Real BMX 2018

Real BMX, the all-street BMX video contest brought to you by the World of X Games, has drawn to a close. The Fan Favorite vote was a one round, winner takes all battle to the finish. Fans watched the videos below and voted for their picks to win. In the end, the video put together by bronze medalist Brad Simms and his filmer Christian Rigal emerged victorious. Winners of the judge-awarded X Games gold, silver and bronze medals were announced during the hour-long, behind-the-scenes, "World of X Games: Real BMX" show on ABC on June 9. Watch the winners' full ABC segments here:

Find out more about the riders, filmers and judges in this year's Real BMX contest in this handy behind the scenes gallery. Spread the word about the contest on Facebook and Twitter. 

  • Brad Simms
    32.1%Fan Favorite &
    Bronze
  • Colin Varanyak
    19.9%Silver
  • Sean Ricany
    15.2%Fan Favorite!
  • Kevin Peraza
    13.9%Fan Favorite!
  • Corey Martinez
    11.8%Gold
  • Tommy Dugan
    7%Fan Favorite!

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Brad Simms

Age: 32 | Hometown: Waldorf, Maryland | Bike: WHTHOUS Brick, Merritt parts | Most recent video part: "Brad Simms 2016 Merritt video" by Merritt BMX | Nominee, Street Rider of the Year, NORA Cup 2008 | Filmer: Christian Rigal

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Real BMX, the all-street BMX video contest brought to you by the World of X Games, has drawn to a close. The Fan Favorite vote was a one round, winner takes all battle to the finish. Fans watched the videos below and voted for their picks to win. In the end, the video put together by bronze medalist Brad Simms and his filmer Christian Rigal emerged victorious. Winners of the judge-awarded X Games gold, silver and bronze medals were announced during the hour-long, behind-the-scenes, "World of X Games: Real BMX" show on ABC on June 9. Watch the winners' full ABC segments here:

Find out more about the riders, filmers and judges in this year's Real BMX contest in this handy behind the scenes gallery. Spread the word about the contest on Facebook and Twitter. 

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