BMAD Bike Festival Arena Events

Below is a list of the events that performed in the Hel Performance Arena at the 2011 festival.

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Saturday 30th April

11.45 - 12.30 ~ JAMIE SQUIBB

1.00 - 1.45 ~ STEVE COLLEY

3.15 - 4.00 ~ STEVE COLLEY

4.45 - 5.30 ~ JAMIE SQUIBB

Sunday 1st May

11.45 - 12.30 ~ JAMIE SQUIBB

1.00 - 1.45 ~ STEVE COLLEY

3.15 - 4.00 ~ STEVE COLLEY

4.45 - 5.30 ~ JAMIE SQUIBB

Steve Colley ~ International Trials Rider.

The skills of motorcycle trials riders like Steve Colley have to be seen to be believed. He and his rivals can do things with motorcycles that we mere mortals would consider impossible.

Like riding up and over cars and buses for example!
Whether the artificial obstacles of the
‘all-entertainment’ indoor spectaculars or the massive boulders and deep mud of the natural terrain courses, the idea is to do them all
feet-up and non-stop.

Steve's Achievments

3 Times British Solo Trials Champion
4 Times winner at Scotish Six Days Trial
11 Times winner Manx National 2 Day Trial
Winner of the 2007 Tough One Trials Challenge
2 Times winner Scott Time and Observational Trial
3 Times winner Paris Bercy Trials Master Indoor
4 Times winner Val De Isere Mountain Pursuit Trial
2 Times winner BBC Junior Kickstart
Winner of World Outdoor Trials Championship Round Finland
Winner of World Outdoor Trials Championship Round USA
Has ridden at world championship level for 16 years
3 Times World Champion (TDN)
3rd overall in the World Indoor Trials
5th overall in the World Outdoor Trials

Jamie Squibb ~ 3 time British Freestyle Motor Cross winner

Since the age of 6 Jamie has been a two wheel fanatic with a determination to get both wheels off the ground at any opportunity. As he grew and progressed to full on motocross race bikes, the increased power and suspension allowed the possibility of getting seriously airborne. A nearby quarry and woods, provided endless possibilities with almost sheer rock faces and spoil heaps galore.

Now with greater airtime and inspired by the visual display of one or two world class motocross riders, Jamie decided to follow suit – and put on a local ‘jump’ party for a few close friends – but in almost total darkness. Soon afterwards, the first ever stadium supercross event was held in the UK. Jamie decided to have a go and suddenly found himself running head to head with all his heroes. He made his mark, coming runner up to the world champion in the interval ‘freestyle jump’ contest - and this his first ever public appearance!

Jamie Squibb

As they say, the rest is history. Jamie soon became the UK’s number 1 FMX rider and has represented Britain in Dubai, South Africa, Belgium, and many other shores, including getting massive TV coverage throughout the whole world for the last 2 years.

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