Day three of the World Challenge Championships brought fierce battles and electric energy to Brisbane, as U.S. and Canadian riders squared off against the rest of the globe in the 12-to-15-year-old Challenge classes. Photos by Sean Day Logan Lee Climbs to the Top for Canada Leading things off, Logan Lee became the first Canadian rider to climb to the top of a Challenge podium this week, and she made it look easy. The 14 Girls class was stacked with talent, but make no mistake

The boys and girls of BMX were back on track for day two of racing in Brisbane, and with the young guns on their 20-inch wheels joining the fray, the intensity around the track clicked up a notch. Every rider out there was grasping for their own piece of the glory. Photos by Sean Day Deacon Reaves Sets the Tone Kicking things off with the youngest racers on the program, 8 Boys saw absolute domination from the red, white, and blue. Deacon Reaves rocketed off the gate all day l

Nevada. Minnesota. And the Great State of Texas. Those are the places that will soon be welcoming home a fresh batch of world champions, fresh off day one of racing in Brisbane. Photos by Sean Day The Vets Show How It's Done Long-time BMX legend Corky Gainsford opened the winning for Team USA, powering to the win in 50 & Over Men's Cruiser. He wasn't racing alone; teammates Jason Silva and Vinicius Moreira lined up right beside him, and for most of the day, it looked like an

Each year, the National BMX Hall of Fame makes the callout to racers and fans preparing to add another line to the BMX history books. From BMX innovators, supporters, and promoters to the racers and riders who defined the sport. Say hello to the inductees to the 2026 Class of the National BMX Hall of Fame. JIM JANNARD INDUSTRy Jim Jannard founded Oakley in his garage in 1975, starting with just $300. The original Oakley product was a Grip, whose distinctive material ("Unobtai

Photos by Bruce Morris Day 1 of the 2026 UCI BMX World Championships lit up the home of AUS Cycling in Brisbane with a stack of electric Championship racing. We’ll get to the official results from Day 1, but let's talk about who looked fast. In the Elites, there were four racers who caught our eye out front and a few more who had us holding our breath on the bubble. Jesse Asmus kicked off his race day with the fastest time and continued his home track speed boost through to