A new vert world champion, a women’s BMX video contest, and more.
Carlos Ravello wins the Madrid Street Jam ’26.
With a flawless display of technique, flow, and power at every spot, Carlos Ravello was crowned champion of the Madrid Street Jam ’26 after dominating the capital’s most demanding obstacles, stairs, and rails. The rider beat out top-tier competition thanks to lines packed with technical difficulty, dialed landings, and boundless creativity that fired up the crowd on every run, cementing his status as one of the undisputed heavyweights of the international street scene.
Egoitz Bijueska is crowned Vert World Champion in Paraguay.
Egoitz Bijueska has made history by being crowned world champion in Paraguay after delivering a memorable performance defined by precision, power, and nerves of steel under intense pressure. With runs packed with high-difficulty technical maneuvers, an immaculate use of the ramp, and consistency that bordered on perfection, the athlete outclassed the planet’s top talent on Paraguayan soil, reaching the global summit and etching his name in gold into the history of the sport.
The BLOOM BMX presents its women’s video contest.
The BLOOM BMX reaffirms its role as an indispensable driving force in the women’s BMX scene with the launch of its new video contest—a global platform designed to amplify the talent, creativity, and unstoppable progression of female riders across the globe. Through this video competition, the community is called to transform every street, skatepark, and transition into pure storytelling on two wheels, blending top-tier technical tricks with a distinct visual identity that celebrates the diversity, style, and collective power continuing to redefine the future of women’s BMX.
Streetboarder Mag publishes its first print edition.
Marking a turning point for the scene and championing the tangible authenticity of print, Streetboarder Mag launches its highly anticipated first print edition—a visual and journalistic tribute to the rawest essence of streetboarding. Featuring a curated selection of large-format photographs capturing the technical mastery and impact at every spot, in-depth interviews with the movement’s leading figures, and stories that breathe pure urban culture, this inaugural issue transcends digital immediacy to establish itself as a historical record and an essential collector’s piece for the entire community.
Cártama (Spain) builds a new skatepark.
Cártama takes a decisive step forward in its commitment to action sports with the construction of its new skatepark—a modern facility set to become the key meeting point for the region’s skate, BMX, roller, and scooter communities. Designed to blend smooth transitions with technical street sections, the space has been engineered to foster both the progression and learning of the next generation, as well as the flow and demands of more experienced riders. This equips the municipality of Málaga with a state-of-the-art facility that fuels local talent and reinforces the unstoppable growth of urban sports culture in the region.