The excitement continued to build at MoonPay X Games Sacramento 2026 as thousands of fans packed Cal Expo for an action-filled second day featuring seven medal events, groundbreaking performances and the official debut of the MoonPay X Games League’s innovative team-based format.
With perfect weather, sold-out crowds and elite competition across skateboarding, BMX and Moto X, Day Two showcased why X Games remains the pinnacle of action sports. The celebrations continued long after the final medal was awarded with electrifying performances from Mustard and Subtronics, creating another unforgettable night in Sacramento.
Gui Khury Extends His Historic Dominance
Brazilian sensation Gui Khury (XC São Paulo) added another remarkable chapter to his legendary career by winning MoonPay Men’s Skateboard Vert Best Trick despite competing with a broken hand.
The 17-year-old landed a stunning kickflip body varial 900 on his very first attempt to secure his sixth consecutive Vert Best Trick gold medal and a record-breaking seventh gold in the discipline.
The victory also saw Khury become the most decorated teenager in X Games history with 16 career medals, including 10 gold medals.
“I’m feeling really happy. Especially with this broken wrist I have, I grabbed with my other hand to land my best trick,”.
said Khury
Japan’s Soya Inomata earned silver, while 11-year-old Ema Kawakami impressed everyone by taking bronze.
Ginwoo Onodera Leads X Games Club New York Sweep
Sixteen-year-old Ginwoo Onodera (XC New York) continued his rapid rise by capturing gold in Monster Energy Men’s Skateboard Street with an outstanding run packed with technical precision and consistency.
His performance earned a score of 92.33, while skateboarding icon Nyjah Huston secured silver after narrowly missing another historic X Games victory.
South Korea‘s Juni Kang completed the podium, becoming the first Korean skateboarder ever to win an X Games medal.
Ryan Williams Creates BMX History
Australian superstar Ryan Williams (XC São Paulo) thrilled the crowd during Dave Mirra BMX Park Best Trick, landing an incredible 540 frontflip flair on the vert wall—a trick never before landed in competition.
The spectacular performance secured Williams his 12th X Games gold medal and inspired him to name the new trick the “Oliver Twist.”
Fellow Australian Logan Martin earned silver after landing another competition first, while American Daniel Sandoval claimed bronze.
Arisa Trew Matches Women’s Gold Medal Record
Australian teenage phenomenon Arisa Trew (XC Tokyo) continued her incredible weekend by claiming her second gold medal in Sacramento.
After winning Women’s Skateboard Park on Friday, Trew followed it up by dominating MoonPay Women’s Skateboard Vert Best Trick with her signature Switch McTwist.
The victory marked her 10th career X Games gold medal, tying Lindsey Jacobellis for the most gold medals ever won by a female athlete in X Games history.
Teammate Mizuho Hasegawa earned silver, while Australia’s Mia Kretzer secured bronze.
Gavin Bottger Successfully Defends Skateboard Park Title
Gavin Bottger proved once again why he is among the world’s best park skateboarders by defending his Men’s Skateboard Park title.
His smooth, technical run earned him back-to-back victories and his fifth career X Games medal.
Spanish rookie Egoitz Bijueska made history by becoming the first Spanish skateboarder to win an X Games medal, while veteran Tom Schaar added another bronze to his remarkable collection.
Patrick Evans Lands Career-Defining Moto X Victory
One of the most memorable moments of Day Two came in Moto X Best Trick, where Patrick Evans claimed gold aboard the only electric motorcycle in the competition.
His breathtaking Nak-Nak no-hander front flip earned a winning score of 95.66, making him a two-time X Games gold medalist.
Australian Ben Richards captured silver with a never-before-done trick in competition, while eight-time champion Rob Adelberg rounded out the podium with bronze.
Brady Baker Triumphs on Home Soil
The Stake Men’s BMX Dirt final delivered one of the weekend’s emotional highlights as Brady Baker captured gold in front of family, friends and hometown supporters.
Baker edged defending champion Ryan Williams to secure his third BMX Dirt gold medal, while Logan Martin continued his impressive weekend by earning his third medal with bronze.
Mustard and Subtronics Close Another Incredible Day
Following a full day of elite competition, fans packed the entertainment stage as Grammy-winning producer Mustard made his X Games debut before electronic music star Subtronics delivered a high-energy performance that perfectly capped another unforgettable day at MoonPay X Games Sacramento 2026.
Day Two Results
MoonPay Men’s Skateboard Vert Best Trick
- 🥇 Gui Khury
- 🥈 Soya Inomata
- 🥉 Ema Kawakami
Monster Energy Men’s Skateboard Street
- 🥇 Ginwoo Onodera
- 🥈 Nyjah Huston
- 🥉 Juni Kang
Dave Mirra BMX Park Best Trick
- 🥇 Ryan Williams
- 🥈 Logan Martin
- 🥉 Daniel Sandoval
MoonPay Women’s Skateboard Vert Best Trick
- 🥇 Arisa Trew
- 🥈 Mizuho Hasegawa
- 🥉 Mia Kretzer
Men’s Skateboard Park
- 🥇 Gavin Bottger
- 🥈 Egoitz Bijueska
- 🥉 Tom Schaar
Moto X Best Trick
- 🥇 Patrick Evans
- 🥈 Ben Richards
- 🥉 Rob Adelberg
Stake Men’s BMX Dirt
- 🥇 Brady Baker
- 🥈 Ryan Williams
- 🥉 Logan Martin
With momentum building and the MoonPay X Games League officially underway, all eyes now turn to Day Three, where more medals, unforgettable tricks and history-making performances await as Sacramento hosts the grand finale of an incredible weekend of action sports.