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Breathtaking displays light up at Stunt Fest

April 12, 2023
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World-acclaimed Kaine Mitchell, a BMX freestyle performer, in action on the half-pipe at Jamaica Stunt Fest.
World-acclaimed Kaine Mitchell, a BMX freestyle performer, in action on the half-pipe at Jamaica Stunt Fest.
British BMX rider Kieran Reilly in action on the half-pipe at Jamaica Stunt Fest held at the National Stadium on Saturday. Reilly, a history-maker in the sport, landed the world’s first triple flair kick on a BMX last January.
British BMX rider Kieran Reilly in action on the half-pipe at Jamaica Stunt Fest held at the National Stadium on Saturday. Reilly, a history-maker in the sport, landed the world’s first triple flair kick on a BMX last January.
A motorcyclist performs a wheelie at Jamaica Stunt Fest.
A motorcyclist performs a wheelie at Jamaica Stunt Fest.
A motorcyclist shows off his skills.
A motorcyclist shows off his skills.
The drift triker was not to be outdone by the motorcyclists.
The drift triker was not to be outdone by the motorcyclists.
Two motorcyclists perform a synchronised wheelie stunt.
Two motorcyclists perform a synchronised wheelie stunt.
A skateboarder shows off his skills at the event.
A skateboarder shows off his skills at the event.
Kieran Reilly showcased his next-level skills at Jamaica Stunt Fest held at the National Stadium on Saturday.
Kieran Reilly showcased his next-level skills at Jamaica Stunt Fest held at the National Stadium on Saturday.
Freestyle BMX performer Kieran Reilly (right) acknowledges the crowd after entertaining patrons with gravity-defying stunts at Jamaica Stunt Fest. At left is James Jones, a talented professional BMX rider.
Freestyle BMX performer Kieran Reilly (right) acknowledges the crowd after entertaining patrons with gravity-defying stunts at Jamaica Stunt Fest. At left is James Jones, a talented professional BMX rider.
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On Saturday, amid the smell of burning tyres and the revs of motorcycle engines, bikers and bike enthusiasts alike gathered under the Kingston sun to witness the Jamaica Stunt Fest.

The event, which was held at the National Stadium in St Andrew, boasted cyclists and bikers from both local and international circles.

Organiser Marlon Brown told THE STAR that the aim was to create a safe space for stunters as well as to diversify the type of entertainment available to families.

"This is a forum for stunt enthusiasts and for stunters as well. We put this on for kids to have a different vibe and for families to have a different vibe, not just dancehall music and bouncy houses," Brown said.

Some of the stunters included riders from the Daylight Camp, Stunt City Riders and Bike Life.

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