Hall of Fame

Each year, USA BMX inducts two legendary BMX racers, one legendary Freestyle rider, along with one influential Industry person, as well as one influential BMX woman into the National BMX Hall of Fame. Nominations are accepted from the public, the final list of nominees is determined by the Hall of Fame Selection Committee, and the BMX Hall of Fame inductees, industry, media and a select few history experts cast their votes on the ballot to determine each year`s class.

The official home of the National BMX Hall of Fame is located at the Olympic Training Center in Chula Vista, CA.

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2004

• Craig Kundig | 2004, Industry

  

  In a way, all cruiser racers have Craig Kundig to thank for the creation of the class they race...

• Jeff Utterback | 2004, Pioneer

  

  Jeff Utterback started racing in 1973 at the world famous B.U.M.S. BMX track. As an unbeatable 14-year old BMX superstar...

• Kevin McNeal | 2004, Racer

  

  A few of the highlights that earns Kevin McNeal a spot in the ABA BMX Hall of Fame: Kevin`s mid-70`s dominance...

• Cecil Johns | 2004, Racer

  

  With a winning attitude and professional training techniques, Cecil Johns was the leader...