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Freestyle Now made its competition debut in Albany on a rare sunny April day, with 17 riders travelling from Perth and regional areas to join the local community on one of WA's most diverse skateparks. BMX, scooter and skateboard all delivered, and Albany showed exactly what it's made of.
Freestyle Now returned to the Craigieburn Festival in Victoria for the third time, delivering high-energy BMX stunt shows to a crowd of over 15,000 people. Here's how it went down.
Freestyle Now made its debut at Eaton Skatepark as part of the Shire of Dardanup Youthfest, and the South West showed up in force. 48 riders, close finishes across every division and a community ready to back its action sports scene from the very first run.
Freestyle Now returned to the Goldfields heartland for another round of skatepark coaching sessions and competition. BMX, scooter and skateboard all came out swinging, the community showed up loud, and the Kalgoorlie skatepark scene proved once again it just keeps growing.
Freestyle Now headed out to Lake Grace for a massive day of action sports and community connection. From a high energy BMX school presentation to an awesome pump track session with locals of all ages, it was a day the town won't forget anytime soon.
The Mandurah Skatepark Competition 2026 brought together 112 competitors across skateboard, scooter and BMX over two incredible days. Here's how it all went down.
A high-energy BMX and MTB jump competition at Spearwood, with riders backing up and throwing down across a full day of action.
Freestyle Now hosted Flatland Fury at the Australian BMX Freestyle Nationals at RampFest Melbourne, featuring a high-level Open division of BMX flatland riders from across Australia.
A huge day at Spearwood Skatepark with strong turnouts in scooter and BMX, packed with progression, close battles, and community energy.
58 riders, three disciplines, and a full day of progression and community at Carine Skatepark for the City of Stirling Youth Fest.