Event Website | Rider Information | Live Timing | Spectator Guide
Event Website | Rider Information | Live Timing | Spectator Guide
BMX is the perfect way to get into cycling, especially for kids and families. Whether you're looking for your local track or your first race, we're here to help you get started.
BMX is a sprint race on a dirt track with jumps, rollers, and banked turns. Races are short, exciting, and held in a family-friendly environment with classes for every age and ability level.
Click here to locate a BMX track near you. Most tracks offer open practice nights, clinics, and beginner-friendly events.
Interested in learning more about the different components that make up a track? Visit https://www.usabmx.com/tracks.
Most BMX tracks offer rental bikes and helmets for beginners. Long sleeves, long pants, and closed-toe shoes are required. As you progress, you'll want to upgrade to a purpose-built BMX race bike and safety gear.
Interested in learning more? Visit https://www.usabmx.com/about/bike.
Many tracks host Beginner Days or “Try BMX” events, usually for free or at a low cost, where coaches and volunteers walk you through the basics.
Before you sign up, read through USA BMX's new rider manual - https://issuu.com/pullmagazine/docs/usa_bmx_new_rider_manual
BMX race bikes are small, sturdy, and built specifically for short, fast races. They have small wheels and a single gear, designed to give riders quick bursts of speed and precise control through jumps, tight turns, and obstacles.
A full-face helmet offers maximum protection by covering your entire head and face. It’s built to absorb impacts and shield your jaw, making it essential for BMX racing where crashes can happen.
Wearing long sleeves and long pants protects your skin from scrapes and cuts during falls or crashes. Made from durable, breathable materials, this gear keeps you comfortable while giving you extra coverage on the track.
Closed-toe shoes protect your feet from injuries and give you better grip on the pedals. For beginners, clipless pedals are not allowed, so you’ll want sturdy shoes with good traction to keep your feet secure while learning to ride and race.
Elbow and knee pads shield your joints from scrapes and impacts during falls. These accessories are essential for staying safe and confident on the BMX track, helping you ride harder while reducing the risk of injury.
Learn more about BMX and how to get involved in racing.
Help grow the sport of BMX in your community, host a clinic on your local track.
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