Why you should sponsor me for your next influencer campaign?
Hi, I'm Tomas Woods – 2x Back-to-Back World Champion WCMX Rider from the UK.
I made history as the first rider to take the World Champion title from Aaron “Wheelz” Fotheringham, and in 2024, I successfully defended it – becoming a two-time World Champion.
To support the global growth of WCMX, we’ve launched the Tomas Woods WCMX Foundation in the USA (currently awaiting 501(c)(3) status), with plans to rebrand WCMX GB in the UK to align.
The Foundation partners with local organizations worldwide to help launch and grow WCMX programs. We:
• Train skatepark staff and volunteers,
• Lead school and community outreach,
• Engage in media coverage and press,
• Then attend the event to provide live demos and athlete support.
Tomas is also contributing to accessible skatepark design, currently working on two new projects: one with OnBoard Skatepark in Sheffield, UK, and another with the City of Kyle, Texas, USA.
He has collaborated with leading adaptive and action sports organizations, including:
Skateboard GB, Triumph Foundation, Move United, Ability Skateboarding & Action Sports, Kinetic Kids, and more.
Brand partnerships include work with Adidas, Stance, GoPro, Pathway to Paris, Core, Aerobility, and others via Graystone Action Sports.
Media features include:
BBC.com, BBC.co.uk, BBC Radio 1, BBC Radio Bristol, BBC Blue Peter, BBC Rip Off Britain, ITV, The Independent, Daily Mail, Mirror, Wales Online, MEN, Yahoo News, Blog Preston, Lancashire Post, Sports & Spokes – Detours, and Live to Roll Podcast.
Coming soon: BBC Sport – September 2025.
Outside of sport, Tomas is a talented photographer and videographer, creating high-quality, authentic content for his social media and brand partners. Now focused full-time on WCMX, he is available for brand partnerships, media work, demos, speaking appearances, and press opportunities across both the UK and USA (with a training base in Texas).
Upcoming events include the WCMX World Championship in Switzerland and Bowl A Crock in Jersey, Channel Islands, both in September.
