About
Hall of Fame
The official home of the National BMX Hall of Fame is located at USA BMX headquarters in Gilbert, AZ.
CRITERIA: When considering all Hall of Fame Nominations - the selection committee looks for Inductees who have made a serious impact on the sport of BMX; whether it be through performance and accomplishments, or outside of competition.
- Helped change the direction of the sport of BMX and left their mark in a positive manner.
- Influential and recognized figure in the sport of BMX.
- Took the sport of BMX to a higher level of achievement or competition.
- Earned achievements such as National or World titles and championships, popularity awards, media attention, brand advertising and endorsement of BMX products, team sponsorship, and other competitive contributions.
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- 1989
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- 2014
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2016
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Lee Medlin | 2016, Pioneer
Known to the BMX world as Pedalin' Lee Medlin...
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Terry Tenette | 2016, Racer
With a "thumbs-up" pose every time a camera was pointed his direction, Terry Tenette became well known ...
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Dennis 'DMC' McCoy | 2016, Freestyle
Few riders can claim to have had such an influence on every discipline and aspect of the modern freestyle scene, as Dennis "DMC" McCoy...
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Dave Mirra | 2016, Freestyle
In February of this year, the sport of BMX lost a true legend. It is safe to say that no BMXer has ever reached the recognition, fame and notoriety that Dave Mirra....
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Jim Alley | 2016, Industry
As a big fan of anything that goes fast, Jim Alley founded Profile Racing in 1968.....
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Michelle Cairns | 2016, Woman
The last time an American woman won the UCI World Championships in BMX racing was in 1997 - nearly twenty years ago! ...and that American winner of the rainbow-striped World Champion jersey was Florida's Michelle Cairns.