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• CoverTHE OFFICIAL MEMBERSHIP PUBLICATION OF USA BMX BMX CANADA I JULY/AUGUST 20251 VOLUME 16/1SSUE 4 PULL BMX
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• CONTENTSPULL BMX JULY/AUGUST 2026
• Page 102026 USA BMX NATIONAL SERIES SCHEDULE
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• FLY RACING's BMX27 DEBUTS IN UTAHBuilt for progress. Designed to push boundaries. Made for riders who don't blink. FLY Racing just dropped the 2027 BMX Collection, and it's everything you'd expect from the gear that defines race-day performance. No shortcuts. No filler. Just a kit built to keep up with riders who refuse to stand still. FLY
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• LOW KEYWhat BMX was built on. Kids on bikes, testing the limits of bike and body. This ripper caught our eye with lofty whips and smooth style. But even after DAYS of searching, his identity is a mystery. Stay RAD, Kid.
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• Page 282026 WORLDS
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• Junior WomenW5- Derin Merten Junior Men W1 - Lucas Zhou W3-Tommy Bruney W5 - Evan Esposito
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• THE ULTIMATE BMX Family ReunionFriday Night Reception in the Museum! Bunnyhop xx Comp
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• Page 35NEWS HORNBY ORGANIC Bars are made in Canada and the Island-based company sponsored the Cactus Classic National in Kamloops. Riders and volunteers were stoked to have a healthy snack during the races. #hornbyorganic
• Page 36SEA HOMETOWN HERO FROM SPAIN: Alejandro Alcojor Ramos calls Squamish BMX home and this guy knows his way around their exciting track. Born in Spain, Alejandro spends his summers in Canada and dusted the Super- class 30+ class both days to take the series lead.
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• Page 38A trip to Squamish always leaves you in awe for the nat- ural beauty of the surrounding area. The imposing Stawamus Chief overlooks the city while its iconic granitic dome keeps watch over the Squamish track and Sea to Sky corridor. The Squamish BMX crew spent countless days and hours pre- paring their track and the course was in perfect condition for three days of National racing. The Sea to Sky's were the first outdoor National in BC and with over 100 motos on Saturday, the weekend got a boost of energy from riders across BC, Alber- ta and deep in the US with 13 Provinces/States in total.
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• Page 40home track earn valuable Track vs. Track Team points. The home club swept the class with Liam Breely taking the 'W' on Friday while Caelan Giroux claimed the next two days. Female cruiser racing is on the rise! A growing number of female cruiser riders are attending the bigger events and there Mr. Giroux were nine classes doing battle on the weekend.
• Page 41COAL HILLS CRUISIN': The friendly rivalry between Devon Walsh from Coal Fills and Julia Cunningham of Nanaimo made for some intense racing in Women's 41-45 cruiser. Devon had bet- ter full straight pull and rode away with three wins but Julia kept things very close. LEAT
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• VANCOUVEDALTON FOR DAY ONE: Dalton Coupe (16) kicked off the week- end with a huge win in 8 Expert on Friday. 9
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• Page 4646 The club has a long-standing reputation for hosting an amaz- ing National weekend and this year, even after a long day of racing, the club hosted the Island Cornhole Championship with more than 20 Teams. Justin Soles and his PG duo took top honors deep into the bean bag- gin' night!
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• GREATERKREY CASHES IN: Curtis Krey spends much of his time with the National Team but with an open weekend in hand, he made the best of it, winning Superclass Men both days. And, he did so from Lane 8 both times. HERO
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• Page 54At any given Eastern National, there is often just one or two riders from Western provinces, but BC showed up in numbers which added even more excite- ment to the event. Just two years ago, Stouffville's Riley Pootmans was busy winning the Intermediate class at this very same race. Flash forward two years and the rising star entered her first Superclass race and rode away with the win and then made it a double after winning 14 Girls Expert. Min- nesota's Kenadie Neelan was a close second, and she stormed back on Saturday to capture Superclass and her 17-20 Girls class for her own double.
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• Page 56JUMPIN' JULIUS: On the rare occasion when Julius Niel- sen finds himself in the pack, he just waits until the next jump to make a move. It works almost all of the time. Nice to have that skill in the pocket for desperate times. Chalk up a trio of wins to vault him into the NAG points lead in 10 Boys. 56
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• 2026 NATIONAL POINTSAFTER THE GREAT SALT LAKE NATIONALS 25 80 21 55
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• Page 60PALM THE CHARGE: 15-16x Girls was taken over by Lily Ashley but that wasn't without a strong charge from Lilani Pringle, Sophia Tilley, and Cameron Searfoss.
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• Page 62The battles were heavy through the hot race weekend and the ladies came out to show the crowd what a true BMX battle really looks like starting off in the 15-16 Girls Cruiser class. Eliza Newton, Makilah Da- vis, Lilani Pringle, and Sophia 'Tongue Out' Tilley went to war through each lap of their cruiser racing. Each main event brought excitement to the class with Lilani Pringle grabbing the first and last win of the weekend, while Eliza Newton came up big with her first win since returning from her fight against aplastic anemia. Just because a class's rider count may be a little low, doesn't mean the ladies aren't going to get after a fierce battle. 12x Girls saw Sawyer Smith and Zahra Urena sep- arate themselves from the pack and show that they are the two to watch in Florida and beyond with Zahra Urena showing her growing speed and Sawyer Smith showing her growing skill, the 12x Girl class showed even in small numbers they can be a must watch race during the weekend.
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• Page 64www.JRBICYCLES.com weekend, bringing eyes to the track with their 50/50 drawing. Eight tickets were drawn, and they assigned them to a specific rider in a specific class during the main events. Saturday's racing brought eyes to the 16 expert class where CJ Rivera powered down the first straight and all the way to the line win- ning one lucky 50/50 buyer a nice chunk of change. The fence line got their payout and so did the riders as the local crew also put on an awesome
• CYCLESNEON HOPPING: Zaioh Huggins lived up to his Grasshopper nickname, hopping through the track in 10x. PALMETTO NATIONALS
• MAKE 10 MAINSWIN AN OPEN JACKET! Make ten Open Main Events (within the same calendar year) at any USA BMX Nationals and you will win an Open Jacket!
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• FREEWHEELMATT CLOSSON runs Las Vegas. He knows every spot in the city, from the park to the ditch- es baking in the desert sun. Matt rides everything. That range shows in his output this year: two video parts, in No Love from Fiend and Lead by Example, both straight bangers.
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• Page 70FYLE 2026 FREESTYLE TOUR
• Page 71Presley Worley. Great style. Sonny Moreno blasting over the coping in the 13 & Over Women class.
• MONSTERWords & Photos by: Kyle Carlson The Monster Army Recon Tour made its third stop of 2026 at Pat Casey's Dreamyard, one of the most iconic and hallowed grounds in BMX history. The event carried extra weight, serving as a heartfelt tribute to the late, great Pat Casey, whose legacy continues to shape the sport he helped build. Riders traveled from across the globe to be part of the occasion, with the USA, UK, and Australia all represented on a stacked entry list befitting the moment.
• AT CASEX FAKEVERTailwhip air at height by Colin Akerman. Carlos Lopez letting
• Page 74Backflip barspin by Amani Twinomugisha. MONSTER
• Page 75drive down from her Pennsylva- nia home and took the win with minimal practice - a true testa- ment to her elite level even on short notice. The UCI C1 Pro Men division was every bit as wild as expect- ed, with Irek Rizaev, Nick Bruce, and Justin Dowell battling it out for the top of the podium. It could have gone either way, but Dowell - fresh off an X Games Gold-winning performance - came out on top once again. Nick Bruce took second, with Irek Rizaev rounding out the podium in third.
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• SPEEDCODIGGING DEEP: Plaid lid on display, Cas- pian Reeves has been on the rise in 7x and we feel the National breakthrough coming. MES
• Page 81U KNOW WHO: Rockstar/RIFT/Tan- gent's Sean Lehew rocked the top spot in Rockford, putting the star out front. 100
• Page 82HELME brought the win home to her local squad on Friday and Sun- day, while Massel held down the lead on Saturday taking home a win back to Louisiana. In 11x Girls, the whole class fit into that traveling category and the ladies made sure to make their mark around the track. Daisy Nola kicked off the week- end with a win, while Saturday brought Yuna Turner to the track and to the top step of the podium. All tied up going into their Sunday main event, 'World Famous' Turner and 'Dynamite Daisy' Noyola sprinted down the first straight, ready to decide who would break the tie for the weekend. Turner got out front and never looked back, bringing her weekend total to two in the 11x Girls class.
• Page 835 SADIE SPEED: Racing for the love of the chase, Sadie Herrera was seen out front towing in the fast crew of 17-20 ladies.
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• Page 86LUMBE Words & Photos by: Justin Wahl
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• Page 88of the Robbie's 21 Production squad getting around the track fast all week- end long. Jackson Bettencourt, joined by Jaden Melcher and Connor Merca- do, tried to keep Kess honest, but with some added style through the pro set, the pressure only fueled Kess's fire, he took home all three Open wins and went on to claim two wins in 14x as well. They kept coming in the 11-12 Girls Cruiser class, where Penelope Malcolm, Jordan Niehenke, and Curran Shook spent the weekend fighting for position throughout the track. With a relatively wide-open first straight and a sweep- ing first turn, the 11-12 Girls Cruiser riders were able to open up the engine and show their speed all the way to the fence line.
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• Page 90the wreck while Kess rode free and clear, kickstarting the adrenaline for 16x behind the hill. The 16x weekend was largely domi- nated by Eian Gibson. Powerful starts and aggressive backsides through the straights earned him the first two wins outright, but Maddux Vicario was de- termined not to pack his bag for Worlds without a fight. Seeing a door open down the third straight in Sunday's main, Vicario went for the move, even knowing contact would be needed to make it. Ready for the bump and run, the two riders braced for impact, but a tire-on-tire hit sent the pair to the bot- tom of turn three, collecting two more racers on the way down. Four-count 'em, four - racers ended up at the bottom of the turn, with only four left pedaling, and it was La Habra, CA's, Noah Ratzlaff who stayed in the fight to secure the 16x win.
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• Page 93who've made a habit of standing atop the podium week after week. Their consistency has quickly become the measuring stick for the rest of the field, and with the season heating up, this crew is hungry for even more winning weekends. You'll spot them instantly, sharp white, green, and black kits that stand out in a packed gate. But Inside Line is about more than looking good at the start hill. Un- der the guidance of team man- ager Clay Anselmo, the squad is committed to developing the next generation of BMX racers, pairing raw talent with the experience needed to compete at the highest level.
• STARS &Words & Photos by: Justin Wahl Stars and Striped overalls in the crowd, custom helmets in rac- ers' bags, and a whole lot of patriotism feeding the energy at the 2026 Stars & Stripes Nationals in Akron, Ohio. Celebrating Amer- ica's 250th, the Independence Day weekend brought hot temps and great racing to the legendary Ohio BMX track.
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• Page 96to upset the 250th celebration, with some hot laps of their own. Sadie Herrera held down the top spot in the ABA Futures Women class all weekend, but it wasn't without a hard charge from Riley Jordan and Lily Ashley. The three ladies continued to be some of the fastest on the circuit and carried that speed into their amateur racing in 15-16x Girls and 17-20x Girls. For the Men's side of the ABA fu- tures racing, it was Andrew Colling celebrating Canada Day a day late with a win. Battling with Andrew Herrera throughout the day Colling took his first win in the class and upset the field, hoping to set off fireworks for the Fourth. It came back to the States on Sunday, though, with Hudson Murphy taking a breakout win. Using the speed he's been cultivating in Florida, Murphy was able to get an elbow in front of the pack and hit his marks to take home his first ABA Futures victory, towing in RJ Crawford and Andrew Herrera onto the podium with him to cap off their weekend. From the development class to the veteran class, Vet Pro had a great show of speed, even with total point racing. Justin Riddell, with his new colors of J&R/Speedco/ Avian, took home a Day One win against the defending champ Jeff Upshaw and the local dominator Brandon Roharik. With a third on Day One, Roharik wasn't leaving the weekend without a top spot finish for the local squad, and Sunday was his day to get it done. Going into the final round of their total point racing, Roharik claimed the total points win and enjoyed his winner's interview with the local crowd cheering him on.
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• Page 98Fourth of July win, Kam Larsen wasn't leaving without another 100 points added to his season total. Wire to wire around the traditional track, Larsen's hill and exit speed shined, bringing him to the winner's circle and onto the points lead. With electric racing throughout all three days from our amateur classes we wanted to specifical- ly highlight our favorite story of the weekend from the 10x class. Julius 'The Caesar' Nielsen from Stouffville, Ontario, proved himself as the next contender for the class's national rankings. Finding himself in the back of the pack, the Factory Daylight/ Hero ride, on his new duster frame, used the second straight to show his skill and catapult through the pack. With skill, speed, and patience, Nielsen showed his grit to wins, taking home a pair of win from the weekend, his first on the USA BMX Circuit.
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• RACE FOR LIFEHelp raise funds for the Blood Cancer United! USA BMX & BMX Canada are among the top fundraisers for the Blood Cancer United. Each year, riders gather donations and raise funds for this worthwhile cause. The Race For Life Series was started in 1981 to help a fellow BMXer diagnosed with leukemia.
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• Page 104THE SET UP: 17-20x is no novice to their gate form. Set your feet, roll your wrists, and get ready to snap. 100%
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• Page 10636 up alongside King into the first 90, Ortiz dove low and stretched away. The pair had their share of laps together through the week- end, but Saturday's main flipped the top two spots of their podium in dramatic fashion.
• Page 107THE LOCAL LADY: Audrey Wolff displayed her home- grown speed across the weekend. Showing fast lines through her local track. LYRU
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• Page 112WATCH THE GATE: When 15-16x Girls loads into the gate you know it's about to get serious. ANSWER
• Page 113GRASSHOPPER: Zaioh Huggins continues his summer run with fast laps through 10x. The girls classes weren't the only ones that had some great racing, starting with 8 Expert, Bryce Groeber as he was untouchable all weekend he rode way out front in every moto I saw. Eleven Expert was equally good in a different way, each day ended with a different winner because the competition was so close, Friday Alessio Im- prota stole the win in the sec- ond turn with a killer move, Sat- urday Grayson Lander shut the door out of turn one and won, on Sunday Titus Williams was leading and took himself out in the last turn, Sebastian Rodri- guez took over the lead and won. Twelve Expert continued with the hot laps, Coye Weidner won all three days but had his hands full with riders trying to get past him. Barrett Macias was so close to Weidner all weekend but was the closest to passing him on Friday when he tried to swoop under Weidner in turn two, they collided and Macias went down. In 17-20 Expert Max Marshall laid down the fastest laps all weekend in any class and won both Saturday and Sunday.
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• Page 118CORNH EYES ON THE PRIZE: Chayton Rhodus charges out of turn one with open track in his eye sight.
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• Page 120en Cruiser had a world-class sniper in their ranks with Jillian O'Malley. Liz Herrera had the fast first straights to gain the lead through the third turn, but O'Malley played the long game and sniped the total-point laps at the line, exciting announcer Jim Reilly every time. While O'Malley made her move just before the line, the Expert girls seemed to favor the sec- ond turn and third straight. In 7x Girls, Kenna Mings tracked down Scarlett Schmitt to over- take the lead, but that O'Malley snipe must have rubbed off on the last straight; Schmitt still had gas in the tank and clawed her way to the line with a stretch and a win on Sunday's main.
• Page 121NEON SPEED: Knox Kintzler takes his neon and Vegas speed to 10x. LD NY
• Page 122ROL PARTY TIME: Melody Antonio is always ready for a 5 & Under party with those racing accessories.
• Page 12315 A RACE TO WATCH: Smiley Kylie and The Bull go at it in 11x Girls, starting what we think will be a familiar scene by November.
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• SOUTH MARK BMXSOUTH PARK PRO/AM Through the hustle and bustle of the USA BMX National Series, we get a few rare chances a year to hit local communities as they put up money for dif- ferent events throughout BMX racing. Well, for the Fourth of July weekend, South Park BMX made the callout to racers both locally and nationally to race for some extra cash around South Park BMX. In conjunction with Richmond BMX's Flat Pedal Pro/Am, South Park began a new tradition kicking off with this inaugural race at the start of July. Preparing for the Stars and Stripes Nationals, racers took a stop at the legendary BMX track to face off with local domina- tors, Gavin Stazetski, Tommy Bruney and Nick Dawson. Both men's and women's classes raced around the new build in South Park, PA, and brought a show to the Wednesday night local. On the men's side of the racing, it was the local dominators hold- ing down the podium, but not without a battle from Max, Mar- shall and Andrew Herrera. While the Herrera family had a fifth on the men's side, the top spot on the women's side went to Sadie Herrera, topping the podium along with Elida Beeman and Riley Jordan battling hard for the last two steps. While the po- dium steps were extra fast, the whole rack of racers brought their best effort to the Fourth of July Pro/Am, with local racers getting their first taste of Pro/ Am racing and seeing where they stand with some of the country's fastest. We can't thank Nick Dawson in the local crew out at South
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• Page 128just 30 points behind Preslie Gould. On the Men's side, Cutter "Cutterfly" Godaire matched Bou- stead's feat, taking the top step for the first time in Futures Men after working through a stacked 24-rider class and even doubled up on Sunday to snag a pair of checks from Utah. The Pro ranks saw some familiar faces make a statement after their trip to the World Championships. Molly Simpson returned from Worlds and picked up right where she left off, topping the Women Pro field on both days of racing. She was joined on the Saturday podium by Daleny Vaughn and Lauren Reynolds, both of whom also carried their World Champi- onship form straight into strong finishes here. Sunday brought Molly Simpson back to the top spot but also brought Ava Cor- ley onto the box. Fighting for her spot in the class through injuries and setbacks, it was amazing to see the California native fighting towards the front of the pack with Lauren Reynolds and Simpson for the podium position.
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• Page 130resurgence to the line. Wood rejoined the winner's circle and kick-started his late-sea- son run at the title. The Futures and Pro classes had electric battles, and the Amateurs had their own to boot. Our favorite of those battles came from a Friday night Featured Class, 14 Cruiser. Debuting his new Factory Daylight team kit, Donovan Porter put his Nor- Cal racing on display with a last-turn move to cement his debut win. Turning a new leaf in his racing over the past few months, it's easy to see why the Daylight/Hero squad picked him up to rep their colors.
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• Page 134Welcome to the Marie Davidson BMX Park. The iconic Island track has been operating for over 40 years and has a fresh new build, com- plete with a five metre start hill and a Pro section dedicated to Aidan Webber, an 18-year-old BMX racer who tragically lost his life in 2019. The park also includes a pump track and the anada Stevie Smith Bike Park, making Nanaimo a prime destination for all types of riders. The club
• Page 135All-Play. Led by Craig Hashimoto and Stephanie Brassard, the club emphasizes teamwork, crediting their executive, volunteers, and riders for transforming Nanaimo BMX into a premier Canadian BMX destination. They will host the 2026 Canada Cup Finals in the fall of 2026-a crucial two-day event that will spotlight aspiring National Team riders and contrib- ute to the Olympic qualifying process Future Forward. Daily, riders from across the Island converge to train on their world- class track, nurturing junior riders aiming for the National Team or aspiring to become coaches. Nanaimo BMX is committed to growth and creating more local opportunities to advance the sport while bolstering Canada's talent pool for national and Olympic teams. Be sure to visit their track on your next trip to Vancouver Island!
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• Page 140This summer, Hardesty National BMX Stadium and the USA BMX Hall of Fame Museum were filled with the sounds of gates dropping and kids discovering just how much there is to BMX both on and off the bike. From June through the end of July, approximately 150 campers participated in the USA BMX Foundation Summer Camp program. The week-long camps gave young riders an opportunity to immerse themselves in BMX while learning new skills, making friends and experiencing everything the world-class Hardesty National BMX Stadium has to offer.
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• DISTRICTPOINTS MAKE YOUR DISTRICT'S TOP 10 NEXT MONTH AND LET THE COMPETITION KNOW WHO YOU ARE! DISTRICT POINTS EARNED THRU AUGUST 14, 2026
• Page 145AUGUST IS HERE AND THAT MEANS STATE/PROVINCIAL SERIES FINALS BEGIN!!! 1. Cutoff for single point races for an alternate ROC qualification is September 15th.
• DISTRICTPOINTS MAKE YOUR DISTRICT'S TOP 10 NEXT MONTH AND LET THE COMPETITION KNOW WHO YOU ARE! DISTRICT POINTS EARNED THRU AUGUST 14, 2026
• Page 147AUGUST IS HERE AND THAT MEANS STATE/PROVINCIAL SERIES FINALS BEGIN!!! 1. Cutoff for single point races for an alternate ROC qualification is September 15th.
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