Fisher is a multi sport athlete and excels at wrestling, lacrosse and BMX. He consistently ranks BMX as his favorite sport, and the smile he shows at all the track is testament to that. Fisher is honored to represent Newtown CT at his local, regional, and national races. His mother and father support him in all aspects of his growth into becoming an exceptional young man. BMX racing has been an great outlet for him since he was 5 years old.

My name is Chris Morris and I am in the 28-35 EXPERT class. I race at all the local New England tracks in RI, CT, and MA for KID DYNAMITE Rhode Island. I look forward to the 2018 race season while I train to further my riding skills. I also own Immersive Custom Coatings where I offer Hydrodipping and custom paint. I do a lot of BMX parts and frames that can be seen at tracks throughout the country.

First Race Novice - 7/14/2013 First Race Intermediate - 6/26/2014

I watched my first BMX race with my family in July 2014 and knew I wanted to try it. I used my own saved money to help buy my first BMX bike. I practiced a lot and started racing. I have a lot of fun on the track.

As Canada’s one and only BMX Olympian in 2012, Tory has long been hailed as the fastest BMXer north of the 49th parallel. (In fact, that is the reason why Tory selected 49 as his career number). As a longtime ABA racer - young Tory became one of the few Canadians to ever earn a NAG (National Age Group) No.1 plate in the U.S.. Backed by American sponsors - from Redline to Staats, one of his toughest competitors was his good friend from Nevada - Connor Fields. The two helped push eachother to new speeds, and there’s no coincidence that they both went on to become AA-pros and Olympians. Like many racers, Tory has seen his ups and downs in the sport; having to overcome some major injuries. Prior to the 2008 Olympics (and being too young to qualify), he was helping train Canada’s two fastest pros before Beijing - and crashed so hard that he broke both arms. But like all successful BMX racers, he overcame that obstacle and went on to race in London in 2012. Tory has ridden for Redline Bicycles for years, and has also been training with famed French BMX coach P.H. Sause for over a decade now. In 2013, Tory placed 5th in the UCi Worlds main - making him the 5th fastest BMXer in the World.

(From the 2010 NATIONAL BMX HALL OF FAME Ceremnoy) Few industries have a person so well known and respected that one name suffices in identifying them. In the music biz, there's Bono, Cher and Madonna. And in BMX, we have "gOrk." (usually spelled with a small "g," and capital 'O.") As someone who has raced since 1976 - at age 13, on both the local and national level (UBR National No.1 sidehack three years running), rode-in and promoted freestyle shows in its infancy, worked in the warehouse at CW Racing, and served as Editor of both the iconic BMX ACTION and ABA`s BMXer Magazines, before becoming marketing director of Redline BIcycles for 11 years - it's safe to say that gOrk has made his mark on nearly every era of our sport It was during the 90's - with the ABA, when he began doodling the characters known as Juan Hander & Noah Footer - which are currently in the process of being scanned an retouched for a series of books. In 1999, after 10 years with ABA, gOrk moved to the Pacific Northwest to join Seattle Bike Supply as the Director of Marketing for their flagship brand, Redline Bicycles. It was there, with the red, white and black that he assembled some of the greatest Redline riders in the brand's history - from Bubba Harris to Kim Hayashi, to Sam Willoughby, Alise Post and Jason Carne$. In 2011, gOrk returned to Arizona to work for USA BMX as their Chief Communications Officer, where he is managing editor of PULL and in charge of all social media and website communication with the members of USA BMX.

https://www.usabmx.com/site/postings/1103?section_id=8 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Billy_Griggs

They call me the “Danimal.” Watch me race and you’ll find out why.