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The history of BMX was born on the west coast of the USA in California in the late sixties. In 1968 there were also many young people who looked to motocross and wished to drive those two wheels that were so powerful and agile but could not do it for various reasons. Towards the early seventies, to get to the first dirt track races. These are the golden years for BMX (Bicycle Motocross) which, however, will still have to wait a long time to be well regulated and organized. In 1981 the first international federation (International BMX Federation) was created and starting from the following year various championships could be held, while it will be necessary to wait until 1985 for the interest of the FIAC (Fédération Internationale Amateur de Cyclisme) which begins its aimed at organizing competitions and championships. The names of the pioneers of the time, all great athletes, are: Bob Morales, Hugo Gonzales and Bob Haro, along with many others, are still considered absolute myths today. In 1991, the first unified BMX world championship was also born