Brock Hoyer
Disciplines: Snow BikeFrom: Williams Lake, CAN 
Born: 06/14/87
Brock Hoyer, the first-ever X Games Snow BikeCross gold medalist, reflects on the evolution of the sport from where it started to where it is today.
At X Games Aspen 2017, a new discipline was introduced: Snow BikeCross, and Canadian Brock didn't disappoint, straight-up schooling a field partly made up of SnoCross and Moto X converts.
Brock Hoyer wins gold in the first-ever X Games Snow BikeCross race, Friday at X Games Aspen 2017. Colton Haaker and Cody Matechuk crossed the line in the silver and bronze medal positions, respectively.
Snow BikeCross makes its debut at X Games Aspen 2017, and with the help of Timbersled, the new discipline is opening up to motocross riders of all backgrounds.
If a motorcycle's wheels are replaced with a track and ski system, is it still a motorcycle? Is it a snowmobile? At X Games, they'll be called Snow Bikes, and the discipline makes its X Games debut at Aspen 2017.
About Brock
After winning the X Games debut of Snow BikeCross by nearly 12 seconds in 2017, taking the 2017 Canadian Snow Bike MX Championship title and winning the Snow Bike King of the Hill title at the 2017 Jackson Hole Hill Climb World Championships, Hoyer enters XG Aspen 2018 with a very big target on his back. He has dirt bike racing chops honed on the Canadian Arenacross and Supercross scene, and he has been a snow bike pioneer. He initially saw snow bikes as a way to train year-round near his home in British Columbia, but he's since become a star of viral backcountry freeriding videos and has been winning nearly every snow bike race he enters. Announcers in Canada have started calling him 'Hoyer the Destroyer.'
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X Games Medal Count
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X Games Competition History
| X Games Aspen 2018 | SNB Snow BikeCross | 2nd |
| X Games Aspen 2017 | SNB Snow BikeCross | 1st |