On July 4 he won gold in Japan. The next day he landed a trick nobody had ever landed. Three weeks after that he took bronze in New Orleans. Same rider, same season, same frame — and you can order it today.

The World's First Flair Triple Downside Tailwhip

Chiba, July 5. The day after he won the park gold, Marcus came back for the Dave Mirra Park Best Trick, threw a flair triple downside tailwhip and rode away from it — the first one anyone has ever landed. It earned him the silver medal. Here it is.

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Three Medals in Three Weeks

New Orleans was the closing event of the first MoonPay X Games League Championship at Caesars Superdome, where Marcus rides for XC Los Angeles. Justin Dowell took gold there and Kieran Reilly took silver.

That is nine X Games medals for Marcus now: two gold, three silver, four bronze.

There Is No Team-Only Version

A lot of brands run one frame for the team and another for the catalog. We do not. Marcus runs a 20" Passion with a 20.5-inch top tube. That is a stock size. It is in the dropdown on the product page, in five colors, at the same $399.95 everybody else pays.

Same tubing. Same welds. Same heat treatment. Same dropouts. There is nothing on his bike we would not ship you.

What the Passion Is

Our do-everything street, park and trail frame. Full seamless, heat-treated cro-mo with Reynolds tubing blends, and full post-weld heat treatment on the complete frame — the same process we run across our race frames.

The Passion is built to pair with our SLT fork — butted and tapered cro-mo legs, forged internal spiral fluted steer tube, 1/4" micro dropouts, black oxide inside and out, 27 oz in the 20", no rider weight limit. It comes in every Passion color. Build the front end right the first time.

"We build it out of seamless heat-treated cro-mo and Reynolds tubing because that is what holds up when somebody puts down the first flair triple downside tailwhip anybody has ever landed. What he rides is what you get."

Bill Ryan — Founder, Supercross BMX, 1989

Marcus Christopher — X Games Record

Marcus joined the Supercross BMX Factory Team on March 5, 2026. Every 2026 result above was ridden on his Supercross Passion.

The Rest of the Season

Marcus won the 2026 US National BMX Freestyle title in April and took his first UCI BMX Freestyle World Cup win the same season. He sat world No. 5 in Park Men Elite in June.

At the Paris 2024 Olympics he finished fourth by 0.65 of a point — the best result an American man has ever posted in Olympic BMX freestyle. He came back to that level after a bad crash at X Games California in 2023, and he has been riding X Games since he was 16.