The Red Bull X-Fighters World Tour 2009 is over, crowning its deserved new champion in London after the closest finish in history. In 2009, a combination of unique locations across the globe and emotion-filled head-to-head battles between the finest freestyle riders on the planet thrilled 200,000 FMX fans at the World Tour’s...

The twelve best freestyle motocross riders on the planet will face off in London’s Battersea Power Station at 20.30 hours local time on Saturday night as the Red Bull X-Fighters World Tour comes to a thrilling conclusion. With four riders still in with a chance of taking the overall series title 2009, the sell-out crowd can e...

In the world of sport there is playing football and playing with the football, and when it comes to the second there are few better in the world than Brazilian freestyle football star Murilo Pitol. The 19-year-old from Cariacica finished third in the World Final of Red Bull Street Style 2008 and will be on hand in London to...

Nate Adams (USA) confirmed his status as favourite for the overall title as he took top spot in Qualifying for the season finale of the Red Bull X-Fighters World Tour 2009 in London’s Battersea Power Station on Friday night. The American was in outstanding form as he secured victory ahead of Dany Torres (ESP) and Jeremy Stenb...

As the best FMX riders in the world gather in London for the final event of the Red Bull X-Fighters World Tour 2009, it’s time to take a brief look back at the highlights so far of what probably been the most fiercely-contested World Tour in Red Bull  X-Fighters history: surprise packages, revolutionary new tricks, rookie bre...

The final stop of the Red Bull X-Fighters World Tour 2009 in London’s Battersea Power Station looks set to be a four-way battle for the overall series title. After four of five events America’s Nate Adams leads the standings, with Robbie Maddison (AUS), Eigo Sato (JPA) and Mat Rebeaud (SUI) all still in with a chance of being...