Adaptive BMX
WHERE
Samil Beach, Vigo.
WHEN
From August 7 to 9, 2026.
WHAT
For the second year, Marisquiño incorporates the discipline of Adaptive BMX, a competition that will bring together international riders with disabilities who have become world references in BMX freestyle. Athletes who not only master the sport but also inspire thousands of people with their story, talent, and determination.
This initiative is made possible thanks to the collaboration with the Fundación BIMBA Y LOLA, an organization committed to inclusion and positive impact through art, culture, and sport. The foundation renews its collaboration with Marisquiño to continue promoting adaptive sports and foster more diverse and accessible spaces.
PRIZES
All riders, both invited and from the open, will compete for the same cash prizes as the official championship category, in a clear commitment to equity, visibility, and recognition of talent without barriers.
BIKEPARK
Marisquiño presents a mixed street and ramp bikepark where each rider can freely choose the modules that best suit their abilities and style, without the need for structural modifications.
HOW
The competition is presented as a unique proposal that combines in a single format a selection of invited riders and a small open to the public, bringing together established riders with new talents.
On one hand, eight national and international riders, world references in adaptive BMX, have been specially selected for their trajectory and competitive level to represent the best of this discipline. Their presence will bring quality, spectacle, and visibility to the event, showcasing the high performance and evolution of adaptive BMX on the global stage.
Alongside them, under equal conditions and sharing the course, riders from a small open to everyone will participate, an open call without filters that seeks to broaden the base of the sport and offer a real opportunity for growth.
*Final schedule pending confirmation. The program may be subject to changes due to weather conditions or other force majeure factors.
Participation rules
Riders
Julián Molina
Julian (Colombia, 1998) is a renowned BMX Freestyle rider and one of the most inspiring figures in urban sports internationally. His sporting career has led him to stand out for his bike control, his ability to execute highly complex technical tricks and a style of his own that sets him apart on the world scene. His talent, charisma and consistency in every competition have established him as a reference of Colombian BMX Freestyle and a respected figure within the urban community.
Juanje Trujillo
Juanje (Spain, 1996) is an outstanding BMX athlete born in Spain and one of the most solid riders on the national circuit. With fluid technique, great skatepark control and a remarkable ability to link complex lines, he has established himself as a reference of self-improvement, consistency and talent within the discipline. His evolution on the ramps reflects years of dedication and a way of understanding BMX based on precision, creativity and the constant search for new challenges.
Dan Butler
Dan (United Kingdom, 1995) is an experienced British athlete and a leading figure within the urban sports community. His career is characterised by exceptional muscle memory and great spatial perception, abilities that allow him to precisely calculate distances in transitions, the speed of landings and the height of jumps. His technical mastery and adaptability make him a reference within his discipline, showing how precision, control and consistency are essential elements in urban sport.
Derek Pobuta
Derek (United States, 1997) is a talented BMX rider with a strong presence on the international scene. His style combines refined technique, great physical power and precise execution in every run. Recognised for his speed, fluidity on the skatepark and ability to face the most demanding transitions, he stands out for a dynamic approach that reflects his mastery of the bike and his constant evolution within the discipline.
Sergi Santín
Sergi (Andorra, 1999) is an outstanding BMX rider who has experienced great evolution within the adaptive discipline. Thanks to constant discipline and rigorous training, he has perfected his technique, improving his positioning, control and fluidity on the bike. Despite his short career on the competitive circuit, his progression has been remarkable, establishing himself as a rider with a clean, precise style and a high level of preparation.
Claudio Sandoval
Claudio (Argentina, 1989) is an outstanding BMX rider with a solid presence on the Latin American scene. His methodological approach, resilience and passion for the bike have allowed him to build a career based on consistency and technical precision. Recognised for his clean, safe and controlled style, he faces every ramp with great mastery and commitment, showing a combination of preparation, experience and dedication within the discipline.
Carlos Gil
Carlos (Mexico, 1995) is a passionate BMX exponent and a standout rider within the Mexican scene. His career reflects effort, consistency and a great connection with the bike. Thanks to his technical mastery, precise control and ability to approach the ramp with creativity, he has developed a style of his own marked by originality and fluidity. His dedication shows the growth and evolution of BMX in Latin America.
