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Freestyle Now returned to the Mandurah FlameFest for the second time, delivering BMX stunt shows across two nights with flame cannons, wet ramps and riders who refused to let the rain stop the show. Here's how it went down.
Freestyle Now returned to the Karratha FeNaClNG Festival for the fourth time in 2026, delivering BMX stunt shows across two days in front of fantastic Pilbara crowds. A festival with over fifty years of history and a Freestyle Now connection that goes back twenty years. Here's the full story.
Freestyle Now returned to the Goldfields in July for the Kalgoorlie Skatepark Competition, three days of coaching and competition across BMX, scooter and skateboard. First timers, standout performances, eighteen scooter beginners and a community that showed up in force.
Freestyle Now brought BMX, skateboard and scooter to Cottesloe Primary School for a high energy school presentation that inspired 150 students. With champions, title holders and an Australian BMX Hall of Fame inductee on the ramps, it was a day nobody forgot in a hurry.
Freestyle Now took to the grass oval at the Wanneroo Showgrounds for the 2026 Ready 4 Adventure Show, delivering ten BMX stunt shows across two days of blue skies, great crowds and some standout riding including the first ever Freestyle Now show appearance from young WA Freestyle Champion Jacob Roughton.
Postponed by rain and delivered in style, the Balga Skatepark Competition came back bigger and better with BMX, scooter, skateboard, rollerskate and inline all firing on the day. First timers, season standouts and some of the most jaw dropping moments we've seen all year.
56 riders, two sections, one electric day at Fremantle Skatepark. From a first competition double winner to a first ever backflip to concrete, the Fremantle BMX and Scooter Competition delivered moments that will not be forgotten in a hurry.
Rain, cold ground and wet ramps weren't enough to stop Freestyle Now delivering BMX stunt shows at the Beaufort Car and Truck Show. Here's the full story of a day that had everything thrown at it and delivered anyway.
One run, no second chances, and a community that showed up in full. The Cooloongup Skatepark Competition at Rockingham Youth Fest brought together BMX, scooter and skateboard riders across all levels for a high-energy day of riding, progression and real results.
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.