Hannah Roberts

A massive crowd turned out in the small town of Buchanan, Michigan Saturday to support hometown star Hannah Roberts in the first-ever Olympic BMX freestyle finals. Roberts walked away with a silver medal.

Indiana’s Hannah Roberts became a first-time Olympic medalist Saturday night, walking away with a silver medal in the BMX freestyle finals.

Indiana’s Hannah Roberts has become the top seed heading into the first-ever inaugural Olympic BMX freestyle finals Saturday night, where Team USA will set out to walk home with two medals.

Indiana’s Hannah Roberts will be leading the pack into the first-ever inaugural Olympic BMX freestyle finals Saturday night, as Team USA goes for two gold medals.

Hannah Roberts started off with a bang as she made her Olympic debut in the first-ever BMX freestyle event and now heads into the finals as the top scorer.

The BMX Freestyle competition and Hannah Roberts are both making their debut on the Olympic stage Friday night.

The BMX Freestyle competition and Hannah Roberts are both making their debut on the Olympic stage. However, the journey for the first-timer has not been an easy one.

The BMX Freestyle competition and Hannah Roberts are both making their debut on the Olympic stage. However, the journey for the first-timer has not been an easy one.

Hannah Roberts says one of her biggest hardships came from the sport she loves. “I broke my back when I was 10 years old. I flipped over, and my bike hit me square in the spine. Getting back on the bike was hard,” she says.

Seeing BMX riders bust out their biggest tricks on the world’s largest stage for the first time at the Olympics will be thrilling. Watching BMX rider Hannah Roberts show us how the sport works with Legos is hillarious.