ProMED Tasmania was proud to provide the event medical services for The SINCS & BILKO Show — a high-energy, high-skill freestyle motocross spectacle that brings world-class FMX to local communities across Australia.
Born from the minds of freestyle motocross icons Cam Sinclair and Blake “Bilko” Williams, The SINCS & BILKO Show is a full-throttle celebration of adrenaline, precision, and the culture behind the sport. From global FMX stages and Nitro Circus stadiums to bringing elite riding back to the people, this show is raw, loud and unapologetically real.
Fast bikes, big air, and high-consequence stunts require a medical team that can operate confidently in a dynamic environment. Our crew worked closely with event organisers to ensure a strong medical presence throughout the show, with clear response pathways, effective communication, and the right capability on hand should it be needed.
While the crowd saw the spectacle, our focus stayed on what we do best: preparedness, rapid response, and professional care, supporting both participants and patrons so the event could run safely and smoothly.
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 their professionalism and calm execution in a high-adrenaline setting.
If you’re running an event and need reliable, experienced event medical coverage, ProMED Tasmania is ready to help.
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