Marty Boster had a good weekend at DIRTYFEST, mixing it up with the King, Jeremy McGrath, and making his main with the all-white S&M look.
The man, the myth, the legend, Mr. Bob Haro had the best looking booth at DIRTYFEST. Always a crowd around him, lots cooking with IKONIX, music, and more.
Nebraska BMX Hall of Fame 2025 inductee Anthony “AC” Chambers’ BMX journey began back in 1974 and he’s still in it today, 50 plus years later, with another DIRTYFEST appearance. Got to talk to him what a nice guy, and still has the passion, like so many of us, for BMX.
DIRTYFEST continues to attract an international flavor, with riders making the trip from overseas. UK SE rider Mark Wallace traveled over from Nottingham, England, and not only raced at DIRTYFEST 4 for the first time but also got to stay and hang out at the home of BMX pioneer and legend Dennis Dain.
One of the best pit/booth setups of the weekend, especially if you’re a BMX history nerd.
Trackside shot featuring 1986 Pro World Champion Tommy Brackens. (Be sure to check out the interview we posted on BMX Weekly’s YouTube channel.) Also pictured are BMX Legends Society’s John Salami and Torker/Supercross head honcho Bill Ryan.
Torker’s Jody Watson puffin’ on a ciggy, Money Merle with skills for miles, and the guy behind the DIRTYFEST track since day one, Eric Carter, rocking his custom work boots. I really think he’s getting faster with age, taking second in Pro/Am and first in 24-29 Retro Repop.
Still rad. Still fast. Race Inc. legend Mickey Lundy.
Sidehacks aren’t just for the guys! Florida Hall of Famer Bonnie Hutelin and her daughter, Katie, tearing it up on the track.
