





The underdog is on top! Born and raised in Gold Coast, Australia, Boyd Hilder never had anything handed to him on a silver platter. Heck, he still needs to work a blue-collar job in a shipping warehouse to live the BMX dream. Nevertheless, Boyd holds it down on the world contest stage with the best on the circuit, always ready to upset the status quo. Case in point: Boyd came into his first BMX Street contest as an alternate rider at X Games Japan 2023. And just like that, he proceeded to bring the house down with big tricks and creative transfers to claim the gold medal. Hello, world! Commanding a smooth style despite his tall physical frame, Boyd can finesse wall rides and transfer airs other riders are scared to even look at. His fearless approach has earned him back-to-back wins at Simple Session in 2022 and 2023, alongside a recurring invite to make his mark in the X Games across three disciplines. Boyd’s time to shine is here, you’ve officially been warned!
The underdog is on top! Born and raised in Gold Coast, Australia, Boyd Hilder never had anything handed to him on a silver platter. Heck, he still needs to work a blue-collar job in a shipping warehouse to live the BMX dream. Nevertheless, Boyd holds it down on the world contest stage with the best on the circuit, always ready to upset the status quo. Case in point: Boyd came into his first BMX Street contest as an alternate rider at X Games Japan 2023. And just like that, he proceeded to bring the house down with big tricks and creative transfers to claim the gold medal. Hello, world! Commanding a smooth style despite his tall physical frame, Boyd can finesse wall rides and transfer airs other riders are scared to even look at. His fearless approach has earned him back-to-back wins at Simple Session in 2022 and 2023, alongside a recurring invite to make his mark in the X Games across three disciplines. Boyd’s time to shine is here, you’ve officially been warned!
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Monster Energy’s Jordan Williams captured his second consecutive Elite Men’s Downhill World Cup victory in Andorra, while Ryan Pinkerton earned the first Elite World Cup podium of his career with a third-place finish.

Monster Energy riders delivered a standout performance at Round 5 of the WHOOP UCI Mountain Bike World Series in La Thuile, highlighted by victories from Jordan Williams and Luca Martin, plus podiums from Lisa Baumann and Charlie Aldridge.

Monster Energy’s Luca Martin claims XCO victory and XCC podium at Lenzerheide, while Amaury Pierron finishes second in Downhill competition.





