Much like a can of Monster, this unassuming, bashful German athlete packs a lot! Kim brings to the table an explosive style of riding and arguably the best-looking whip variations in the game. The rising star Kim Lea Müller joins Monster after one of her most winningest years in 2023—starting with Gold at the Ruhr Games, becoming Germany’s National Champion, and finishing 10th at the UCI World Championships. She also took first at the Gold Coast Cup and second place at the European games in 2022 and 2023. Additionally, she edged out all the women to win The Bloom BMX Park Rider of the Year and Freedom BMX Mag Awards and has been working hard toward securing her spot in the 2024 Paris Olympics. Despite riding for less than a decade, Kim has already achieved so much. Her potential is limitless, and there's no telling what she can accomplish in the future. This young phenom has a bright future, and there is plenty more to see from her.
- Germany
Much like a can of Monster, this unassuming, bashful German athlete packs a lot! Kim brings to the table an explosive style of riding and arguably the best-looking whip variations in the game. The rising star Kim Lea Müller joins Monster after one of her most winningest years in 2023—starting with Gold at the Ruhr Games, becoming Germany’s National Champion, and finishing 10th at the UCI World Championships. She also took first at the Gold Coast Cup and second place at the European games in 2022 and 2023. Additionally, she edged out all the women to win The Bloom BMX Park Rider of the Year and Freedom BMX Mag Awards and has been working hard toward securing her spot in the 2024 Paris Olympics. Despite riding for less than a decade, Kim has already achieved so much. Her potential is limitless, and there's no telling what she can accomplish in the future. This young phenom has a bright future, and there is plenty more to see from her.
Bike News
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.
