In May, Nike 6.0 presents this latest film project, the film Leave A Message, starring only the new generation of woman athletes who want to create and innovative visions of the new limits of the category.
The group of talented grils includes surfers Carissa Moore (Hawaii), Lakey Peterson (USA), Laura Enever (Australia), Coco Ho (Hawaii), Byrne-Wickey Monyca (Hawaii) and Malia Manuel (Hawaii).
In the breathtaking scenery as Australia, California, Hawaii and Mexico, the new generation reveals what’s behind the world circuit in the air show and tubes.
“I live surrounded by surf all day, every day, and I follow many good guys. But these girls are doing things that is hard to believe, ” anticipates Jason Kenworthy, film director and photographer team from Nike 6.0.
The Pool was more than a BMX comp, it was one of the most extra-ordinary gatherings of the BMX community this century.
From the draining of a soon to be demolished local authority swimming pool in Dagenham, East London, into a world class park in less than two weeks was a feat in itself, but to see the diversity and level or riding on display at the launch event was truly remarkable.
40 international riders with a brand new team format saw non-comp riders, veterans, street destroyers and park animals all throw down into something far better than we could have dreamt of.
Simona De Silvestro was involved in an incident during practice for the 2011 Indianapolis 500. She discusses the crash, how she’s doing, and whether she’ll be able to get back in the car for qualifying.