Quillan Isidore

Professional BMX rider Quillan, competed in the time trials at the 2015 World Championships. Quillan is an avid supporter of Access Sport’s BMX Legacy Programme. He learnt to race on the londonBMX Peckham track and his and fellow ambassador Tre’s, incredible story was made into the feature length film 1 Way Up.

Quillan is an ambassador of the BMX legacy programme and spoke at the reception during the launch of the BMX programme in Bristol, 2017.

1 Way Up trailer:

They are now two of the top four riders in the country and both hope to represent Great Britain at the next Olympics.

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