Logan Martin

Gold Coast’s Logan Martin started freestyle BMX at the age of 12 after following his brother Nathan to the Crestmead Skate Park. 

After spending most of his spare time at the park, Martin started showing real talent at the age of 15 and started entering competitions with his parents Donna and Sean taking him to events and buying bikes and parts.

Martin first travelled overseas in 2012 and won the first international event he entered before further success in 2013 launched his career.

The Queenslander won the International Festival of Extreme Sports (FISE) World Series title in 2015 and 2016.

The very next year, Martin claimed the inaugural BMX Freestyle world title at the UCI Urban World Championships in China.

2019 was a stellar year with two 2019 X Games gold medals (in BMX Park and BMX Dirt), the 2019 Urban Games gold, and World Championship silver behind teammate Brandon Loupos. 

Martin won gold at the 2020 national championships, but 2021, when he defended his national title, was truly the year of Logan Martin. He claimed a second career rainbow jersey when he won the 2021 UCI World Championships held in France. 

Then, Logan Martin captivated the nation by becoming the first-ever men's BMX Freestyle Park Olympic Champion. He went into the Tokyo Games as the favourite and pulled off a dominant performance under pressure, needing only one run to land a score of 93.3 in the final to secure gold in the inaugural event.

His success continued in 2022 as he would wrap up a fourth X Games gold in BMX Park as well as the UCI World Cup Overall title with a win in front of his home fans on the Gold Coast.

Victory at the opening stop on the UCI World Cup tour in Saudi Arabia and another win at Montpellier, France would see Martin again claim the overall title for the second straight year.

The Gold Coast athlete made his second Olympic appearance at Paris 2024 Olympic Games, where he qualified third but was unable to defend his title, crashing in both of his final runs.

Later that year, he won his fifth X Games gold medal for BMX Park in Chiba.

He and his wife Kimberley have two children, Noah and Luna.