BSX2023 is exactly 179 days away and we have more partner announcements with Wes Colbran and Hair Cycle both returning, joining us again for another rad BSX event.

The event, an annual one on one BMX race, raises money for the Royal Children’s Hospital Foundation in Melbourne and 100% of profits from the event are donated to the RCH.

Don’t forget to save the date, Monday 16 January 2023. We look forward to seeing you there.

Silver Partner: Wes Colbran

Wes Colbran is a big supporter of BSX, he’s a great friend and all round good bloke. He’s a 50+ racer who works at Blackman’s Bicycles in NSW. He joined us for his first BSX in 2020 and had a blast, he followed that up as a silver partner for BSX2021 and BSX2022 where he donated complete bikes at both events.

Wes not only helps us with support though the prizes but also helps with track prep and on the day of the event (where travel restrictions allow).

What will he have for us for BSX2023? Time will tell. But you can bet that it’s gunna be cool.

A massive thanks to Wes for his support.

Bronze Partner: Hair Cycle

We’d like to welcome back Hair Cycle as a returning bronze BSX partner.

For regulars at BSX you may recognise Amie Main from Hair Cycle at the front gate at the event, selling raffle tickets, merchandise, even riding at some of the events, and you couldn’t miss her at the head shave, she’s the one with the clippers, in control.

For over a decade Amie has been instrumental in helping us raise thousands of dollars. Especially through the head shave activities at BSX over the past 5 years. In addition to her clipper duties she raises additional donations through her store Hair Cycle in Sunbury.

On top of being an all round legend Amie is a great hair dresser.

Want to know more? Visit facebook.com/Hair-Cycle-758733100916278

Look out for more announcements coming soon.

The BSX2023 is presented by BSX Inc/bmxultra.com

Gold Partners

Airsho
Thinglab

Silver Partners

ECIBMX
Sqorz
Wes Colbran

Bronze Partners

Hair Cycle

What is BSX?

BSX, short for Bicycle Supercross or Backyard Supercross, is an annual event that started in 2006. Since then the one on one elimination race has hosted thousands of BMX racers, and even dirt jumpers, from all over Australia, and around the globe.

With 100% of profits going to charity the event has raised well over $70,000 for the Royal Children’s Hospital Foundation and helped raise thousands of dollars for the Kinglake West Fire Brigade.

BSX2023 will be a special event, marking the 18th anniversary of the backyard BMX bash.

WHO CAN COMPETE AT BSX2023?

It’s a common misconception that BSX is an invite only event. This is not the case. Everyone is welcome to join in on the fun and festivities.

WANT TO BECOME A BSX2023 PARTNER?

Email webmaster@bmxultra.com today for details.

ABOUT BSX

BSX (Bicycle Supercross) is one-on-one sprint trails style BMX racing on a backyard track built specifically to test a rider’s skills. The short straights, lofty jumps and tight corners are intense under race conditions, offering a fun and entertaining event for competitors and spectators alike. The event provides a unique experience for the local Victorian riders, as well as the interstate and international visitors during an off day of the annual Track Attack series.

The primary goal BSX is to raise money for the Royal Children’s Hospital Foundation but there’s so much more to the event. It creates an atmosphere that words just can’t describe. Since the very first event in 2006 BSX has raised $70,000 helping to providing the hospital with much-needed equipment.

www.bmxultra.com/bsx

ABOUT THE ROYAL CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL

The Royal Children’s Hospital is the major specialist paediatric hospital in Victoria and provides a full range of clinical services and health promotion and prevention programs for infants through to adolescents. Each year the Royal Children’s Hospital treats tens of thousands of children through our Emergency Department, inpatient admissions and outpatient visits. The Royal Children’s Hospital Foundation plays a vital role in providing additional funding to support important research projects and purchase state of the art medical equipment to ensure that every child receives the very best treatment now and into the future.