Randy Stumpfhauser

Randy Stumpfhauser is a professional “Mid School” BMX racer. Known by the nicknames of “Stumpdog” or “Stumpy,” both plays on his last name, Randy began to ride at the age of nine years old when his father took him to a BMX track for the first time. After gaining a liking for the sport, Randy pursued riding at even higher levels from that time on. At the age of 18 he decided it was time to turn professional after competing in the 1995 American Bicycle Association Grand Nationals event. Since early in his career, Randy has earned several accolades including being touted as one of the top amateurs in the country before he turned pro. He is also the winner of 14 professional championships and has won the Rookie of the Year Award, the PRO Holeshot Award, and been the recipient of the Golden Crank Award Pro of the Year.