Gus Engle is a living legend in the world of creative snowboarding. He was getting weird before weird got weird. He is an innovator of tricks, style, and an entire movement in snowboarding that dares to try things new. We couldn’t be happier to have Gus a part of the gang at Celsius!
The UCI conducted a thorough review of the BMX calendar in 2012. As a result, the BMX Commission introduced a Category 1 International class for events and withdrew the former Categories 4 and 5. The new category makes more UCI points available and the UCI World Cup ranking is now taken into account when calculating UCI World Championship quotas. After a slight drop in the number of races on the calendar to 90 in 2013 – a post-Olympic year – there was a return to a positive trend in 2014 with 117 events registered on the UCI calendar, an increase of 30%.
Plan for BMX teams
The coherence of the calendar is a healthy indicator of the credibility of BMX as an Olympic discipline. BMX has been part of the Olympic programme twice since the 2008 Beijing Games and the discipline will be even more professional by the time of the 2016 Rio Games … More
This video broadcast has been made possible by Frank’s VX1000, Charlie C’s macbook, The Garden Shop, and Jake Seeley’s next level tech peg tricks.
This past weekend the top amateur snowboarders from across the United States and Canada battled it out at Bear Mountain, CA for their chance to be crowned the 2014 TransWorld SNOWboarding TransAM Champion!