World WCMX

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

WORLD WCMX FEDERATION ANNOUNCES NEW LEADERSHIP AND 2026 WORLD WCMX TEAM AS THE SPORT ENTERS A NEW ERA OF GLOBAL GROWTH

The World WCMX Federation is stepping into a defining moment as the sport continues to rise on the global stage. With adaptive action sports expanding into new regions and increasing numbers of athletes joining the movement, the Federation is proud to introduce its 2026 leadership team—an experienced group prepared to guide WCMX into its next era of progress, innovation, and international visibility.

This leadership transition reflects a renewed commitment to athlete-centered development, strengthened global accessibility, and the continued evolution of WCMX as a premier adaptive sport celebrated across the world.

Introducing the 2026 World WCMX Leadership Team

Tony Torres — President

Tony Torres assumes the presidency with a lifelong dedication to adaptive sports and a clear, future-focused vision for the growth of WCMX. As an elite athlete, instructor, and global advocate, Tony has played a pivotal role in elevating the sport for more than a decade. His priorities for 2026 include expanding international partnerships, growing the Federation’s global reach, and increasing development opportunities for riders of every level. Tony’s leadership is rooted in community empowerment, innovation, and a deep belief in the transformative power of WCMX.

Andrew Garcia — Vice President

Andrew Garcia brings years of experience in adaptive skateboarding, nonprofit leadership, and inclusive program development. His background in athlete mentorship, community engagement, and organizational strategy will support the Federation’s ongoing expansion. As Vice President, Andrew will oversee global program initiatives, strengthen international collaborations, and help build long-term systems that support athlete success worldwide.

2026 World WCMX Federation Team

The 2026 team represents a diverse group of leaders committed to ensuring that WCMX continues to grow with professionalism, structure, and global inclusivity.

Victor — Chief of Competitions

Victor leads all aspects of competitive operations across international events, ensuring standards of fairness, safety, and quality. His work advances judging consistency, elevates event structure, and supports the sport’s ongoing professionalization.

Marco — Regions Representative

Marco serves as a key connection between the Federation and emerging WCMX communities. His efforts help establish new programs, expand local opportunities, and empower countries developing their adaptive skate and WCMX infrastructure.

Tomas — Athletes’ Representative

Tomas ensures that athlete voices remain at the center of federation decisions. He advocates for safety, training needs, and fair competition while guiding policy, progression standards, and long-term sport development.

Joanna — Administration

Joanna oversees essential administrative operations, including communication, logistics, and organizational support. Her work ensures stability across Federation initiatives and keeps global efforts running smoothly as participation continues to grow.

Looking Ahead: A Milestone Year for WCMX

The 2026 season marks a major step forward for the World WCMX Federation. With expanded global initiatives, increased educational efforts, and more development pathways for athletes, the Federation aims to build a stronger, more inclusive future for adaptive action sports. The new leadership team is committed to strengthening international connections, supporting emerging communities, and delivering a season that celebrates both athletic progression and global unity.

This new chapter is powered by dedication, collaboration, and the unstoppable momentum of athletes and communities worldwide.

Together, we roll forward into a stronger, more dynamic future for WCMX.