Ren Oshima wins Mens Elite at Fise World Shanghai!

Congratulations to Ren Oshima taking the win in sunny Shanghai, at Stop 3 of the Fise World Series, with a run packed with originality and risk, and the reward was there for all to see.
Ren was followed on the podium in second place by Masato Ito delivering his signature powerful style to take home his first podium ever at Fise World, in third place Yu Shoji!

As always the level was Hugh, and the pressure even higher.

Next stop, Sasaki Japan!

Veronika Kadar wins Fise World Shanghai!

Just back home from an amazing stop 3 of the Fise World / UCI World Cup. Womens Elite class threw a surprise!
Congratulations Hungary’s Veronika Kadar taking the win with a flawless run, whilst the favourites Carin Hommura (2nd) and World Champion Chiaki Todaka (3rd) struggled during the finals to deliver the final punches to take the win back home.

Next stop, Sakai Japan!

Sam Foakes & Sam Anderson win the 2026 British Cycling Championships

The 2026 British Cycling Championships went down at the RAF Hanger 59, in Shrewsbury this past weekend.

Sam Foakes threw down a flawless first run to take the UK Champion title for the second year in a row, full of his signature turbine style, including multiple cliffhanger turbines to backwards cross handed no footed cliffhanger body twist to cliffhanger, and one of the best contest saves I’ve ever seen, stopping dead on a backwards hang 10 to half packer, and somehow riding out backwards.

Sam was followed by Lee Musselwhite who as always scored high on originality, but a few touches kept off the top spot, and Dan Margetts took the third place with a consistent run with a healthy mix of back and front wheel, with Yinka Thomas in fourth.

In the Womens class, Sam Anderson took the win, with last years Champion Kayley Ashworth in second, and Loren Spencer in third place.

Great to see everyone once again, next event up Battleground in Cleveland Ohio, USA!

F(L)ATBMX Battle brings Flatland action to Urban Matterz in Helmond, Holland!

Photos by Aaron Zwaal

Story: Bart de Jong.

Flatland BMX took over the square in front of Museum Helmond on Saturday as part of the Urban Matterz weekend. The F(L)ATBMX Battle brought eight invited riders together for a one-on-one knockout contest, with the riders battling their way through the bracket until only one remained.

The concept was simple: eight riders, head-to-head battles and no UCI points or pressure. Just BMX, creativity and a good time.

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