Freestyle motocross and biking in general is unquestionably dangerous. The biking community as a whole is indebted to the Air Ambulances and we should respect and appreciate how incredibly valuable this life saving service is. The issues of protection and safety are just as critical to bikers on roads as they are to me. Ok, so what I do is very dangerous, but highly skillful, that’s part of what makes it fun and exciting to watch! But what you don't realise is the steps I go to keep myself safe - I have to it's my career!! The dangers for bikers out on the road are also extreme.Injuries to motorcyclists are out of proportion to their presence on our roads. 'Bike4Life is a great event in terms of raising awareness of biker safety. Jamie wears specialist body-protection including knee braces and hi-tech boots as well as a protective motocross helmet to guard against possible head injuries. Expect big whips, front flips, back flips and lots of airborne tricks.ĭubbed the Squibinator, Jamie is no stranger to nasty biking injuries and fully backs the Bike 4 Life safety campaign. The Bike4Life Festival sees Jamie return from his international tour to bring some amazing FMX action to the event. He is also one of the top stars on the Arenacross tours across the UK. He is the only British FMX rider in Nitro Circus - an extreme sports show featuring jaw-dropping feats and choreographed riding routines. A three time British champion, he performs radical airborne motorcycle aerobatics and ground-based stunts. Jamie Squibb is one of the UK's top FMX riders. 3,500 bikers are expected to attend on the annual 23 mile Ride Out to RAF Cosford and over 10,000 attending the Festival where Jamie will perform. Jamie joins a host of biking talent already announced for the event including Irish singer/songwriter Shane Lynch former World Superbike champion Carl Fogarty, motorcycle and truck racing legend, Steve Parrish and adventure motorcyclist and author Nick Sanders. The UK's most successful freestyle motor cross rider Jamie Squibb is to perform a death-defying routine at the Bike4Life Festival on Sunday 30th April, to help support Midlands Air Ambulance Charity.
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