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Join RWilly as he looks back at some of the biggest and most shocking stunts in Nitro Circus tour history, featuring legends Travis Pastrana, Special Greg, Wheelz, and more!

Nitro Circus 2.0 is heading to Liwa Festival in Abu Dhabi for two days of high-flying action on December 19–20, 2026, and tickets are officially on sale! Taking over the iconic Moreeb Dune in Liwa Oasis, Nitro Circus is bringing some of the world's best Freestyle Motocross and BMX athletes to one of the region's most exciting desert destinations. Fans can expect massive tricks, world-class riding, pyrotechnics and some of Nitro Circus' most jaw-dropping signature stunts. Lead

Nitro Circus' Cody Matechuk just took snowbiking to a WHOLE NEW LEVEL with this world record stunt, presented by Wake Energy. Check it out.

Your 2026 Show Us Your Tricks winner is Karl Immers! Four years ago, Karl’s life changed while attempting a 1440. A crash during the trick resulted in him losing his left eye. This year, he entered Show Us Your Tricks with one goal: go back and get redemption on the trick that changed everything. And he stomped it. The comeback, commitment and willingness to take on the 1440 again was about as Nitro as it gets, earning Karl the title of 2026 Show Us Your Tricks winner. As the

LOS ANGELES, CA; LAS VEGAS, NV — Thrill Sports, Dana White’s category-defining sports and entertainment company, has signed with Independent Artist Group (IAG) for worldwide television and media rights, brand partnerships and global touring representation. Thrill Sports is rapidly transforming the future of sports and entertainment through an expanding portfolio of adrenaline-fueled live sporting event properties with explosive social media and digital engagement and an alw

Teaming up with Nitro Circus, Ryan Bean traveled to Alaska’s Knik River Valley to throw a double gainer from more than 100 feet off an iceberg, plunging into glacier water below 40°F. The remote location required a helicopter to get Ryan onto the iceberg and a boat waiting below to retrieve him after the jump. In the water, conditions were just as intense. The glacier runoff was so murky that the scuba extraction team could only see about one foot in front of them underwater.