BMX Weekly

Eddy King has been organizing the National BMX Hall of Fame pre-party gathering for a few years down at the Promiscuous Fork in Crown Point in San Diego. We dropped by on Friday night to hang out and catch a few words with Eddy King, Tracer Finn, Harry Leary, Greg Romero, Johnny Johnson, Dr. J, Bobby Encinas, Paul Gossrau, and Bobby Motomag while having a few beers. Check it out...

Chit Chat from Interbike (audio) with John Buultjens, James Ayres, Chris Moeller, Neal Wood, Robbie Morales and Steve Spencer.

Trackside, "In the Pits" interviews (audio) from the USA BMX Fall Nationals in Bakersfield with Jason Carnes, Shannon Gillette, Eric Carter, Phil Maxwell, Nic Long, Kamren Larsen, Jamie Lilly, Harry Leary and G-MO.

Just knocked out a podcast with Coach G. – AKA Greg Romero – we talked about Greg making his first World Championships appearance in 13 years racing the 35 plus Challenge class. Greg talked about documenting the process though social media from the build up to how the race weekend turned out, and what he took from it.

We then hit on some new projects he’s been working on with his BMXTraining.com video series he’s putting out with Fly and a new podcast.

Of course, we had to have some Q&A 90s talk from who were his favorite & worst teammates, advice from Gary Ellis and taking on and beating Christophe Leveque in Orlando and rolling home with over 17K in prize money. Lots more covered, check it out…

Quick 45 Catch-up Podcast with Dr J. breezing through a few subjects in the race world: Kentucky, Crankworks, Interbike, pump tracks in San Diego, DQ’s at the British Championships and more. Check it out...

Will we ever see another Brian Foster in the race world? Is it even possible with today's landscape? In this video, Brian is on Crank TV and talks about growing up riding at his backyard trails with his brother, how he got his nickname The Blue Falcon, and gave his thoughts on dirt jumping and racing.

Originally, we were going to call this podcast "Rants with Tim March" but rant didn’t seem to "fit" when we hit the record button – it was more of a discussion and catch up session since we last spoke. We hit on a few subjects from last week's Worlds, British Cycling's BMX program and riders, and current media in the the race World. Tim talks Victor Behm, Andy Ruffell, Facebook beef with UK announcer Neil Stewart, and the lack of documentation of the history of the sport in the UK. We also covered some facebook Q&A and quite a bit more. Check it out.

With the World Championships kicking off next week, let's throw this video back to 1989, which was held down in Brisbane, Australia with the 3rd Pro Main won by Billy Griggs and with Charles Townsend winning the overall.

More 2017 Worlds coverage coming up in the next few days. Check bac

Maris Strombergs Podcast in the can. This time around, we went straight to Facebook to grab the questions our loyal poddy listeners wanted answered. We had a great response and tried to go through as many as we could. We also touched on the current state of Elite Pro Racing, switching teams to Supercross, and talk of a possible final run in Tokyo. And, there's more... Hit the play button and thanks for listening

John Paul Rogers Podcast. As the story goes... Growing up in Florida and being part of its BMX scene during the 80s before heading out West and linking up with Chris Moeller and the guys at S&M, living the California BMX dream at the iconic POW house with legendary names like Alan Foster, Dave Clymer, Eric,"Grandpa" Millman, John Salami, just to name a few. We talk about the S&M road trips on shoelace budgets, Mental Jimmy's, his time at Schwinn as the Team Manager and the money that was being spent, as the sport saw a second coming during the mid 90s with the X Games, Magazines and TV coverage all on the up. Of course, I ask John Paul his views on racing today and he gives us some real insight looking from a different perspective on how racing has distanced itself as a sport to what it was, with some good takes & ideas on events, media and so on and how the race industry may be missing the bus on quite a bit. So much more talked about in this Podcast for sure - it's one of my favorites to date. Cheers, JP.