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Hampton BMX, formerly Hampton Supertrack, has been located in Gosnold’s Hope Park for over 30 years. Our goal is to provide riders, their families and friends a safe place to come together to share their passion for the sport of BMX racing.
Our licensing body is USABMX, formerly the American Bicycle Association (ABA). We offer a “One Day Free” membership so riders can experience one free gate practice or one free race. A 12-month membership is $45 for the first family member. This membership allows you to race at any USABMX track in the United States. You will receive Pull Magazine, a BMX magazine, that gives great information about equipment, riders, races and tracks. There is also a temporary membership that can be purchased for $25 for 30 days. The temporary membership can then be converted to a full membership for $25.
National Development Program
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One day free pass!
BMX2GO is a Bus that takes day trips from Hampton BMX to the close, surrounding tracks. The cost to ride
and time we depart depend on the distance we have to travel. It is for riders who want to gain experience by going to other tracks, but do not have dependable transportation or a team caravan to get them there. Contact: Kelli Townsend 757-768-4629 or Jeannie Barke 757-880-0399.
It all started in 1981 when an avid 12 year old BMX racer from Michigan discovered he had Leukemia. Todd Kingsbury was his name, and like many BMXers, he had dreams of someday becoming a top pro in the sport. Unfortunately, this dreaded disease would keep Todd from fulfilling his dream.
When Todd`s friends and the American Bicycle Association learned of his diagnosis, it was decided that an organized effort should be made to help in Todd`s "Race for Life." The first ABA "Race for Life" events were formed that year, with over 130 tracks participating and raising funds for The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society®.
Ever since, the ABA has held a series of "Race for Life" events nationwide to help in the fight to find a cure for blood-related cancers. There are awards given to top fund raisers which include t-shirts, jackets and trips to the ABA Grand nationals of BMX.