We built the Uuesalu track with the enthusiasm of our club members and the help of great supporters. There is still a lot to do, and everything we do costs money – every bit of help is welcome.
Support building the track
IBE Estonia has been the cornerstone that made the track possible at all. Koeru Infrateenused helped with excavation work, and Väo quarry provided the material for the top layer and the drainage gravel. There is still a lot to do on the track and it is hard without supporters. We need help with:
- building corners (asphalt, concrete)
- the start hill (asphalt, concrete)
- track lighting (poles, lights, cable)
- a car park (asphalt, paving stones, gravel, geotextile)
Support the club
Our riders train hard to get better and bring home good results. Training runs every week, and we also attend camps with world-class BMX coaches. We race in Estonia, Latvia and Finland, and some riders travel to European Cup rounds. We want to buy BMX bikes in different sizes and other gear for the club to lend to beginners – newcomers rarely buy full kit straight away, so this brings more kids into the sport. Your support helps cover:
- BMX gear for the club to lend to newcomers
- riders’ trips to races and camps
- coaching fees
- a container near the track for the club’s shared equipment
Support a rider
Believe in one of our riders and want to help them? You can support a rider’s training costs, equipment (bike, helmet, spare parts, clothing, shoes) and the costs of camps and races. Meet our riders.
How to support
You can support us by bank transfer.
Recipient: BMX Tallinn MTÜ
IBAN: EE077700771008534098
Please add what you want to support in the reference (for example “Track” or a rider’s name). Companies, please contact us at info@bmxtallinn.ee.
Our sponsors
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IBE Estonia
An irreplaceable partner – without them we would have no track.
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Infrateenused
Machinery and support that help us build the track.
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Radolab
Thanks to them BMX Tallinn has its own tent.
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Väo Paas
The best possible surface on our track.
Many other companies and private donors helped build the track – read the story of the track.