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“The wind dropped and the sun was shinning on the last day of Relentless Energy NASS, perfect for a session on the Dirt. Due to the weather on the previous days, they were forced to run a straight finals. Check out what happened below along with the final results.” – Ride UK
Final Results
1. Ben Wallace
2. Kevin Perazza
-3. Ricky Mosley
-3. Matt Priest
5. Daniel Sandoval
6. Mat Burton
Here’s a new one from Sourfever‘s James Barton. James hits the Napanee, Belleville, and Picton parks while managing to pull together some real good clips.
Filmed and edited by Mitch Henderson.
Tim Storey is a new name from Brisbane, Australia to me, but it would appear that he’s got some serious firepower. I expect to see more of this dude in the future. Spotted on Diversity.
Demolition dropped Connor Lodes’ newest edit that he’s been working on for a bit now. This definitely turned out more than awesome. You will want to check this one out.
Filmed by Chris Long & Christian Rigal.
Edited by Chris Long
Photos: Jordan Vilonna
There’s been a lot of talk about one of the newest brands on the market called Guerra. After a rough year of sponsors dropping Rob due to him needing time to heal up from surgeries and everything, he has found a place on the new Guerra team. That means it’s a perfect time to take a closer look at his brand new setup that he’s riding these days. Let’s take a look…
Name: Rob Darden
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The Hoffman team took a trip to New York City recently. They have a full edit dropping tomorrow from the trip, so check out this teaser to get an idea of what to expect.
“Take an inside look at what went on during our recent trip to Texas for the Texas Toast Jam. Featuring some of the raddest dudes from The Shadow Conspiracy, Subrosa Brand, and Sputnic BMX.” – Sparky’s
“Bored in his hometown of Hartselle, Ala., Dylan Sparkman made the move to the San Francisco Bay Area a little over a year ago. Quickly making a name for himself locally, Bama attracted my attention — and that of Solid Bikes, Auviq, and Modify Watches through his ability to put together seemingly endless video-game-like combinations and lines, with proper style and some Southern steaze. Heavily influenced by Bama’s Seth Kimbrough and Corey Martinez, as well as riders such as Chase DeHart and Alex Magallan, Sparkmnas has progressed over the past six years to become a rider that can come up with something fresh and creative to do, regardless of where he’s at.” – ESPN
