I was born in Australia, and now live in Washington State. BMX is my favorite sport. ride cruiser and class. Current NAG 13, Dist 2, State 1, and Gold Cup 1 in Class. Current NAG 2, NAT 28, Dist 5, State 1, and Gold Cup 1 in Cruiser

Facebook @brodymillerbmxracer. Racing out of Lynden, WA. Home tracks are Bellingham BMX, Bellingham, WA; Langley BMX, Langley, BC; Abbotsford BMX, Abbotsford, BC.

Colorado. 1979-started racing at beginner 1980-raced Novice 1981 raced Novice til midseason - Expert and Cruiser class 1982-Broken arm, out for a year 1983- raced expert 1984- raced expert turning a-pro for short terms 1985-stop raced 1989-raced Int Class 1990-Expert 1991-Expert Tennessee 1995-Raced Cruiser. City champ 1996-Raced Cruiser. City Champ and State 1997-Raced Cruiser City Champ and State 1998-Raced Cruiser City Champ and State 1999-Raced Cruiser City Champ and State National # 2000-Raced Cruiser. City Champ and State National #22, Southeast #4 Washington 2017-Raced Cruiser 2017 stop racing cruiser on July 1st 2017 start racing for 46 and over novice 2018 raced Novice class 51 over 2018 State final #6 2018 Gold Cup championship #2 51 over intermediate class 2018 Retired 20 inch class 2019 Start racing Cruiser class and teams manager 2019 end of Cruiser class 2019 Start Inter. Class 2019 State Final #9 2019 End of season for 51 over Interm. 2020 Starting to start race for 51-55 Cruiser class and 51 over Inter class 2020 AUG. 56-60 Cruiser class 2020 Washington State Final 2nd place 56-60 cruiser class 2020 Washington State Final 4th place 51 over Interm. class and #6 State plate 2021 Interm class #52 and cruiser #15 56-60 2021 of May, retired on my 20 inch class (Interm) 2021 Continue to race 56-60 Cruiser 2021 DEC. taken a year off... 2022 Retired (Health issues)

I am a canadian expert bmx racer living the dream. I started racing when I was 9 years old and loved the sport ever since. 2019 Cnag 1 District 3 Provincial 2 Follow me @Tristen._.stacey

Our BMX season runs from April thru October. Hunter started racing in the summer of 2017 in July shortly after his 9th birthday. Since then he has taken off in the sport of BMX winning a 1st and 2nd at the Lumber Jack Nationals shortly after starting in the sport. He did this racing boys 2 years older than him instead of racing riders in his own class. Since then he has won race after race pushing the boundaries in BMX. In a little over 3 months, Hunter finished 13th overall in his district (all age classes included), top 200 in NAG points, and qualified in the top three in Gold Cup and State points for his class. In 2018 he has pushed himself further and harder trying to make his goal of taking first in state. So far in 2018 he has quailified 2nd in state, 2nd in GoldCup and is fighting for the top three in district against expert racers. He is the only intermediate in the top 10 surrounded by experts. For most of Hunter’s BMX career, he has raced against experts a year or two older than himself. Proving how good a racer he is by beating or finishing a close 2nd. Hunter has 28 wins, 43 second places, 12 third place finishes and has never finished below third in his carrier.