Eigo's Details
About Eigo
Bike: Yamaha YZ 250
FMX since: 2005
Web: www.mx-vilus.com
FMX WARRIOR
Eigo Sato has an extremely kind and friendly personality, always happy and helpful. The man from Japan differs a lot from the other riders - not only with his riding style, but also in his approach to pushing himself on the course. With the true Samurai spirit, Eigo is constantly competing against himself to concentrate to the max in a contest, while still showing utmost respect to his rivals.
Last season was somewhat of a breakthrough for Eigo. After a few years finding his feet in the FMX scene, he landed back-to-back second places at the first two stops of the Red Bull X-Fighters World Tour 2009 and was one of four riders in with a chance of taking the overall title at the season showdown in London.
Despite eventually missing out on overall victory, the 2010 season did not start of as the 2009 season.
Sato was not able to grab a podium during the first half of the tour and was not able to ride the secound half as he suffered heavy injuries from a crash in Madrid.
This year the recovered Japanese FMX warrior will be back with strong performances and his characteristic smooth style to amaze the fans around the globe.
Carrer Highlights
2010
• 4th, Red Bull X-Fighters Moscow, Russia
• 6th, Red Bull X-Fighters Giza, Egypt
• 6th, Red Bull X-Fighters Mexico City, Mexico
2009
• 3rd, Red Bull X-Fighters World Tour
• 7th, Red Bull X-Fighters London, UK
• 9th, Red Bull X-Fighters Madrid, Spain
• 4th, Red Bull X-Fighters Fort Wort, USA
• 2nd, Red Bull X-Fighters Mexico City, Mexico
• 2nd, Red Bull X-Fighters Calgary, Canada
2008
• 6th, Red Bull X-Fighters Rio de Janeiro, Brasil
• 7th, Red Bull X-Fighters Mexico City, Mexico
2007
• 6th, Red Bull X-Fighters Madrid, Spain
• 5th, Red Bull X-Fighters Slane Castle, Ireland
• 5th, Red Bull X-Fighters Mexico City, Mexico
2006
• 6th, Red Bull X-Fighters Madrid, Spain
• 8th, Red Bull X-Fighters Mexico City, Mexico
• 9th, Red Bull X-Fighters Madrid, Spain
2005
• 8th, Global X Games 2003, USA
• 2003 Eigo became the 1st Japanese rider to pull a back flip