The FMX elite dares new terrain on their second stop as well. For the first time they fight inside the Brazilian capital, Brasilia. UNESCO made it a World Heritage Site.
And it is quite possible that these riders are expected as important guests. After all, they will be flying down the streets of the government ministries. And this is where all the public policy of the enormous emerging economic giant Brazil is made.
In 2002 the Red Bull X-Fighters jumped through Madrid's Las Ventas bullfighting arena for the very first time, with Spain’s Edgar Torronteras winning in front of a huge home crowd. His fans called...
The 2011 Red Bull X-Fighters series has taken the sport to a new level. Six contests on four continents, 100,000 people watching the most attended FMX contest ever in Brasilia, Brazil, and an amazing...
Last season was somehow a constant up and down for Eigo. A few times he was very close to grab a podium spot before bad luck came back in Madrid and he was forced to stay off the bike for the...
Dany Torres (ESP) was crowned the overall champion of the 2011 Red Bull X-Fighters World Tour in Sydney (Australia), the world’s most prestigious FMX tour. Local hero Josh Sheehan won the event on...
Brasilia, Brazil