“The Mindset of a Champion: Kye Whyte on BMX and Beyond”
Send us a textHe’s fast, fearless, and fiercely focused. Kye Whyte has done it all — two-time World Cup winner (Manchester 2019, Brisbane 2024), European Champion, and Olympic silver medalist in Tokyo. From growing up in Peckham to becoming one of the faces of British BMX, Kye’s journey is pure drive and determination.In this episode of the Lane 8 BMX Podcast, Kye opens up about why he’s glad the 2025 season is behind him, what he’s changing for 2026, and how **confidence—not cockiness—**keeps him ahead of the pack. We talk rivalries, redemption, and the relentless mindset it takes to stay on top of the world.Whether you’re a racer, a fan, or just love stories about pushing limits, this one’s all gas—no brakes.
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"From BMX Podiums to New Paths: Kevin Halls’ Story"
Send us a textKevin Halls, formerly known as Kevin Pauls, is a highly accomplished BMX racer with an impressive track record on the national stage. A three-time USA BMX National Champion and the 2015 USA BMX National #1 Amateur, Kevin has built a reputation for his speed, consistency, and competitive drive. Beyond the race track, he pursued academics at Cal Poly, where he studied mechanical engineering—bringing the same focus and dedication to his education as to his riding. Kevin’s journey blends elite-level BMX success with a commitment to growth both on and off the bike, making him a standout figure in the sport.
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From National Titles to World Stage: Elwin Remmerts’ 2025 Season
Send us a textElwin Remmerts is back for his third time on the podcast, and a lot has happened since we last spoke. He captured the Dutch BMX Championship title in the 25+ category, earned an impressive 5th-place finish at the World Championships in Denmark, and even found time to recharge with a vacation in Italy alongside his girlfriend and her family. Off the track, Elwin has stepped into a new role as a coach for a local BMX team, sharing his experience and passion with the next generation of riders. With one final national race left this season, he’s already setting his sights on an even bigger year ahead.
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Crow River BMX: “New Dirt, Same Heart”
Send us a textOn this episode of the Lane 8 BMX Podcast, we head to St. Michael, Minnesota, where Crow River BMX is in the middle of a full-blown revival. With a brand-new track rebuild and the Land O' Lakes Nationals set to return this July, this longtime Midwest staple is again ready to shine on the national stage.Jason Kempel and Dan Isaacs, the co-track operators leading the charge, are joining me. We talk about the decision to bring back the original Crow River name, the challenges of rebuilding a track from the ground up, and the behind-the-scenes work it takes to host a national event. Their passion for the sport and community is front and center in this conversation.If you care about the future of BMX, local tracks, and the people making it all happen, this one’s for you.
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"Elwin Remmerts: From Elite Rider to a Fuller Life"
Send us a textIn this powerful episode, we reconnect with Dutch cyclist Elwin Remmerts—once an elite rider with his eyes on the top, now navigating a new chapter shaped by resilience and perspective. After a devastating crash left him with a severe concussion and a heart injury, Elwin made the difficult decision to step down from elite competition.But this isn't a story about giving up—it's about transformation.Now working full-time, building a life with his girlfriend, and rediscovering balance, Elwin opens up about how the crash, while physically and emotionally taxing, ultimately put him on a path to a more meaningful and grounded life. We talk about identity, recovery, and what it really means to live fully—on and off the bike.
If your looking for all things BMX racing you’ve found the right podcast. Here at “Lane 8 BMX Podcast I’ll speak with Olympic level racers, kids to the weekend warriors and much more. So, get comfortable, turn up the volume, and remember to snap on green.