followed on the podium by Dustyn Alt who had an amazing run and banger trick, Dustyn was followed by Dominik Nekolny on the podium. It’s been a great weekend in Switzerland, one of the best contest floors of the year and always good vibes.
On Thursday night I flew into Zurich, Switzerland for the annual Bike Days contest. Dan Hennig kindly picked me up from the airport and we kicked it at his new house out in the beautiful countryside on the outskirts of Zurich. Dan picked up Dustyn Alt and Maik Speer on Friday morning before we made the one hour trip to Solothurn.
Springtime is finally here, let’s start off a big week on FM with this Fise Highlights edit that Ride BMX put together from the flatland finals at the weekend at Fise Jeddah in Saudi Arabia. Hit play and check this one out!
Great edit from the warm up day at the 2018 Fight the Winter contest, featuring the likes of Alberto Moya, Dez Maarsen, Sietse Van Berkel, Wolfgang Sauter, Gino Stuart, Dustyn Alt and many more. Enjoyed this one!
Erik Hogers is on point with updates from the Fight the Winter contest, next up we have the Pro Class. Watch the runs from 4th through till 8th!
Congratulations to Dominik Nekolny who won the annual 100 PSI contest in Dresden, Germany followed on the podium by Kevin Nikulski and Dustyn Alt. Big up Andy Menz for keeping this event going, hopefully some footage soon.
BMX Cologne 2017 – Flatland Pro Final Highlights from Global Flat on Vimeo.
Missed this great highlights edit by Martin over at Global Flat from the recent BMX Cologne contest. So much good riding in this one from the likes of Matthias Dandois, Alex Jumelin, Jean William Prevost, Thomas Noyer, Dominik Nekolny, Kevin Nikulski, Dustyn Alt and more.
Congratulations to Matthias Dandois who yesterday held on to the defence of his 2016 World title with a win at the 2017 iBMXff World Championships at the NASS festival. Matthias took the world title with another flawless run, followed by Alex Jumelin who also rode flawless, and rounding out the podium, Dominik Nekolny. I have the top 4 runs, so I will post those up shortly, beginning with Matthias’ winning ride.
1- Matthias Dandois
2- Alex Jumelin
3- Dominik Nekolny
4- Dustyn Alt
5- Raphael Chiquet
6- Kevin Nikulski
7- Andrew Hale
8- Alberto Moya
9- Fabien Stephan
10- Lee Musselwhite
11- James White
12- Keegan Alves
13- Dan Hennig
14- Jamie Jay-Dog Fairbrother
The sunshine came out for finals day, and boy was it a scorcher here at the Ruhr Games, in Dortmund, Germany. Pro finals was scheduled for 2pm and the finalists cooked up a treat for us all and the awesome German crowd that was packed out for the finals.