A legend in the making! In the world of competitive BMX freestyle park, Anthony Jeanjean has pretty much won it all: The high-powered Frenchman is a multiple UCI BMX Freestyle Park World Cup overall champion and has claimed the European and French championships several times. Plus, Jeanjean took bronze in the 2024 Paris Olympics in his country’s capital. The secret? Jeanjean has been riding BMX freestyle since the age of 10. Blessed with natural ability, he can not only stack his runs with way more tricks than the average rider – he stacks them with ultra-hard tricks at staggering frequency. Explosive on quarter pipes, box jumps, and spine ramps, his double backspin and tailwhip combos stoke fans and judges across the globe. Make sure to watch Jeanjean, because he’s not stopping until he wins it all!
A legend in the making! In the world of competitive BMX freestyle park, Anthony Jeanjean has pretty much won it all: The high-powered Frenchman is a multiple UCI BMX Freestyle Park World Cup overall champion and has claimed the European and French championships several times. Plus, Jeanjean took bronze in the 2024 Paris Olympics in his country’s capital. The secret? Jeanjean has been riding BMX freestyle since the age of 10. Blessed with natural ability, he can not only stack his runs with way more tricks than the average rider – he stacks them with ultra-hard tricks at staggering frequency. Explosive on quarter pipes, box jumps, and spine ramps, his double backspin and tailwhip combos stoke fans and judges across the globe. Make sure to watch Jeanjean, because he’s not stopping until he wins it all!
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