Supercross BMX race frames have been in the final of the UCI Pump Track World Championships since the very first one. In 2026, the Vision F1 stood on the podium again.
A pump track rewards the same things a BMX race track does: a frame that is stiff where you push, light where you pull, and quick enough to turn every roller into speed. That is what we build our race frames to do. So when the UCI and Red Bull started a world championship for pump track, our riders lined up on the same bikes they race every weekend.
The first UCI Pump Track World Championships, at the Swiss Bike Park near Bern, Switzerland. KJ qualified, we flew him to the final, and he rode his ENVY BLK 2 into the top 4 in a final won by Tommy Zula.
Aiko won the 2021 Red Bull UCI Pump Track World Championship in Lisbon, Portugal, on her Supercross Vision F1. The custom title frame we built for her hangs in our office in Apple Valley, California.
Bronze medal at the 2026 UCI Pump Track World Championships in Mentougou, Beijing, on October 16, on her Vision F1 Pro XL. Two Olympic Games, a Riga Grand Prix win and a world championship medal, all on the same frame. Factory teammate Tommy Zula finished eighth in the men's final the same day.
Vineta has medaled at the Pump Track Worlds four times since 2022, every one of them on a Supercross Vision. She does not change bikes between the BMX track and the pump track, and the results say she does not need to.
White Vision F1 carbon, world champion stripes, gold accents, and her name and title on the top tube. One of one, built to mark the win.
Factory rider and 2026 world championship bronze medalist Vineta Petersone on her Vision F1 with tips to massively improve your pump track riding.
Every roller is a pump. A frame that doesn't flex puts more of that push into speed.
No suspension and no gears to set up. Show up, pump, and carry speed.
Ride the pump track midweek and race the same bike on the weekend. The skills carry both ways.