Brooke Crain

Brooke Crain got her start in BMX when she watched her older brother race at a track in Tulare, CA. Since then she has been riding every track in sight full speed and hasn't looked back. Brooke advanced up through the ranks of BMX quickly, turning pro at the age of 15 in 2008 and then joining the US Cycling team the next year in 2009. Since then Brooke has competed in two Olympic Games, finishing 8th at London in 2012 and 4th at Rio in 2016. Brooke announced her retirement from Pro racing in 2021, but she continues to ride and remains one of cycling’s most inspirational figures for aspiring female athletes all over the world. When she isn't pushing the limits on two-wheels, Brooke can be found in her hometown of Visalia, CA, kicking back with her wife Rachel Jones, their three bulldogs, and spending time with her family and friends.