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Published by Dozer and Stew
A BMX racing podcast. Interviews, Industry news, Race reviews, Plenty of laughs and nothing too serious with your hosts Dozer and Big Stew.
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The boys are back from Brisbane and there's plenty to unpack after what will go down as one of the most talked about BMX World Championships in recent memory. From the atmosphere around the track to the riders they caught up with, the racing that had everyone talking, and the moments that made this year's Worlds so memorable, Stew and Dozer dive headfirst into everything that happened over an unforgettable week. Of course, they also share their thoughts on the newly crowned World Champions and the decisions that have left the BMX community somewhat divided. Whether you were trackside in Brisbane, watched every gate drop from home, or are just catching up on the week, this is an episode you won't want to miss.
Stew and Dozer sit down with Shane "Jenko" Jenkins – one of the most respected voices in Australian BMX. With more than 40 years of racing under his belt and as the driving force behind BMXUltra.com, there's not much Jenko hasn't seen in the sport. With the 2026 UCI BMX Racing World Championships here, the boys dive into everything Worlds. From what it's really like to line up on the biggest stage in BMX, to the pressure, atmosphere and memories that make the event so special. They also chat about the international teams arriving in Australia and what fans should be watching for throughout the week. Few people know Australian BMX quite like Jenko, and his stories, insights and passion for the sport make for a cracking conversation.
Stew and Dozer sit down with French Elite rider Eddy Clerte,who has just landed in Australia, ahead of the UCI World Championships. The boys dive into the mindset that helps Eddy compete atthe highest level, the surprising lessons he's taken from surfing and music that have shaped his approach to BMX, and what it's like growing up as "Michael Clerte's son"—before the tables have turned and Michael is now known as "Eddy's Dad." It's an honest, uplifting and refreshingly genuine conversation about chasing dreams, embracing the journey, and backing yourself when it matters most. Now a friend of the show….Stew and Dozer can't wait to watchEddy line up against the world's best and see what he can do in Brisbane.
They say never work with animals or kids... but we reckon this one was worth the risk. In this episode, Stew hands over the microphone to some of Australia's future BMX stars to find out everything they're looking forward to at the World Championships. From who they're most excited to watch, to the riders they're hoping to meet, and the all-important jersey swaps they're dreaming of, these young racers share their excitement ahead of the biggest event on the BMX calendar. There's plenty of laughs, a few unpredictable moments, and a reminder of just how bright the future of Australian BMX really is. Who knows... somewhere in this episode could be Australia's next World Champion.
Fresh home from her first ever World Cup in Europe, Mia Webster joins Dozer and Stew to chat about an unforgettable few weeks overseas.What started as a BMX trip quickly became a mix of racing, sightseeing, croissants, carpark hangs, TikToks and plenty of laughs with the Aussie crew. Mia shares what it was like experiencing the World Cup scene and the joy of making a final in U23 Women on debut. Impressively, Mia also speaks of forging her own pathway in the sport, balancing BMX with nutrition studies and coaching. The boys learn why she's enjoying the journey as much as ever.A fun, light-hearted episode packed with stories, laughs and a behind-the-scenes look at a European adventure Mia won't forget anytime soon.
From the local tracks of Western Australia to life and racing in the USA, Jordan Callum has taken a pathway that few Australian BMX riders have experienced. In this episode, Dozer and Stew catch up with Jordan to chat about his journey to Marian University, what it's like balancing study and racing overseas, and the opportunities the American college system can offer aspiring riders.The boys also dive into the World Cup season and the upcoming World Championships. And, of course, they try to answer the question every Aussie BMX fan is asking – will Jordan ever come back home?
From the local track to becoming a 6-time National Champion, Brandon Te Hiko has experienced the highs and challenges that come with racing at the top level. In this episode, Dozer and Stew sit down with Brandon to chat about his BMX journey, the concussion battles that brought his elite career to an end, and the special bond he shares with his dad, Fraser, who has been there every step of the way. These days, Brandon's real passion lies in coaching and helping the next generation of riders succeed. Honest, insightful, and packed with BMX stories, we loved this one!
Dozer and Stew jump straight into an epic chat with Jayce Cunning - and there isn't much they don't cover. When going "all in" is the only option, the boys chat about racing in the USA, the excitement of team managing again for the upcoming worlds and the joy that coaching and growing the sport brings. Whether you're a rider, coach, parent or fan, you'll take plenty away from this one. Settle in and enjoy this episode with one of the most passionate voices in the sport.
After the rapid rise of Time BMX, if you still haven’t heard of them… we’re not quite sure where you’ve been lately! In this episode, Dozer and Stew sit down with Adam to chat all things Time BMX — where it all started, how the brand has grown, and the culture and energy it’s bringing back into the sport. From the vision behind the brand to the community that’s rallying around it, this one dives into why Time BMX has everyone talking. A great listen for riders, fans, and anyone who loves BMX culture — we’re seriously stoked on this one.
It’s Been a Minute… and after finally finding a chance to reset following the chaos and excitement of the 2026 National Champs, Dozer and Stew are back behind the mic for a full Nationals wrap-up. From the unreal vibes and standout moments to the long days and everything in between, the boys unpack it all in this episode.
Dozer and Stew chat about Round 4 of the Victorian State Series held at Shepparton BMX Club and then ponder what will be at next week's 2026 National Championships. With Worlds qualifying on the line....who will secure those coveted spots to Brisbane?
When he's not deadlifting a Mack Truck or eating his parents out of house and home, Jack lives full time in the USA, chasing the USABMX titles and UCI BMX World Cups. But for now, Jack is back in Australia training for the upcoming AusCycling National BMX Titles. Tune in to hear all about it.
Fresh off his wins at Oceanias and Round 1 of the Australian National Series, Dozer and Stew talk to Jesse Asmus. From winning his first World Cup in front of his home crowd, Jesse discusses how he handles the pressure of big races, what his long term goals are and the to journey to achieving the ultimate goal - representing his country at the Olympics.
Elite Rider. Olympic Coach. BMX Club President. Obtaining a PhD. Being a good bloke. There isn't much Adam Carey hasn't done in the sport of BMX. From growing racing in Victoria to travelling the world racing World Cups and USA Grands, Adam's had a wild ride. Tune in to hear all about it.
If travelling the world riding and racing your bike sounds like your idea of “Livin the dream” @sabca_bmx is doing just that. Sabina shares her journey, her experiences racing and riding all over the world, and what it truly takes to compete at the highest level in BMX.From World Titles to Olympic goals for LA 2028 and eyes on the 2026 BMX World Championships in Brisbane, this episode is full of inspiration, real talk, and pure passion for riding.We’re incredibly excited about this episode— not just because of her achievements, but because we believe in growing women’s racing in BMX and Mountain Biking. As dads of daughters who ride and race, this means everything to us.We’re proud of our girls, and we’re proud to help create space that inspires more girls to ride, race, and compete at every level. #bmx #girlswhoride
After a little break the boys are back for another year of talking (waffling) BMX. With Track Attack already done and dusted, 2026 is going to be a big one. With some amazing guests lined up, it's time to fire up the laptop - as soon as we remember the password - and get back into it.
The boys wrap up what's been an amazing 2025 and get excited about a huge year ahead in 2026.
The boys catch up after Dozer's recent trip to The Grands.
From growing up in a town with 150 people and no BMX track in sight, to claiming both the Elite Men and Superclass 2025 National Championships in the same weekend. How did he get there? Tune in to find out.
We may have given him an introduction, but he really needs no introducing. Dozer and Stew sit down with the kid from Ballarat, who is taking on the world. From racing at 2 years old, to winning World Cups and rainbow jerseys, Josh Jolly still has his sights set on bigger things.
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