Ramps designed specifically for our shows, they are sturdy and modular according to space and venue

Music plays an important role in our freestyle shows. Our powerful sound system helps capture the audience’s attention and creates the perfect atmosphere to energize both the crowd and the athletes during the performance

Fun and original, our moderator always knows how to entertain and involve both the audience and our athletes

A premium meet and greet experience with photos, autographs and direct interaction between the audience, riders and brand. The perfect moment to create engagement, boost online visibility and make your event even more memorable

Experienced professional athletes with backgrounds in live performances and international competitions, delivering high level technique, safety and entertainment to enhance your event and reinforce your brand image

High energy tricks, continuous rhythm and pure adrenaline create a show full of wow moments. The result is a memorable performance that attracts crowds and amplifies word of mouth around your event

Looking for a choreographed and original show?

The SICK!Show BMX freestyle performance features riders with an impressive competitive background. Our athletes include national champions who have competed in international competitions such as World Cups, European Championships and global BMX events.

Several riders have been part of the Italian national BMX Freestyle team, while others still compete at that level today. Their experience guarantees a spectacular performance that blends high level technique, creativity and entertainment, delivering a powerful show that captivates any audience.

Our speaker is always part of the experience. With lively commentary and constant interaction, he helps keep the audience engaged, excited and fully involved in every moment of the show.

Each show lasts from 25 to 30 minutes and can be repeated several times during your event. Thanks to our creativity and constantly evolving tricks, every performance feels unique, giving even returning spectators a new and engaging experience each time.

Professional BMX freestyle show featuring national champions and international competitors. Perfect entertainment for festivals, events and brand activations.

To delimit and secure the show area. The audience must stay outside the limits to enjoy the show safely

Minimum space 24x8m up to 25x12m; our structures are fully modular

Book your BMX Freestyle Show now for your event

BMX Freestyle Show

Music plays an important role in our shows. Our powerful sound system helps capture the audience’s attention and creates the perfect atmosphere to energize both the crowd and the athletes during the performance

A spectacular show with 2 disciplines where choreography, adrenaline and creativity come together.

This format combines the energy of BMX freestyle with the precision of street trial, creating a dynamic and spectacular performance. Our riders perform high level tricks both on the ground and on custom built obstacles, delivering a show that mixes flow, balance, creativity and explosive action.

The team includes national champions and riders with international competitive experience, including World Cups and European Championships. Several athletes have also been part of the Italian national BMX team, bringing top level skills and professionalism to every performance.

With continuous interaction, engaging commentary from our speaker and constantly evolving trick sequences, the show creates strong emotions and keeps the audience fully involved. Each performance can be repeated several times during the event, always offering something new and exciting for the spectators.

BMX freestyle and trial bike show with national champions and international riders. Spectacular tricks and adrenaline performances for events and festivals.

Minimum space 5x5m up to 25x12m; our structures are fully modular

Book your Bike Trial & BMX Freestyle Show now for your event

Bike Trial & BMX Freestyle Show

Designed specifically for our shows, they are sturdy and modular according to space and venue

Fun and original, he always knows how to entertain and involve both the audience and our athletes

Choreography, adrenaline and creativity combined in one unforgettable show.

Our riders face obstacles of various heights and distances, performing technical and spectacular moves without ever touching the ground with their feet."

Spectacular moves are performed at height on custom built structures that create tension and keep the audience breathless. With street trial bikes, riders perform technical tricks and dynamic movements made possible by a bike designed for precision and explosive action.

We show everyone unique sequences, actively involving the audience to create strong emotions and lasting memories.

The show becomes even more interactive thanks to our speaker, who adds lively commentary and constantly engages both the riders and the audience.

Thanks to the compact setup and modular structures, this format is also perfect for events where space is limited, allowing us to deliver a spectacular freestyle performance even in smaller venues such as squares, shopping malls, indoor events and promotional spaces.

Street trial freestyle show with spectacular bike trial tricks, custom structures and audience interaction. Perfect entertainment for festivals, events and brands.

Minimum space 5x5m up to 15x15m; our structures are fully modular

Book your MTB Trial Freestyle Show now for your event

MTB Bike Trial Freestyle Show

Searching for a unique performance for your event or brand?

We create custom freestyle shows designed to fit any type of event. From corporate activations and promotional campaigns to concerts, festivals and large public events, our performances can be adapted to your space, audience and communication goals.

Our riders are also available for film productions, commercials and media projects as stunt performers or action riders, bringing authenticity, technical skill and spectacular freestyle action to every production.

Custom freestyle shows for events, brands and productions. Tailor made performances designed for festivals, corporate events, promotions and media projects.

Custom Experience

Rovereto, a key hub for innovation in the Trentino region, is not only famous for its museums, history and art.

During Wired Next Fest 2025, the city became a stage where technology and creativity blended with spectacular live performances.

From October 3 to 5, 2025, Rovereto came alive with more than 140 events, 170 speakers and talks dedicated to human, social, technological and environmental energies. Alongside workshops, exhibitions and concerts, the audience also experienced an adrenaline packed BMX freestyle and bike trial show by SICK!Show, featuring Francesco Mongillo and Elia Benetton, accompanied by our speaker.

When innovation becomes spectacle

Wired Next Fest Trentino is not the typical tech conference. It is a free festival dedicated to innovation, digital culture, sustainability and ideas that shape the future.

Every corner of Rovereto, from Piazza Malfatti to Teatro Zandonai, hosts talks, workshops and performances ranging from artificial intelligence and robotics to green technologies and pop culture.

Within this high intensity intellectual environment, the BMX freestyle and bike trial show brought physical energy into a cultural context, creating a bridge between sport, movement, technology and the urban audience.

The first jump: when the crowd turns around

It was an October afternoon. Streets and squares in the historic center were full of curious visitors and enthusiasts.

Talks about artificial intelligence and future technologies alternated with coding workshops and squares animated by DJ sets and live music.

Then, like a call, the wheels arrived.

Our speaker took the microphone in the courtyard set up specifically for the bike show and introduced Francesco Mongillo.

Music started. The audience gathered.

The first trick exploded with energy: smooth jumps and total BMX control. It was the kind of performance you do not expect at a technology festival, yet it captured everyone’s attention instantly.

Then Elia Benetton entered the arena, combining bike trial precision with freestyle energy. Perfect balance, millimeter accurate moves and dynamic tricks followed one another as the audience applauded, filmed and shared the moment online.

It was the meeting of two worlds: the adrenaline of sport and the excitement of innovation. That fusion is what made Wired Next Fest truly unique.

BMX freestyle and bike trial: two disciplines, one show

Over the three days, the audience grew performance after performance.

Each show became a mix of balance, power, rhythm and interaction.

Francesco Mongillo’s BMX freestyle runs delivered gravity defying tricks, rotations and continuous jumps, while Elia Benetton impressed spectators with extreme bike trial technique: vertical hops, balance on narrow obstacles and absolute bike control.

Our speaker connected every moment, building tension, explaining the technical difficulty of the tricks and helping the audience understand what they were witnessing.

Everyone became part of the show.

A show that speaks about the future

In a festival that encourages people to reflect on energy in all its forms, from green technologies to collective creativity, the BMX freestyle and bike trial show perfectly embodied this vision.

The physical energy of the tricks, the passion of the riders and the connection with an urban audience moving between AI talks and digital installations merged into a vivid and engaging experience.

It was not just a sports performance.

It was an invitation to see the bicycle as a symbol of movement, human energy and collective innovation.

Behind the scenes: safety and organization

Behind the show there was careful preparation.

Structure installation, a secured performance area, coordination with the festival staff and precise timing to integrate smoothly into the dense program of Wired Next Fest.

This allowed visitors to enjoy a professional and engaging performance without interfering with other activities, instead enhancing the overall festival experience.

Freestyle shows for culture, sport and innovation events

The BMX freestyle and bike trial show at Wired Next Fest 2025 in Rovereto confirmed how versatile these formats are and how easily they adapt to different contexts:

• cultural festivals

• innovation events

• outdoor events

• city squares

• live performances within complex programs

This combination of sport, emotion and spectacle is perfect for engaging audiences, creating shareable content and generating memorable moments that become part of an event’s story.

Want to bring a BMX freestyle and bike trial show to your event?

SICK!Show performances transform any space into an arena of energy and excitement, with professional riders, a dedicated speaker and high level freestyle performances.

Whether it is a festival, urban event, trade fair or seasonal opening, a BMX freestyle and bike trial show captures attention, engages audiences and enhances any program.

Contact us to discover how to include a memorable show in your next event.

Rovereto, a key hub for innovation in the Trentino region, is not only famous for its museums, history and art.

During Wired Next Fest 2025, the city became a stage where technology and creativity blended with spectacular live performances.

From October 3 to 5, 2025, Rovereto came alive with more than 140 events, 170 speakers and talks dedicated to human, social, technological and environmental energies. Alongside workshops, exhibitions and concerts, the audience also experienced an adrenaline packed BMX freestyle and bike trial show by SICK!Show, featuring Francesco Mongillo and Elia Benetton, accompanied by our speaker.

Wired Next Fest Trentino is not the typical tech conference. It is a free festival dedicated to innovation, digital culture, sustainability and ideas that shape the future.

Every corner of Rovereto, from Piazza Malfatti to Teatro Zandonai, hosts talks, workshops and performances ranging from artificial intelligence and robotics to green technologies and pop culture.

Within this high intensity intellectual environment, the BMX freestyle and bike trial show brought physical energy into a cultural context, creating a bridge between sport, movement, technology and the urban audience.

The first jump: when the crowd turns around

It was an October afternoon. Streets and squares in the historic center were full of curious visitors and enthusiasts.

Talks about artificial intelligence and future technologies alternated with coding workshops and squares animated by DJ sets and live music.

Our speaker took the microphone in the courtyard set up specifically for the bike show and introduced Francesco Mongillo.

The first trick exploded with energy: smooth jumps and total BMX control. It was the kind of performance you do not expect at a technology festival, yet it captured everyone’s attention instantly.

Then Elia Benetton entered the arena, combining bike trial precision with freestyle energy. Perfect balance, millimeter accurate moves and dynamic tricks followed one another as the audience applauded, filmed and shared the moment online.

It was the meeting of two worlds: the adrenaline of sport and the excitement of innovation. That fusion is what made Wired Next Fest truly unique.

BMX freestyle and bike trial: two disciplines, one show

Over the three days, the audience grew performance after performance.

Each show became a mix of balance, power, rhythm and interaction.

Francesco Mongillo’s BMX freestyle runs delivered gravity defying tricks, rotations and continuous jumps, while Elia Benetton impressed spectators with extreme bike trial technique: vertical hops, balance on narrow obstacles and absolute bike control.

Our speaker connected every moment, building tension, explaining the technical difficulty of the tricks and helping the audience understand what they were witnessing.

In a festival that encourages people to reflect on energy in all its forms, from green technologies to collective creativity, the BMX freestyle and bike trial show perfectly embodied this vision.

The physical energy of the tricks, the passion of the riders and the connection with an urban audience moving between AI talks and digital installations merged into a vivid and engaging experience.

It was an invitation to see the bicycle as a symbol of movement, human energy and collective innovation.

Behind the scenes: safety and organization

Behind the show there was careful preparation.

Structure installation, a secured performance area, coordination with the festival staff and precise timing to integrate smoothly into the dense program of Wired Next Fest.

This allowed visitors to enjoy a professional and engaging performance without interfering with other activities, instead enhancing the overall festival experience.

Freestyle shows for culture, sport and innovation events

The BMX freestyle and bike trial show at Wired Next Fest 2025 in Rovereto confirmed how versatile these formats are and how easily they adapt to different contexts:

• live performances within complex programs

This combination of sport, emotion and spectacle is perfect for engaging audiences, creating shareable content and generating memorable moments that become part of an event’s story.

Want to bring a BMX freestyle and bike trial show to your event?

SICK!Show performances transform any space into an arena of energy and excitement, with professional riders, a dedicated speaker and high level freestyle performances.

Whether it is a festival, urban event, trade fair or seasonal opening, a BMX freestyle and bike trial show captures attention, engages audiences and enhances any program.

Contact us to discover how to include a memorable show in your next event.

BMX Freestyle and Bike Trial Show at Wired Next Fest 2025: Energy, Innovation and Spectacular Riding in the Heart of Rovereto

Genoa is not a flat city.

It is vertical. Narrow. Intense.

And that is exactly why it became the perfect stage for a BMX freestyle and bike trial show during the promotion of Red Bull Cerro Abajo.

For two consecutive days, Francesco Mongillo, Elia Benetton and Samuel Dikan transformed an urban space in the heart of the city into a freestyle arena, bringing tricks, adrenaline and spectacle under the Red Bull banner.

With our speaker guiding the rhythm and engaging the crowd, the energy rose from the very first minute.

Red Bull Cerro Abajo: the most extreme urban downhill race in the world

Red Bull Cerro Abajo is one of the most spectacular and iconic urban downhill competitions in the world. Stairs, narrow streets, jumps and steep descents transform cities into high intensity race tracks.

Bringing the promotion of this event to Genoa meant only one thing: creating a show that reflected the urban, technical and aggressive spirit of the race.

Not just a performance.

But a real activation capable of letting people experience the Red Bull energy even before the competition.

Day one: Genoa stops and watches

The music starts. The speaker fires up the crowd. The Red Bull logo dominates the scene.

Francesco Mongillo opens the show with a fast BMX line, long manuals and precise jumps on the ramps placed in the event area. People stop walking. Phones come out.

Samuel Dikan immediately raises the level. Trick combinations, compact rotations and clean landings echoing on the asphalt.

Then comes the extreme precision of Elia Benetton. Bike trial in urban freestyle style. Jumps from a standstill onto narrow modules, vertical balance and total bike control on structures that seem impossibly small.

Genoa is no longer just watching.

Genoa is applauding.

The urban soul of the show

A freestyle show in a city like Genoa has a completely different flavor.

Between historic buildings and crowded squares, the sound of tires on asphalt mixes with music and the voices of the audience. Every trick is amplified by the urban echo.

A skateboarder stops to watch. Tourists gather around out of curiosity. Kids in the front row ask for autographs.

The show is not only performance.

It is connection.

And that is exactly what a Red Bull brand activation is meant to create.

Day two: even higher energy

The second day the atmosphere is even more intense.

Many people had already seen the show the day before. They came back with friends, bringing someone along saying “you have to see this”.

The speaker launches a symbolic challenge: beat the height from the previous day.

Francesco gains speed. Samuel prepares the ramp. Elia studies the obstacle.

The jump is higher.

The landing is clean.

The crowd explodes.

At that moment the Red Bull spirit is perfectly embodied. Pushing limits. Going beyond. Turning the urban environment into an extreme playground.

BMX freestyle and bike trial: the perfect show for brand activation

The experience in Genoa proves it clearly.

A BMX freestyle and bike trial show is perfect for:

• urban brand activations

• extreme sports event promotion

• marketing campaigns

• street and outdoor events

• promotional tours

It is dynamic. Visual. Shareable. And perfectly aligned with brands that communicate energy, performance and pushing limits.

With Red Bull Cerro Abajo, that connection was natural.

Professional organization and management

Behind two days of show there is precise technical work.

Setup of modular structures.

Secured show area.

Coordination with the Red Bull staff.

Timing perfectly aligned with the promotional schedule.

For the brand this means maximum impact with zero surprises.

For the audience it means experiencing a high level freestyle show in the heart of the city.

Looking for a BMX freestyle show for your event or brand activation?

SICK!Show creates professional BMX freestyle and bike trial shows for brands, sports events and urban activations across Italy.

With riders like Francesco Mongillo, Elia Benetton and Samuel Dikan and a professional speaker, we transform any space into an arena of energy.

If you want your brand to be remembered, you need something that makes people stop.

Freestyle does exactly that.

Contact us and bring a high intensity show to your next event.

And that is exactly why it became the perfect stage for a BMX freestyle and bike trial show during the promotion of Red Bull Cerro Abajo.

For two consecutive days, Francesco Mongillo, Elia Benetton and Samuel Dikan transformed an urban space in the heart of the city into a freestyle arena, bringing tricks, adrenaline and spectacle under the Red Bull banner.

With our speaker guiding the rhythm and engaging the crowd, the energy rose from the very first minute.

Red Bull Cerro Abajo: the most extreme urban downhill race in the world

Red Bull Cerro Abajo is one of the most spectacular and iconic urban downhill competitions in the world. Stairs, narrow streets, jumps and steep descents transform cities into high intensity race tracks.

Bringing the promotion of this event to Genoa meant only one thing: creating a show that reflected the urban, technical and aggressive spirit of the race.

But a real activation capable of letting people experience the Red Bull energy even before the competition.

The music starts. The speaker fires up the crowd. The Red Bull logo dominates the scene.

Francesco Mongillo opens the show with a fast BMX line, long manuals and precise jumps on the ramps placed in the event area. People stop walking. Phones come out.

Samuel Dikan immediately raises the level. Trick combinations, compact rotations and clean landings echoing on the asphalt.

Then comes the extreme precision of Elia Benetton. Bike trial in urban freestyle style. Jumps from a standstill onto narrow modules, vertical balance and total bike control on structures that seem impossibly small.

A freestyle show in a city like Genoa has a completely different flavor.

Between historic buildings and crowded squares, the sound of tires on asphalt mixes with music and the voices of the audience. Every trick is amplified by the urban echo.

A skateboarder stops to watch. Tourists gather around out of curiosity. Kids in the front row ask for autographs.

And that is exactly what a Red Bull brand activation is meant to create.

The second day the atmosphere is even more intense.

Many people had already seen the show the day before. They came back with friends, bringing someone along saying “you have to see this”.

The speaker launches a symbolic challenge: beat the height from the previous day.

Francesco gains speed. Samuel prepares the ramp. Elia studies the obstacle.

At that moment the Red Bull spirit is perfectly embodied. Pushing limits. Going beyond. Turning the urban environment into an extreme playground.

BMX freestyle and bike trial: the perfect show for brand activation

The experience in Genoa proves it clearly.

A BMX freestyle and bike trial show is perfect for:

It is dynamic. Visual. Shareable. And perfectly aligned with brands that communicate energy, performance and pushing limits.

With Red Bull Cerro Abajo, that connection was natural.

Behind two days of show there is precise technical work.

Timing perfectly aligned with the promotional schedule.

For the brand this means maximum impact with zero surprises.

For the audience it means experiencing a high level freestyle show in the heart of the city.

Looking for a BMX freestyle show for your event or brand activation?

SICK!Show creates professional BMX freestyle and bike trial shows for brands, sports events and urban activations across Italy.

With riders like Francesco Mongillo, Elia Benetton and Samuel Dikan and a professional speaker, we transform any space into an arena of energy.

BMX Freestyle Show in Genoa for Red Bull Cerro Abajo: Two Days of Pure Urban Energy

When the bike season opens in South Tyrol, expectations are always high.

Perfect trails.

Spectacular landscapes.

A community ready to ride again.

But at the Bike Opening in Brunico in May 2025, it was not only the start of the season that was celebrated. It was the spectacle of the bicycle itself.

Raising the energy of the event were Andrea Maranelli and Daniel Degiampietro, performing a spectacular bike trial and freestyle show by SICK!Show, accompanied by our speaker who turned every jump into a collective moment of excitement.

Brunico, a hub of bike culture

The Bike Opening in Brunico is more than just an event. It is a meeting point for riders, families, bike enthusiasts and brands from across the industry.

The atmosphere is exactly what you expect from South Tyrol at the start of the season: the desire to ride, to share experiences and to enjoy the mountains together.

In such an authentic environment, the event needed a show that truly reflected the spirit of the bike world while still surprising the audience. A freestyle performance that spoke the language of technique, control and adrenaline.

Bike trial was the perfect choice.

When bike trial becomes freestyle spectacle

Bike trial is often perceived as a highly technical discipline.

But at the Bike Opening 2025 in Brunico, it turned into a true freestyle show.

The structures were placed in the center of the event area. Technical obstacles, modules of different heights and lines designed to highlight precision and explosive power.

As soon as the speaker took the microphone, all attention shifted there.

Music. Rider introductions. Applause.

Then the first jump from a standstill onto an obstacle more than one meter high. Vertical balance. A suspended moment of silence. Then the crowd erupted.

Freestyle is not only about speed or rotations.

It is about total control of the bike.

It is about turning every obstacle into a stage.

And in Brunico, that is exactly what happened.

Andrea Maranelli and Daniel Degiampietro: extreme technique and stage presence

Andrea Maranelli brought a clean, powerful and precise riding style. Vertical hops from a standstill, technical moves on surfaces only a few centimeters wide and static balance that seemed to defy gravity.

Daniel Degiampietro raised the pace with more dynamic lines and explosive combinations. Consecutive tricks, sudden direction changes and increasingly higher jumps.

Each run was built to create tension.

Every clean landing released a wave of applause.

The speaker amplified every moment. He explained the difficulty of the tricks, involved the kids in the front row and turned the performance into a friendly challenge between the riders.

Within minutes the Bike Opening Brunico 2025 show area was completely surrounded by spectators.

The moment that ignites the event

There is always a moment when a show moves beyond technical performance and becomes a shared experience.

In Brunico it happened during the grand finale.

A sequence of progressively higher jumps over obstacles. The crowd counting out loud. One, two, three.

The final jump was the highest.

Total silence as the bike rose vertically.

Perfect landing.

A collective explosion of applause.

At that moment the freestyle show was no longer just entertainment. It had become the beating heart of the Bike Opening 2025.

Why freestyle shows are perfect for bike events

The success of the show in Brunico made one thing clear.

A bike trial and freestyle show:

• perfectly fits the bike culture

• engages audiences of all ages

• creates a central gathering point

• enhances sponsor and brand visibility

• generates organic social media content

• increases the time visitors spend in the event area

At an outdoor event like the Bike Opening in South Tyrol, the show becomes a catalyst of energy.

It does not interrupt the program.

It enhances it.

Organization and safety: high level performance with professional management

Behind every jump there is precise organization.

Technical inspections.

Coordination with the event organizers.

Certified modular structures.

Controlled and secured show area.

Continuous communication with the event staff.

At the Bike Opening 2025 in Brunico, the show integrated perfectly with the event schedule while respecting all timing and safety requirements.

For the organizers, this meant one thing: maximum impact with zero complications.

From bike trial to freestyle shows across Italy

The experience in Brunico confirms how powerful and versatile freestyle bike shows can be.

They are perfect for:

• bike season openings

• outdoor mountain events

• sports festivals

• cycling expos and trade shows

• inaugurations and sponsor villages

Andrea Maranelli and Daniel Degiampietro, together with the SICK!Show team and our speaker, transform every space into an arena of adrenaline.

In Brunico, in May 2025, they proved it once again.

Looking for a bike trial and freestyle show for your event?

If you are organizing a bike event, a seasonal opening or a sports festival and want to create a moment your audience will truly remember, a freestyle show is the perfect choice.

SICK!Show delivers professional and fully customizable performances with experienced riders and complete event management.

Contact us and discover how to bring a bike trial and freestyle show to your next event.

When the bike season opens in South Tyrol, expectations are always high.

But at the Bike Opening in Brunico in May 2025, it was not only the start of the season that was celebrated. It was the spectacle of the bicycle itself.

Raising the energy of the event were Andrea Maranelli and Daniel Degiampietro, performing a spectacular bike trial and freestyle show by SICK!Show, accompanied by our speaker who turned every jump into a collective moment of excitement.

The Bike Opening in Brunico is more than just an event. It is a meeting point for riders, families, bike enthusiasts and brands from across the industry.

The atmosphere is exactly what you expect from South Tyrol at the start of the season: the desire to ride, to share experiences and to enjoy the mountains together.

In such an authentic environment, the event needed a show that truly reflected the spirit of the bike world while still surprising the audience. A freestyle performance that spoke the language of technique, control and adrenaline.

When bike trial becomes freestyle spectacle

Bike trial is often perceived as a highly technical discipline.

But at the Bike Opening 2025 in Brunico, it turned into a true freestyle show.

The structures were placed in the center of the event area. Technical obstacles, modules of different heights and lines designed to highlight precision and explosive power.

As soon as the speaker took the microphone, all attention shifted there.

Then the first jump from a standstill onto an obstacle more than one meter high. Vertical balance. A suspended moment of silence. Then the crowd erupted.

Freestyle is not only about speed or rotations.

It is about turning every obstacle into a stage.

And in Brunico, that is exactly what happened.

Andrea Maranelli and Daniel Degiampietro: extreme technique and stage presence

Andrea Maranelli brought a clean, powerful and precise riding style. Vertical hops from a standstill, technical moves on surfaces only a few centimeters wide and static balance that seemed to defy gravity.

Daniel Degiampietro raised the pace with more dynamic lines and explosive combinations. Consecutive tricks, sudden direction changes and increasingly higher jumps.

Every clean landing released a wave of applause.

The speaker amplified every moment. He explained the difficulty of the tricks, involved the kids in the front row and turned the performance into a friendly challenge between the riders.

Within minutes the Bike Opening Brunico 2025 show area was completely surrounded by spectators.

There is always a moment when a show moves beyond technical performance and becomes a shared experience.

In Brunico it happened during the grand finale.

A sequence of progressively higher jumps over obstacles. The crowd counting out loud. One, two, three.

Total silence as the bike rose vertically.

At that moment the freestyle show was no longer just entertainment. It had become the beating heart of the Bike Opening 2025.

Why freestyle shows are perfect for bike events

The success of the show in Brunico made one thing clear.

• enhances sponsor and brand visibility

• generates organic social media content

• increases the time visitors spend in the event area

At an outdoor event like the Bike Opening in South Tyrol, the show becomes a catalyst of energy.

Organization and safety: high level performance with professional management

Behind every jump there is precise organization.

Continuous communication with the event staff.

At the Bike Opening 2025 in Brunico, the show integrated perfectly with the event schedule while respecting all timing and safety requirements.

Bike Trial and Freestyle Show in Brunico: Pure Adrenaline at the Bike Opening 2025

Canazei.

Val di Fassa.

Mountains that look like natural theatre backdrops.

When you talk about the WHOOP UCI Mountain Bike World Series, you are talking about the highest level of mountain biking in the world. International athletes, official teams and media from all over Europe.

And it was right here, at the opening of the Canazei round, that we brought our BMX freestyle show.

Everything seemed perfect.

Until the sky decided to change the plan.

Opening of the UCI race: adrenaline before the competition

The atmosphere was electric. The crowd was gathering in the event area. Professional riders were preparing for the race. The structures were ready.

Our BMX freestyle show was meant to ignite the atmosphere before the official races.

Music ready.

Speaker fired up.

Ramps built and tested.

Then suddenly the sky closed.

The storm that stopped everything

In the mountains the weather does not warn you.

Within minutes heavy rain started falling. Then hail. The kind that bounces on the ground and turns the event area into a slippery surface.

For a moment everything stopped.

Spectators under shelters.

Staff looking at each other.

The program suddenly uncertain.

Storms like that are rare even in Canazei.

But a professional show is not measured when everything goes smoothly.

It is measured when things go wrong.

Dry, check, restart

As soon as the rain started slowing down, the real work began.

Drying the structures.

Checking the surfaces.

Inspecting the ramps.

Running safety tests.

Every detail was carefully checked again. At an international event like the WHOOP UCI Mountain Bike World Series, there is no room for improvisation.

The team worked with full focus. The speaker kept the crowd engaged, explaining what was happening and building anticipation for the show to return.

Then the sky opened again.

The moment everything restarted

When the clouds finally cleared, the atmosphere felt different.

Cooler. Charged.

The crowd quickly gathered again around the show area. After the storm, people were craving adrenaline.

The first jump was almost symbolic.

Controlled speed.

Strong takeoff.

Clean landing.

Instant applause.

From that moment on, the BMX freestyle show in Canazei became a crescendo.

Fast lines on the ramps, now perfectly dried. Trick combinations. Long manuals. Big jumps with the Dolomites as a backdrop.

After testing the show, the mountains seemed to amplify it.

BMX freestyle in the heart of Val di Fassa

There is something unique about bringing freestyle riding into the mountains.

The contrast between the urban discipline of BMX and the natural scenery of the Dolomites creates an incredible visual impact.

During the opening of the Canazei round of the WHOOP UCI Mountain Bike World Series, the show was more than entertainment.

It became:

• a moment of energy before the race

• a gathering point for the international crowd

• spectacular content for photos and videos

• a sign of resilience after the storm

The difficult weather made the show even more memorable.

When resilience becomes part of the show

Many will remember that day for the sudden rain and hail.

But those who were there will remember something else.

The show still happened.

And not only did it happen.

It became one of the most exciting moments of the opening.

In a prestigious event like the UCI Mountain Bike World Series, delivering a show even in extreme conditions is what separates a professional team from a simple performance.

Why BMX freestyle shows are perfect for UCI events

The experience in Canazei proves it.

A BMX freestyle show at an event like the WHOOP UCI Mountain Bike World Series:

• builds excitement before races

• activates the event village

• entertains the crowd between competitions

• connects perfectly with the bike culture

• elevates the perceived quality of the event

And it works even in complex mountain environments.

Looking for a BMX freestyle show for your international sports event?

Bringing a show to a place like Canazei during the UCI Mountain Bike World Series requires experience, adaptability and professionalism.

SICK!Show produces BMX freestyle shows for:

• world cup events

• UCI competitions

• mountain bike festivals

• international race openings

• race villages

With full technical management and maximum attention to safety.

If you want a show that does not stop even when a mountain storm hits, get in touch.

Adrenaline does not wait for sunshine.

Mountains that look like natural theatre backdrops.

When you talk about the WHOOP UCI Mountain Bike World Series, you are talking about the highest level of mountain biking in the world. International athletes, official teams and media from all over Europe.

And it was right here, at the opening of the Canazei round, that we brought our BMX freestyle show.

Until the sky decided to change the plan.

Opening of the UCI race: adrenaline before the competition

The atmosphere was electric. The crowd was gathering in the event area. Professional riders were preparing for the race. The structures were ready.

Our BMX freestyle show was meant to ignite the atmosphere before the official races.

In the mountains the weather does not warn you.

Within minutes heavy rain started falling. Then hail. The kind that bounces on the ground and turns the event area into a slippery surface.

Storms like that are rare even in Canazei.

But a professional show is not measured when everything goes smoothly.

As soon as the rain started slowing down, the real work began.

Every detail was carefully checked again. At an international event like the WHOOP UCI Mountain Bike World Series, there is no room for improvisation.

The team worked with full focus. The speaker kept the crowd engaged, explaining what was happening and building anticipation for the show to return.

When the clouds finally cleared, the atmosphere felt different.

The crowd quickly gathered again around the show area. After the storm, people were craving adrenaline.

From that moment on, the BMX freestyle show in Canazei became a crescendo.

Fast lines on the ramps, now perfectly dried. Trick combinations. Long manuals. Big jumps with the Dolomites as a backdrop.

After testing the show, the mountains seemed to amplify it.

BMX freestyle in the heart of Val di Fassa

There is something unique about bringing freestyle riding into the mountains.

The contrast between the urban discipline of BMX and the natural scenery of the Dolomites creates an incredible visual impact.

During the opening of the Canazei round of the WHOOP UCI Mountain Bike World Series, the show was more than entertainment.

• a gathering point for the international crowd

• spectacular content for photos and videos

The difficult weather made the show even more memorable.

Many will remember that day for the sudden rain and hail.

BMX Freestyle Show in Canazei at the WHOOP UCI Mountain Bike World Series

Era il tardo pomeriggio del 25 luglio 2025 quando l’ex Manifattura Tabacchi di Rovereto, oggi cuore pulsante dell’innovazione sostenibile conosciuta come Progetto Manifattura, ha cambiato volto.

Un weekend tutto dedicato alla bicicletta stava per cominciare.

Ma nessuno avrebbe immaginato che, oltre agli stand, alle conversazioni e alla partenza della Northcape4000, il Bike Show BMX freestyle e bike trial firmato SICK!Show sarebbe diventato il centro di gravità dell’intero evento.

Quando un hub di innovazione diventa palcoscenico di energia e spettacolo

Progetto Manifattura è un hub di sostenibilità e innovazione nel cuore di Rovereto, un luogo pensato per connettere imprese, startup e comunità attorno a pratiche green e mobilità sostenibile.

Quel venerdì, però, tra le mura di questa ex fabbrica industriale riqualificata, a incontrarsi non c’erano solo imprenditori e appassionati di bici: c’erano centinaia di persone pronte a fermarsi, guardare e vivere uno spettacolo vero.

Musica, bici e folla carica di energia: il Bike Show “Manifattura Connection” stava per cominciare.

Il primo salto e l’atmosfera che si accende

Il nostro speaker sale sul microfono. La musica si alza.

Il pubblico si avvicina lentamente, incuriosito.

Poi arriva il primo movimento di ruota.

Francesco Mongillo apre lo show con una run di BMX freestyle: manual fluidi, salti sui moduli e atterraggi precisi che catturano l’attenzione dei passanti.

Pochi istanti dopo, il ritmo cambia.

Samuel Dikan porta dinamismo ed esplosività: trick potenti e linee veloci che fanno rimbalzare l’attenzione da una rampa all’altra.

Poi entra in scena Elia Benetton, perfetto ponte tra tecnica e spettacolo. Il bike trial emerge come forma d’arte: equilibri impossibili, salti millimetrici, ostacoli superati con controllo assoluto.

Infine, Andrea Maranelli chiude la prima sequenza con salti spettacolari che alzano l’asticella, facendo esplodere la folla in applausi.

In pochi minuti l’aria intorno all’area spettacolo cambia: non è più solo una demo – è uno show vero, condiviso, vissuto.

Il ruolo dello speaker: ritmo, coinvolgimento e connessione con il pubblico

Il nostro speaker non è un semplice presentatore.

È il filo rosso che lega ogni salto, ogni equilibrio e ogni reazione del pubblico.

Con voce sicura racconta le acrobazie, coinvolge chi guarda, crea aspettativa. Ringrazia il pubblico. Spiega la tecnica. Ridefinisce i limiti dello spettacolo freestyle.

Ogni trick diventa momento condiviso, ogni atterraggio diventa applauso, ogni salto diventa ricordo.

BMX freestyle e bike trial: più di acrobazie, una storia di bici

Spesso si pensa al bike trial come disciplina tecnica, separata dalle vibrazioni potenti della BMX freestyle.

A Rovereto, però, questi due mondi si sono fusi.

La BMX freestyle ha portato velocità, creatività e ritmo.

Il bike trial ha portato precisione, controllo e tensione.

Il risultato è stato uno spettacolo con due anime, che si intrecciano e si completano, trasformando una semplice demo di acrobazie in un’esperienza completa di intrattenimento sportivo, adatta a famiglie, appassionati e curiosi.

Quando lo show diventa connessione

Il weekend di Progetto Manifattura era pensato per “un fine settimana all’insegna della bicicletta”, con momenti istituzionali come la partenza della Northcape4000 e occasioni di networking.

Ma per molti, il momento più atteso è stato proprio la combinazione di musica, acrobazie e performance live.

Persone che si fermavano per caso.

Bambini con gli occhi spalancati.

Appassionati che filtravano video social.

Sponsor che vedevano il proprio logo nel cuore dell’azione.

Lo spettacolo BMX freestyle e bike trial ha raccolto tutto questo e lo ha trasformato in energia.

Dietro le quinte di uno show perfetto

Dietro quelle acrobazie ci sono ore di preparazione.

Montaggio strutture.

Sopralluogo area evento.

Allineamento con staff organizzatore.

Controlli di sicurezza.

Ogni elemento dello show era pensato per integrarsi con l’ambiente di Progetto Manifattura senza interferire con il programma ufficiale dell’evento — inclusa la partenza della Northcape4000, l’avventura in bici senza supporto di oltre quattro mila chilometri che parte proprio da Rovereto.

Perché uno spettacolo freestyle è perfetto per eventi bike, fiere e connessioni sociali

La straordinaria partecipazione all’evento di Rovereto racconta una cosa semplice:

Uno spettacolo BMX freestyle e bike trial non è solo acrobazie.

È un magnete di attenzione.

È un punto di aggregazione.

È un catalizzatore di emozioni.

È ciò che trasforma una semplice location in un punto di incontro.

Una giornata qualunque in un weekend memorabile.

Vuoi uno spettacolo BMX freestyle e bike trial per il tuo evento?

SICK!Show realizza spettacoli personalizzati per fiere, festival, aperture stagionali, eventi sportivi e manifestazioni outdoor.

Con rider professionisti come Francesco Mongillo, Elia Benetton, Samuel Dikan e Andrea Maranelli e uno speaker dedicato, portiamo intrattenimento dinamico e tecnico ovunque serva.

Se vuoi trasformare il tuo evento in un’esperienza che il pubblico ricorderà, contattaci per un format freestyle su misura.

Era il tardo pomeriggio del 25 luglio 2025 quando l’ex Manifattura Tabacchi di Rovereto, oggi cuore pulsante dell’innovazione sostenibile conosciuta come Progetto Manifattura, ha cambiato volto.

Un weekend tutto dedicato alla bicicletta stava per cominciare.

Ma nessuno avrebbe immaginato che, oltre agli stand, alle conversazioni e alla partenza della Northcape4000, il Bike Show BMX freestyle e bike trial firmato SICK!Show sarebbe diventato il centro di gravità dell’intero evento.

Quando un hub di innovazione diventa palcoscenico di energia e spettacolo

Progetto Manifattura è un hub di sostenibilità e innovazione nel cuore di Rovereto, un luogo pensato per connettere imprese, startup e comunità attorno a pratiche green e mobilità sostenibile.

Quel venerdì, però, tra le mura di questa ex fabbrica industriale riqualificata, a incontrarsi non c’erano solo imprenditori e appassionati di bici: c’erano centinaia di persone pronte a fermarsi, guardare e vivere uno spettacolo vero.

Musica, bici e folla carica di energia: il Bike Show “Manifattura Connection” stava per cominciare.

Il primo salto e l’atmosfera che si accende

Il nostro speaker sale sul microfono. La musica si alza.

Il pubblico si avvicina lentamente, incuriosito.

Francesco Mongillo apre lo show con una run di BMX freestyle: manual fluidi, salti sui moduli e atterraggi precisi che catturano l’attenzione dei passanti.

Samuel Dikan porta dinamismo ed esplosività: trick potenti e linee veloci che fanno rimbalzare l’attenzione da una rampa all’altra.

Poi entra in scena Elia Benetton, perfetto ponte tra tecnica e spettacolo. Il bike trial emerge come forma d’arte: equilibri impossibili, salti millimetrici, ostacoli superati con controllo assoluto.

Infine, Andrea Maranelli chiude la prima sequenza con salti spettacolari che alzano l’asticella, facendo esplodere la folla in applausi.

In pochi minuti l’aria intorno all’area spettacolo cambia: non è più solo una demo – è uno show vero, condiviso, vissuto.

Il ruolo dello speaker: ritmo, coinvolgimento e connessione con il pubblico

Il nostro speaker non è un semplice presentatore.

È il filo rosso che lega ogni salto, ogni equilibrio e ogni reazione del pubblico.

Con voce sicura racconta le acrobazie, coinvolge chi guarda, crea aspettativa. Ringrazia il pubblico. Spiega la tecnica. Ridefinisce i limiti dello spettacolo freestyle.

Ogni trick diventa momento condiviso, ogni atterraggio diventa applauso, ogni salto diventa ricordo.

BMX freestyle e bike trial: più di acrobazie, una storia di bici

Spesso si pensa al bike trial come disciplina tecnica, separata dalle vibrazioni potenti della BMX freestyle.

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