Podcast – Bas de Bever
From BMX Weekly · 01:08:50
Show by @BMXWeekly.com
We caught up with Bas de Bever combing through his career as a racer, competing and winning his first World Championship of many back in 1983, through the 80s and early 90s transitioning into a very notable mountain bike career before moving into setting up and coaching the Dutch National Team back when BMX first became an Olympic sport. A position he has held until recently when he called it a day after a very successful many years and Olympic cycles under his belt. We talk about why the Dutch have always been so strong in BMX over the last 3 decades, past sponsors, coaching talk and some of the guys Bas has battled with in BMX from Eric Minozzi to Wilco Groenendaal and Christophe Leveque. Lots more. Check it out.
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