About
Hall of Fame
The official home of the National BMX Hall of Fame is located at USA BMX Headquarters in Tulsa, OK.
Click here to fill out the nomination form.
CRITERIA: When considering all Hall of Fame Nominations - the selection committee looks for Inductees who have made a serious impact on the sport of BMX; whether it be through performance and accomplishments, or outside of competition.
- Helped change the direction of the sport of BMX and left their mark in a positive manner.
- Influential and recognized figure in the sport of BMX.
- Took the sport of BMX to a higher level of achievement or competition.
- Earned achievements such as National or World titles and championships, popularity awards, media attention, brand advertising and endorsement of BMX products, team sponsorship, and other competitive contributions.
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2022
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Andy Patterson | 2022, Racer
From his early days racing for the original GT squad to his years dominating the older Amateur ranks aboard a Skyway T/A or his personal JMC signature bike …all equipped with graphite Tuff Wheels, of course … Andy Patterson was deemed a threat to whoever lined up next to him in the gate. …. then he’d holeshot ‘em all doing a one-footed start!
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Randy Stumpfhauser | 2022, Racer
As the oldest Pro to ever win an ABA No.1 Pro title - at age 32, Fresno's Randy Stumpfhauser will long be remembered for his amazing feats in BMX racing. As an amateur, he won an ABA National No.1 Cruiser title. As a Rookie pro, he won the Golden Crank for Rookie of the Year. As a factory Pro for Huffy, Powerlite and GT, Stumpy was always in the main and usually up for the day’s win. Whether it be ABA, NBL or a UCI event, you’d never count out Stumpy for the win.
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Steve Van Doren | 2022, Industry
Steve Van Doren has retained his family's legacy - working just about every job there is at America’s Most Famous Shoe company - all the way up to his current position as Vans' vice president of Events and Promotions. As the face of the Van Doren family, Steve is a familiar figure with his trademark Hawaiian shirt and contagious excitement for Vans shoes.
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Tara Llanes | 2022, Woman
In her early days of BMX racing, Tara Llanes showed talent way ahead of her peers. Competing in ABA honed her two-wheeled skills and brought Llanes much success - racing for factory teams from Aussie Gear to the Championship-winning Haro-Crupi squad. And it's those same skills learned on a 20-inch and cruiser that helped her move on to a highly successful mountain bike career - riding for top teams such as Specialized and Giant.
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Kevin Jones | 2022, Freestyle
Kevin Jones video parts in the Dorkin' in York collection, displaying his creativity, hard work ethic and incredible, mind-boggling trick list have drawn appropriate comparisons to Kev being The Rodney Mullin of BMX.
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TJ Lavin | 2022, Freestyle
Still as humble and stoked on the sport of BMX as he was back then - we welcome Vegas' TJ Lavin as the newest Freestyle Inductee into the National BMX Hall of Fame.