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Monster Energy Athletes Triumph at X Games Salt Lake City 2025

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah – The second day of the Summer X Games has concluded, and it was another thrilling chapter for Monster Energy riders. On Saturday, June 29, 2025, the action-packed competition at Utah State Fairpark saw the athletes of Monster Energy grab a remarkable 11 medals: 3 gold, 4 silver, and 4 bronze across seven contest events.

BMX Dirt: Complete Podium Sweep

In a groundbreaking performance, the Monster Energy team swept the entire podium in the BMX Dirt event. Ryan Williams, a 31-year-old rider from Sunshine Coast, Australia, clinched his first gold medal with a mesmerizing run that included a double front flip and a cash roll. His final score was an impressive 94.33 points.

Brady Baker, 22, secured the silver medal with a solid score of 93.66 points, showcasing his talent with advanced tricks such as a backflip triple tailwhip. Completing the podium, Daniel Sandoval took home the bronze with 85.33 points, cementing a fantastic day for the BMX riders of Monster Energy.

Women’s Skateboard Vert Best Trick: Arisa Trew Makes History

In the Women’s Skateboard Vert Best Trick event, Arisa Trew, a remarkable 15-year-old from Palm Beach, Australia, wowed the crowd by executing a historic trick that had never been landed before: the kickflip body varial 540. This stunning feat secured her the gold medal and extended her X Games gold medal record to an astonishing eight.

“I was thrilled to land that trick. It’s a dream come true,” Trew said after a triumphant showing.

Moto X Best Whip: Julien Vanstippen Excels

Julien Vanstippen of Belgium took gold in the Moto X Best Whip competition, refusing to let a thumb injury hold him back. His daring aerial tricks captivated both judges and spectators alike, earning him his second Best Whip gold medal.

Skateboard Park and Street Events

The Men's Skateboard Park event was another highlight of the day, with Kieran Woolley from Kiama Downs, Australia, earning silver, closely followed by Tom Schaar, who snatched the bronze. Both riders impressed during their runs on the sprawling park course.

In the Men's Skateboard Street competition, Nyjah Huston managed to secure a silver with his incredible score of 93 points. He expressed confidence in his abilities but acknowledged his competitor's skills: “You can never count a competitor out.” The podium also included Julian Agliardi, a 15-year-old talent from Long Beach, California, who collected a bronze on his X Games debut.

Conclusion: A Day to Remember

Day 2 of X Games Salt Lake City 2025 showcased the incredible talents of Monster Energy athletes. With an astounding performance resulting in 11 medals, including remarkable records and milestones achieved, the future looks exceedingly bright for these athletes. The excitement will continue as the action unfolds further in the remaining events of this iconic sporting weekend.