Varo Hernández: From Montreal Success to Idol at the Metropolitano
Varo Hernández’s start to the season couldn’t be more spectacular. The Madrid rider, internationally recognized in the world of BMX Flatland, has had a dream start to the season, combining sporting successes with emotional moments linked to his passion for Atlético de Madrid.
After several months away from competition due to physical discomfort, Varo returned in style at the Montreal Urban Games, where he took victory in the Best Combo event.
His impeccable technical execution and creativity allowed him to overcome rivals of the stature of Terry Adams and Owen Bohn, demonstrating his great level and ambition to continue growing in the international circuit. But the joy didn’t end there.
The day before his triumph in Canada, Varo had the privilege of participating in a very special event at the Metropolitano, the stadium of his beloved Atlético de Madrid. During the celebration of Children’s Day, the rider offered a BMX Flatland exhibition that left the Rojiblancos fans speechless.
“What a pride to bring my sport to the field of my Atleti,” Varo shared on his social networks, showing his excitement to combine his two great passions. After his victory in Montreal, Varo Hernández already has his mind set on his next goal: the UCI World Cup in Montpellier.
This event is crucial for adding points to the global ranking, where he currently occupies a meritorious seventh position. Atlético and BMX Flatland fans will be cheering Varo on to continue reaping successes and taking the name of the club and the sport to the top.
