Paul talked about his early BMX days during the 80s, the London scene and racing in such a tough age group during the first few years of his career. Paul talks about the riders he grew up with, hitting the road every weekend with his dad and later his time working for Ride Magazine, his first trip to the US and announcing for 10 years at the X-Games. As usual, we head to facebook for a Q&A session and a lot more.

Part 1 of the Eric Carter Podcast. We cover his early BMX years, the iconic teams he rode for, the National & World Championship titles, strategies to win and his transition into the Pro ranks. We cover his mind set, the hunger to win, the early days training and, of course, the track craft, moves and wins from behind. EC also answers some of your Facebook questions offering some great insight and stories along the way.

The Tim March Part 2 edition Podcast. Clips, Olympics, the British National Team, BMX Race Media, his plans with MRD, a little Old Skool talk and more. Check it out.

Johan gives us the real insight on BMX Racing, getting into the Olympics during his time at the UCI and the evolution along with growing pains that went into it. Johan also gives us his current view of the 3 Olympic cycles and what he's got going with Elite Trax and work at the new Sarasota SX facility.

Part 1 of the Tim March Interview. We talk about the history of BMX in the UK, how Tim got started racing, the guys he raced - Alan Woods, Trev Robinson, Geth Shooter and so many more. We chat about his time in the US with Greg Hill and the Teams he rode for and the money that was made and spent. We talk about the British Pros boycotting the 1986 World Championships in Slough and the rivalry with Andy Ruffell. We discuss at length MRD, the Team and all the headaches that come with owning and running it and still trying to race at the same time. We also go through the Facebook QnA and more.

Alan Foster really got to live the California US BMX dream during the 90's living at the legendary POW house while also appearing regularly in the magazines. Without question, he was one of the most consistent AAs in over a decade - who was really ahead of the game when it came down to marketing yourself and leveraging your sponsorships to make yourself more valuable in the industry. There's some great advice for even today's Elites/Pros to gain some valuable advice on how to attain longevity in this sport.