The FISE makes its way to Essonne: a major festival featuring three days of BMX, rollerblading, and skateboarding

Attention thrill-seekers and urban culture enthusiasts: from September 18 to 20, 2026, Essonne will become the world capital of urban sports. For the very first time in Île-de-France, the FISE World Series is coming to the Essonne Stadium to host the grand final of its French tour.

From international competitions in BMX, Roller, Skateboarding and scooter riding, get ready to witness the world’s top riders push the limits of gravity at a vibrant festival blending sport with urban culture. Designed to be open to all, whether you're a seasoned expert or simply an adventure-seeker eager for an adrenaline rush, this event promises an unforgettable experience for everyone.

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FISE is more than just a competition — it’s a deep dive into the freestyle world. Over thousands of square meters, massive structures are taking shape to give athletes the space to pull off increasingly complex tricks. Beyond the competition zones, this festival, which aims to be just as spectacular as it is inclusive, pulses with demonstrations, public workshops, and guided sessions led by experienced instructors.

Over 250 top-level athletes, both French and international, spanning junior, amateur, and professional categories, will be competing to earn the final points of the season. The FISE Essonne will feature seven different sports across three main areas, including a French Cup in BMX Freestyle Park, an Olympic discipline since 2020.

The Freestyle Park features large-scale steel structures layered with wood. Designed with oversized elements, they offer plenty of speed and space for riders to perform tricks and soar through the air. Meanwhile, the Fusion Park simulates urban environments, with features like benches, rails, and staircases, creating the perfect setting for street-style disciplines.

As for the Spine Ramp, it's designed with two ramps connected by a central edge shaped like a W. This setup allows athletes to perform aerial tricks while giving spectators an unobstructed view. Urban sports fans, don’t miss this exciting event happening in Île-de-France!