The X Games entered a new era in 2026 with the launch of the X Games League, a new team-based format that turned BMX and skateboarding events into part of a season-long championship. Across stops in Sacramento, Chiba, and New Orleans, some of the biggest names in action sports competed for individual medals and club points. Several OnlyFans athletes were among them, delivering standout performances throughout the season. From record-setting BMX runs to the championship-deciding final in New Orleans, here’s how the 2026 X Games season unfolded.
How the X Games League Changed X Games
The 2026 X Games introduced the X Games League (XGL), a new team-based format that turned individual BMX and skateboarding events into part of a season-long championship. Athletes and clubs earned points at each stop, with their results contributing to the overall standings.
The inaugural summer XGL season traveled to three global stops: Sacramento, California, Chiba, Japan, and New Orleans, Louisiana, which hosted the championship event. BMX and skateboarding formed the league competition, while Moto X continued to appear at X Games events outside the XGL points structure. The introduction of season-long standings and club competition made 2026 one of the most significant changes to the X Games format in recent history.
OnlyFans Athletes Who Competed at X Games 2026
The first-ever X Games League brought together some of the biggest names in BMX and skateboarding for a season of high-level competition. Among the athletes in the field were several OnlyFans athletes, including X Games medalists, established veterans, and riders and skaters continuing to push their respective sports forward. Here’s a look at how these athletes performed throughout the 2026 X Games season.
Discipline: BMX Park / BMX Park Best Trick
Club: XC New York
Competing through a fractured kneecap, Sandoval delivered one of the toughest performances of the X Games League season. His fourth-place finish in New Orleans proved crucial as XC New York edged the competition by just 10 points to secure the inaugural X Games League championship.
2026 Results:
- June 26–28 (Sacramento): Bronze — Dave Mirra BMX Park Best Trick
- July 24–26 (New Orleans Championship): Fourth — BMX Park
Discipline: BMX Street
Club: XC São Paulo
Reynolds dominated the X Games League season, winning BMX Street at all three 2026 stops. His three consecutive victories pushed his career total to a record 19 X Games gold medals and 27 medals overall, extending his record as the most successful gold medalist in X Games history.
2026 Results:
- June 26–28 (Sacramento): Gold — Monster Energy BMX Street
- July 4–5 (Chiba): Gold — Monster Energy BMX Street
- July 24–26 (New Orleans Championship): Gold — Monster Energy BMX Street
Discipline: BMX Street
Club: Free Agent
Smillie finished the 2026 X Games League season with two BMX Street podiums, including a silver-medal performance at the championship in New Orleans. His second-place finish there gave him eight X Games medals overall, the second-most by any BMX Street rider in X Games history behind Garrett Reynolds.
2026 Results:
- June 26–28 (Sacramento): Sixth — Monster Energy BMX Street
- July 4–5 (Chiba): Bronze — Monster Energy BMX Street
- July 24–26 (New Orleans Championship): Silver — Monster Energy BMX Street
Leticia Bufoni's Expanding Role at X Games 2026
Leticia Bufoni is one of the most decorated skateboarders in X Games history, with six gold medals and 12 total X Games medals. In 2026, she took on a new role as a Founder Athlete for the X Games League, joining a group of established stars selected to help shape the league's format, athlete experience, and fan culture. Her appointment reflected her influence on the sport and expanded her role in helping guide the future of the X Games.
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