BMXNT has teamed up with Saya Sakaikabara to promote female participation in BMX in the Northern Territory.

Saya will attend Girls Day events at Red Centre BMX, Alice Springs on Friday October 9th, and Satellite City BMX Club, Palmerston On Sunday October 11th.

The events will consist of Come & Try sessions to introduce new female riders to the sport and female-only coaching sessions to current BMXNT members.

All members of the BMXNT community are invited to come along and meet Saya at either of these events.

Saya has also partnered with Red Centre BMX and Jingili BMX Club to offer coaching sessions to all riders on Thursday 8th October and Saturday 10th October respectively.

Please see the clubs for further details.

LIKE BMXNT on Facebook or email executiveofficer@bmxnt.org.au for full details on how to register for the events. 

Nominations for the biggest event on the NT BMX scene are NOW OPEN!

All BMX riders are invited. REGISTER NOW to be part of the fun. Be quick. Online nominations close on August 16.

Many thanks to LJ Hooker Katherine for coming on board as the event's major sponsor. Also Local Appliance Rentals, R&M Motorcycles Katherine, Van Eerde Air Conditioning & Refrigeration, Air Power and Nutrien Ag Solutions as Sliver sponsors. Our appreciation also goes to the many Bronze sponsors. Please support the businesses that support BMX.

The 2020 BMXNT Titles technical guide is located Here .

Please contact executiveofficer@bmxnt.org.au if you have any queries.

BMXNT would like to thank the BMX community for your patience and understanding while restrictions on sport and public gatherings have been in place.
Following the Chief Ministers announcement yesterday, we are pleased to confirm that individual outdoor BMX activities, where physical distancing can be maintained at all times, can resume from noon today, Friday 1 May 2020.
This includes training and solo participation activities at clubs but does not include competition or racing, as safe social distancing cannot be maintained during these activities. Racing and competitions can resume from 5 June 2020.
There are no restrictions on group numbers of less than 500 people, however BMXNT requests that all participants exercise appropriate social distancing, maintain good personal hygiene and that people leave facilities as soon as their activity is completed.
We request that all clubs ensure that facilities are kept clean and sanitised and that equipment is not shared.
Clubhouses or canteens where food and beverages are consumed can continue to operate for take away only until May 15th when they can resume fully subject to the completion of a NT COVID-19 checklist (available from May 5th).
We will work together with all BMXNT clubs to ensure that everyone in the BMXNT community can enjoy the sport we have all missed in a safe environment.

Please visit https://coronavirus.nt.gov.au/ for the latest health alerts and precautionary advice regarding COVID-19.

BMXNT appreciate the great effort our members make to attend the BMXNT Grand Tour Series and feel it is important that we keep you informed of changes that affect the BMXNT racing calendar.

Unfortunately, due to current the restrictions on travel and public gatherings within the NT, we are unable to provide our community with clear future dates for a series that could be inclusive for all NT riders. Therefore the BMXNT Board have made the difficult resolution to cancel the 2020 Grand Tour Series.

We are open to the possibility of holding an alternative event later in the year and will focus our attention on exploring opportunities once the current restrictions have been lifted. 

Planning for the 2020 BMXNT Titles at Big Rivers BMX Club will continue as scheduled and we will include the Grand Tour Series in the 2021 event calendar.

We thank everyone in the BMXNT community for your patience and understanding while this decision was being made.

An update from BMXNT

Dear BMXNT affiliated members, 

We are living during an unprecedented time of increasing uncertainty and the need to prioritise the health and safety of our community must take paramount importance.

The advice and recommendations around COVID-19 has been developing daily with the latest advice from the Federal Government being that all non-essential gatherings must be avoided until further notice.

Although the current government guidelines around outdoor sport suggests that gatherings of less than 10 people can continue, BMXNT acknowledges the request from BMXA for all BMX associations to postpone BMX activities until further notice.
We are aware that until now our affiliated clubs have been doing their best work within the government guidelines, maintain member health and safety and continue to provide a service for their members. Until now it has been our aim to support everyone with their endeavours. 
Now though, we see no option but to strongly recommend that all clubs postpone all BMX activity until further notice in an effort to protect everyone in the BMXNT community. 
We will provide updates on the situation on a regular basis through direct contact with Member Associations and through social media channels. 

BMXNT appreciates your assistance as we join Australia in attempting to manage the spread of COVID-19.

Gary Shaw

Executive Officer

BMXNT