ProMED Tasmania was proud to provide the event medical services for The SINCS & BILKO Show, a freestyle motocross show that brings world-class FMX to local communities across Australia.
The SINCS & BILKO Show was created by freestyle motocross riders Cam Sinclair and Blake “Bilko” Williams. After years on global FMX stages and Nitro Circus tours, they built it to bring elite riding back to local crowds, and it’s as loud and raw as that sounds.
Fast bikes, big air and high-consequence stunts need a medical team that is ready for anything. Our crew worked with the organisers on clear response pathways and communications, and had the right clinicians and equipment on hand throughout the show.
While the crowd watched the riders, our team stayed ready to respond to riders and spectators alike.
A huge thank you to the organisers, crew, and everyone involved in bringing The SINCS & BILKO Show to life, and to our ProMED Tasmania clinicians and support staff for staying calm and professional throughout the show.
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