It’s Just BMX

The Legends Series kicks off with Australian BMX icon Warwick Stevenson. Joining Dozer and Stew, Warwick takes a trip down memory lane, reflecting on the achievements that shaped his career, his experiences racing and living in the USA, and the challenges he overcame along the way.From international success to his induction into the Australian BMX Hall of Fame, Warwick shares the stories behind a career that has left a lasting mark on the sport. A great look back at the journey of one of Australian BMX's true legends.

Few people have had a better view of BMX racing than Rich Eames. From World Cups to World Championships, he's called some of the sport's biggest moments. In this episode, Dozer and Stew sit down with the legendary commentator for a chat packed with stories, insights, and plenty of laughs.

The boys are back, and this week they’re joined by Junior Elite rider Stephanie Alexander who sits down with Stew and Dozer to chat about her BMX journey, chasing the dream, and what it was like lining up at this year’s World Championships. Then there’s of course "Sunday talk"… plenty of feelings, plenty to unpack, and no shortage of things to discuss about after what went down.The boys also find out what’s next for Stephanie, where she wants to take her racing and just how big that future could be. And because It’s Just BMX, we couldn’t get through an episode without digging up a few funny stories from along the way!She might be 17, but Stephanie Alexander is already making her mark — and if what we’re hearing and seeing is anything to go by, the future is exciting.Another one you definitely want to listen to.

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.