| Kyle
Bennett-
Free
Agent
2008
Team USA Olympian
2007
NBL #1 Elite Men's Pro
--2007
UCI Elite Men's ------------------------World
Champion
Kyle
Bennett is one of the sports most stylish riders. With a nickname
like "Butter", you know that his riding style is smooth.
With incredible power, skill, and finesse, Kyle is one of the fastest
riders on the
regular BMX track, as well as the X-Games Downhill course. Kyle has
also been picked already to be one of Team USA's Olympic hopefuls
by
some of the industry insiders for the inception of BMX racing in 2008.
If you talk to Kyle though, he is ready to take home a lot of wins
and
titles right now, and not worry that far down the road.
At
the end of 2006, Kyle underwent Knee Surgery and some people questioned
how quick his return to the top of the podium would be. Fans world
wide didn't have to wait long, as he came back stronger than ever.
2007 was Kyle's best BMX season to date, with the #1 NBL Pro Title,
a UCI World Championship title, and just missing out on the ABA
Pro title, with #2 overall. Kyle brings in some great momentum
into 2008, in the biggest year of BMX racing ever. With
3 World Championship titles, 3 NBL #1 Pro Plates, and 2 2nd place finishes
at the X-Games, Kyle is one of the sports best all around riders. Look
for Kyle to always be a threat for a win at whatever he does and to
be on the gate at the 08 Olympic Games.
Age:
28
Birth
date: 9-25-1979
Height/Weight:
5'11, 170 Lb
Nationality:
USA
Hometown:
Conroe, TX
Started
Racing at Age: 7
Personal
Vehicles: Chevy Tahoe
Favorite
Track: UCI Worlds Brazil 2002
Favorite
Food: Italian
Favorite
Music: Country
Favorite Movie: Mr Deeds
Favorite
TV Show: Wheel of Fortune
Favorite
Athlete: Andy Rodick, or any athlete who is successful
and loves what they do!
Hobbies:
Riding skate parks, trails, fishing, tennis
Cosponsors:
UGP, Shimano, Fly Racing, Bombshell, Go211.com,
OGIO, Sun Ringle, Kenda, Thomson, ORP
Career
Highlights: 3 Time UCI World Champion, 3 time
NBL #1, 2 time Silver Medallist at the BMX Downhill race at the
ESPN
X-Games
Number
of Career Wins: ABA-77 - NBL-67
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