Nitro Circus

The collective began by releasing 8 DVDs during the early 2000s. Good sales led to the creation of the television show.

Originally run as a 2006 miniseries on Fuel TV, it began running as an episodic reality television show on MTV that featured people performing various dangerous stunts. Nitro Circus officially debuted on February 8, 2009; Season 2 premiered on August 27, 2009.

Nitro Circus: The Movie 3D was released August 8, 2012 in the United States and November 15, 2012 in Australia and New Zealand for one week.[1] Release dates for other countries are to be announced.[2][3]

Jim DeChamp suffered a serious back injury on June 29, 2011, while shooting for the 3D film. After undergoing surgery, his doctors indicated there was no spinal damage and that they expect him to make a full recovery.[4]

Damien Starkey and Paul Phillips, both ex-Puddle of Mudd members, scored the movie and provided the majority of the music. This was done through Starkey's company Give 2 Get Music.

Travis Pastrana

Titles: "Pro action sports athlete", "Actionsports Legend".

Pastrana is the Ringleader of the Nitro Circus Crew, is a pro FMX rider, rallycar driver, and former NASCAR driver, and is usually the first to attempt any stunt involving dirt bikes or BMX bikes.

Andy Bell

Title: "Washed-up motorcycle rider"

Former FMX rider. Bell holds a rivalry with Pastrana involving Big Wheel tricycles stemming from the first episode of the series.

Jolene Van Vugt

Title: "Pro motocross racer", "Nitro Circus".

Known by her nickname "Nitro Girl".

Canadian Female Motocross Champion. She joins Pastrana in many stunts involving dirt bikes. Van Vugt took on more of a cheerleading role in the second season after breaking her arm and can be seen wearing a pink cast throughout the season.

Jim DeChamp

Title: "Pro mountain biker"

Known by his nickname "T-Rex".

Pro mountain bike downhill racer and freestyle rider. He has been friends with Pastrana since childhood. They collaborate on many stunts together on the show. Became the first person to land a front-flip on a motorbike to dirt, as seen in the 7th episode of the first season.

Erik Roner

Title: "Pro skier/base jumper", "Nitro Circus"

Known by his nickname "Rubberneck".

Pro extreme skier and base jumper. Roner was usually the first to attempt any stunt involving snow. On September 28, 2015, Roner sustained fatal injuries while skydiving in Squaw Valley, CA. He is survived by his wife and two children.

Tommy Passemante

Title: "Construction Worker"

Known by his nickname "Street Bike Tommy", given for a failed stunt in which he attempted to jump his Suzuki GSX-R motorcycle into the foam pit but overshot, breaking both his legs. He functions as the comic relief member of the crew, and is commonly employed for stunts that are the most dangerous and require the least amount of talent, known as "zero-skill stunts".

Greg Powell

Title: "Travis' cousin"

Pastrana's cousin. Going by the nickname "Special Greg", Powell is the all-around member of the team, and generally attempts any stunt on the show. He was the first person to land a "Special Flip" on a BMX bike. He was a wide receiver on the University of Maryland football team from 2003–06 and is currently an over-the-wall crewman for Pastrana in NASCAR.[5]

Gregg Godfrey

Known by his nickname "Muscle Hampster".

Jeremy Rawle

Title: "Nitro Circus Producer"

Known by his nickname "Tenacious J".

Lyn-Z Adams Hawkins

Title: "X Games Gold Medalist".

Known by her nickname "Baby Hawkins".

Dusty Wygle

Title: "Nitro Circus".

Aaron Sauvage

Title: "Nitro Circus".

Known by his nickname "Crum".

Hubert Rowland

Known by his nickname "Everyone's Favorite RedNek". Hubert not only serves as action sports legend Travis Pastrana's mechanic but is also a stunt man himself. Additionally, he is an engineering mastermind and renowned track builder for Nitro Circus, Monster Energy AMA Supercross, Monster Jam, X Games, Global Rally Cross and several other entities. In 2017, Hubert became the first person to travel coast-to-coast in a UTV, undertaking a 5000-mile journey through 11 states in 29 days, along with several celebrities.

Peter Rowinski

old members- Ronnie Renner, Kenny Bartram, Levi LaVallee, Cam McQueen.

Chad Kagy

Title: "X Games Gold Medalist".

Andy Buckworth

Known by his nickname "Andy Pandy".

Jaie Toohey

Matt Whyatt

Andrew Ahumada

Title: "BMX Pro".

James Foster

Title: "BMX Pro".

Jed Mildon

Known by his nickname "Warrior".

Austin Hanson

Todd Meyn

Ryan Williams

Ethen Roberts

Title: "X Games Medalist"

Gavin Godfrey

Christopher 'Beaver' Fleming

Title: "Pro Skateboarder".

Bob Burnquist

Cam Sinclair

Blake Williams

Title: "X Games Gold Medalist".

Jarryd McNeil

Steve Mini

Sam Boyd

Clinton Moore

Title: "FMX Pro".

Michael Norris

Matty McFerran

Rob Adelberg

Taka Higashino

Adam Jones

Josh Sheehan

Title: "X Games FMX Medalist"

Mark Monea

Brad Burch

Thomas Pages

Title: "FMX Pro".

Beau

Bruce Cook

Uses modified motorcycle due to paralysis of legs

Chris Haffey

Title: "X Games Gold Medalist".

Aaron Fotheringham

Title: "Wheelchair Athlete", "Extreme Wheelchair Athlete"

Mark Zupan

Title:"Wheelchair Athlete".

Ryan Williams

Corey Funk

Capron Funk

Tyler Chaffin

Title: "Pro Scooter Rider".

Rory Bushfield

Title: "Pro Freestyle Skier".

Matt Brind

Title: "Mountainboarding".

J Cole Edginton

Ethen Godfrey Roberts

Rory Bushfield

Meghan Godfrey

Chanler Godfrey

Tyler Roberts

Bruce Robson

Title: "Nitro Circus MC".

Laurette Nicoll

Andy Zeiss

Title: "Nitro Circus MC".

Busty Wolter

Title: "Nitro Circus MC".

JR: Member David Hammond".