• British BMX Hall of Fame’s David Maw Lifetime Achievement Award Category

    Even today, David Maw’s BMX career and accolades would be tough to match. He won every British title multiple times in both UKBMX and NBMXA during the 80s. David also won European titles and was a three-time World Champion, with wins in Japan (1984), Canada (1985), and Slough, England (1986). Tragically, we lost David in a car accident at just 19 years old, but his legacy will never be forgotten. In our first year (2022), we inducted David into the British BMX Hall of Fame. Along with his family, who continue to support us, we wanted to honor David’s name and legacy, so we created the David Maw Lifetime Achievement…

  • British BMX Hall of Fame for 2024

    We’re close to rolling out our inductees for the British BMX Hall of Fame for 2024. With no event this year, we plan to announce each inductee online with both videos and bios, starting in November on all our web and social channels. Before we begin, I want to thank a few people and sponsors. The bicycle industry is tough right now, and for these people to support us means a lot in keeping the British BMX Hall of Fame going strong. Thank you to Alan Woods at Alans, Rich and Marc Moore at Source BMX, and Todd Lyons at SE Racing, alongside Mike Rodrigues at Crit Number Plates. A…

  • RIP Harry Leary

    One of the most iconic names in BMX History, Harry Leary, has passed away. Social Media is already exploding with tributes, memories, and some of the most legendary photos of Harry from the magazines are being shared including this one when Harry graced the cover of BMX Weekly during his time in the UK racing the Anglo American Cup at Redditch. We have done a couple of interviews with Harry over the years on both our YouTube Channel and Apple Podcasts. Interviews we will treasure now. RIP Harry Leary.

  • Nominees 2024 British BMX Hall of Fame

    Nominees for all categories for the 2024 British BMX Hall of Fame have been determined. It’s now over to our voting panels to make final decisions before we roll out our inductees for ‘24; stay tuned to our social media channels for updates.

  • Geth Shooter makes British BMX History

    Plenty of Kellogg’s photos and videos have been reposted repeatedly since the rise of social media and YouTube, so we’re always looking for something new that might not have been seen or posted before. (Not an easy task!) I think this could be one such photo (there are a few from different angles), but I’m wondering if Geth might not have even seen this one. This is from Round 1 of the 1985 Kellogg’s event, when British BMX history was made, and it was shot by Bob Hadley.

  • RIP Jeff Dovey Sr.

    As magazines waned in popularity during the late 80s and into the 90s, one of the few alternative sources for obtaining information or documentation of races in the UK, alongside race programs, zines, and occasional magazines featuring racing, were actually videos filmed at the races by BMX dads. These dads would often stand out in the middle of the track all weekend, sometimes enduring atrocious weather, to capture the racing action. One such dedicated dad was Mr. Jeff Dovey Sr., father of Sam and Jeff. Jeff spent well over a decade in the thick of the action from the mid-80s onwards, recording Regionals, Nationals, European events in the UK, and…

  • Sarah-Jane Nichols places 2nd at the 2024 UCI BMX World Championships

    Huge congratulations to our British BMX Hall of Fame class of 2022 inductee Sarah-Jane Nichols, who continues to make British BMX history taking 2nd place at the UCI World Championships in Rock Hill over in the US this past weekend. Let’s look a little deeper at her World Championships history. Sarah placed 4th at the Jag World Championships in Burbank, California in 1983. Three years later, we all know what happened at the IBMXF 1986 Slough World Championships with Sarah’s legendary race coming from last to first in the final to become World Champion in front of an amazing home crowd. And now 38 years after getting back into racing less than…

  • 1988 Champion of Champions (Slough)

    Superclass Dale Holmes Tom Lynch Winnie Wright Paul Right Robin Mason Neal Wood Darren O’Neill Tony Fleming Super Cruiser Robin Mason Colin Chivers Russell Breach 14+ Open Tony Fleming Winnie Wright Richard Barrett 17+ Clive Gosling 16 Paul Schollick 15 Anthony Revell 14 Jamie Staff 13 Lee Ives 12 Andrew Please 11 Matt Boyle 10 Ross Hill 9 Lee Bertram 8 Tony Gilham 7 Sim Johnston 6 Brad Anderson 5 Alex Dick Cruiser 40+ Roger Adams 25-39 Pete Dymott 18-24 Paul Roberts 16-17 Matt Simmonds 14-15 Anthony Revell 12-13 Nick Lacey 11 & Under Matt Boyle 25+ Ladies Cruiser Anne Ree Girls 16+ Michaela Fordham 14/15 Claire Edwards 12/13 Sarah King 10-11…

  • Gary Ellis at the 1981 Halfords Anglo-American Cup in Redditch

    Another shot from British BMX racing history, captured by Chuck Robinson and part of the USA BMX Archives, features Gary Ellis at the 1981 Halfords Anglo-American Cup held in Redditch. Gary made several visits to the UK during his career, with the most well-documented ones being the 1985 Kelloggs and 1986 Slough World Championships. However, this particular photo from Redditch showcases a rare shot of him on Robinson, riding on British soil during the early stages of BMX racing in the UK. In terms of results, Gary grabbed first place in the 15s category, ahead of David Argyle (USA) and Harry Porter (UK), and claimed second place in the Open…