Jamie Lilly

Filed under Hall Of Fame on February 25, 2020 | Comment(s)

Jamie Lilly’s introduction to BMX racing at age five came from her father; Greg - who had once rode for Factory White Lightning and won the San Diego qualifier for the 1974 Yamaha Gold Cup. Much to her father’s delight - Jamie got hooked on BMX instantly; and would go on to earn seven National Age Group No.1 plates, two Pro Championships and one W#1. 

Representing such illustrious brands as Kastan, Boss racing, Auburn, Robinson and GT Bicycles - Jamie was a staple to The Firm’s domination in the mid- 90’s. 

In 1998 - at age 15, she was part of the first generation of Pro Women in the ABA, and would quickly work her way to the top of the podium. By the turn of the new Millenium, Lilly would be at the top of the class - earning her first of two National No.1 Pro titles in 2000, along with winning ABA World Cups and a UCI Junior Women’s World Championship. That same year, she was the most winningest Pro Woman in the sport - and by the time she retired in 2011, Jamie had made 113 Pro mains, with 60 wins and 87 podiums. 

Ranked Number Three on the all-time overall Ladies Pro win-list, Jamie Lilly left a huge impact on the girls and women of BMX - and following her retirement from racing, would go on to work in the bicycle industry for companies such as Troy Lee Designs and Sidi shoes. 

Today, Jamie is married, is a mother of two boys,
with her family stationed in Hawaii.