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Mark Webb Session with Alex Coleborn and James Ross

Mark Webb coming through with a fresh video from a session at the Southsea Skatepark with Alex Coleborn and James Ross! If there’s one thing you should know about that line up, it’s that these guys are absolute machines when it comes to riding a park as good as the Southsea park. Check out a TON of dialed clips they stacked during the session. Flips, whips and more!

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Nick Bruce – Nitro World Games – Part 2

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Earlier today Nick Bruce dropped the Nitro Wold Games – Part 1 which gave us a look at the first two days of practice. Now, we get a look at what went down during Semi-Finals on day 3, followed by finals in Day 4. There’s no doubt that the Nitro World Games lead to some incredible riding. Check out everything that went down!

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NASS 2016 – BMX Park Finals Highlights

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With some of BMX’s best ramp riders in the world in attendance, it was no surprise that the finals of BMX Park for NASS were absolutely nuts this past weekend! Above is a highlight reel from the contest that shows you all of the crazy riding. This is definitely banger after banger after banger.

Check out what went down at NASS 2016 BMX Dirt Finals and NASS 2016 BMX Vert Finals!

Final Results
“1 Logan Martin
2 Mark Webb
3 Alex Coleborn
4 Declan Brooks
5 Nick Bruce
6 Daniel Sandoval
7 Mike Varga
8 Jack Clark
9 Pat Casey
10 Tom Isted
11 Brandon Loupos
12 Tom Justice
13 Greg Illingworth
14 Isaac Lesser
15 Kevin Peraza“
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NASS 2016 – BMX Pro Park Qualifiers

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With some of the best ramp riders in the world lining the decks of the NASS 2016 park course, you know there’s going to be some insane riding to see. Here’s a look at some of the madness that went down during the pro park qualifiers! There’s no denying finals are going to be even crazier.

“1 Logan Martin
2 Mark Webb
3 Alex Colborn
4 Declan Brooks
5 Ryan Taylor
6 Nick Bruce
7 Jack Clark
8 Daniel Sandoval
9 Mike Varga
10 Tom Justice
11 Isaac Lesser
12 Tom Isted
13 Pat Casey
14 Brandon Loupos
15 Greg illingworth
16 Brandon Harrison
17 Kevin Peraza
18 Vince Byron
19 SAITHAN PHETNUM
20 Victor Peraza“
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Mongoose Jam UK 2016 – Meet the Teams

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The UK version of the Mongoose Jam went down over the course of the past few days. Now, we’re starting to get a look at some footage from what’s to come. Above is the video giving us a look at who is on the teams for this one!

Kevin Peraza, Victor Peraza, Jack Clark and Troy Hayward

Greg Illingworth, Alex Coleborn, Alex Donnachie and Murray Loubser

Ben Wallace, Declan Brooks, Jordan Aleppo and Angus Gough

Pat Casey, Ryan Taylor, Kriss Kyle and Jacob Bailey

Paul Ryan, Pete Sawyer, Dean Cueson and Gary Spencer

Tom Isted, Jason Phelan, Maxime Charveron and James Jenson

Based off that list of riders, things should get real interesting. Get ready to see just what went down in the coming days!

“Get a look at the teams chosen by Mongoose pro riders Kevin Peraza, Pat Casey, Greg Illingworth, Ben Wallace and Paul Ryan and look for more videos from one of the best contests of the year this week on Ride!“
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Nitro World Games – Triple Hit Open Qualifying

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Nitro World Games: Triple Hit Open Qualifying – More BMX Videos

Yesterday we got a look at the open qualifying for the Nitro World Games BMX Best Trick, now today we get a look at who the top six riders will be for the Triple Hit contest. Hit play to watch some of your favorite ramp riders drop some big tricks on some big ramps!

“Kevin Peraza, Alex Coleborn, Andy Buckworth, Brain Fox, Brandon Loupos, and more get wild on Nitro World Games’ Triple Hit setup in hopes of winning a spot in the inaugural Nitro World Games.
RESULTS (Top 6 will compete in Nitro World Games)
1. Brian Fox
2. Andy Buckworth
3. Brandon Loupos
4. Alex Coleborn
5. Ryan Taylor
6. Kevin Peraza
7. Troy Spear
8. Alex Landeros
9. Hucker
10. Bryce Tryon
11. Jake Leiva
12. Parker Heath
13. Jacob Bailey
14. Dylan Stark
15. Dominic Kirkham
Credit: Vital BMX“
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040 Invitational Spine Ramp Contest Highlights

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Last weekend the 040 BMX Park Invitational went down over in Eindhoven and some heavy hitters came out to put the spine ramp to good use! Above is a highlight reel giving you a look at some of the best riding that went down throughout the day! Hit play to watch Alex Coleborn and the rest of the crew go to work! There’s no shortage of bangers in this one.

“During this years EMoves Festival the guys from 040 BMX Park hosted the 040 Invitational Spine Ramp contest, inviting top name riders from all around Europe the contest went off like a bombshell. Crowds gathered and the 18 Septemberplein in the city of Eindhoven filled up quick. Check out the video and see for yourself!

Filmed and edited by Bob Drenth

Music: “Out Of My Head” – Marcus John Efstratiou [PRS], Thomas Richard Havelock [PRS] – LO-CD35 – UPPM France“
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Alex Coleborn Wins 040 Invitational Spine Ramp Contest

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Just because the X Games are going down this weekend doesn’t mean there aren’t other contests going on. Yesterday the 040 BMX Park Invitational went down in Eindhoven and based off the photos and press release below, it sounds like things went off. Alex Coleborn took the win and Kevin Liehn pulled off the best trick. Check out the full press release and a bunch of rad photos by our friend Aaron Zwaal below! There’s bound to be a couple videos that pop up from this one sooner than later, too.

“Alex Coleborn wins inaugural 040 Invitational Spine Ramp contest in Eindhoven

Best trick for German Kevin Liehn

(Eindhoven, Netherlands 5 June 2016). The BMX Spine Ramp contest in the city centre of Eindhoven proved once again that you can bring BMX to the people. The 040BMXPARK ramp appeared to be a great asset to a successful BMX event that attracted riders from all over the place and an audience that stopped on their shopping spree to watch some high level BMX riding.

The day started early with the Wildcard class. 5 spots were up for grabs to ride the main event that started later on in the day. Pim Scheers (NED) blasted to first followed by Levi Weidman (NED) and Sem Kok (AMERICA). The last two available places went to Niels van Maren (NED) and Jari Roggeveen (NED) and each one of them were stoked they would get to ride the ramp again with the 19 invited riders who made the trip to Eindhoven. After some solid riding in the sunshine, 12 riders were selected to ride the final. The more time that was spent on the ramp, the more the riders got used to it. With €5000,= prize money available for the top 7, the finalists had to blast two more times.

7th place went to Daniel ‘Naran’ Penafiel from Spain who has his own riding style and brings tricks that noone else does. He double footplanted the wall for instance and did huge superman seatgrabs over the 2 meter high spine. You don’t get to see turndown backflips to fakie every day either. A pleasure for the eye for sure. Paul Thoelen from Germany simply goes higher than anyone and cranks variations on the quarters with lots of style. In fact, he makes everything look good including his Bri-flips, flairwhips and 540 footjams on the extension. It was hard to get Tom Justice (GBR) off the ramp. He had a smile on his face during his runs and kept on riding. Tom was enjoying it so much that kept adding trick after trick until he really ran out of steam. 5th place was his. Canadian Joel Bondu almost made the podium on his first visit to Eindhoven. Joel didn’t disappoint and brought tech tricks with lots of barspins, tailwhips and flairs. He also pulled a 180 triple barspin over the spine that didn’t go unnoticed. Local Daniel Wedemeijer (NED) got the first podium spot. Bronze was for him for riding different than others and riding both ways. His trick of the day was his fufanu on the fence at the DJ/Judges area. The shopping crowd decided to stay a little longer to see some more. Kostya Andreev (RUS) missed out on practice on Friday night but a true pro can adapt to a ramp quickly. It’s amazing how Kostya thinks. He pulled his first decade air on a quarter that day and later on tried a decade air to barspin because he figured he had enough time for it. Kostya packs many tricks in one run and the judges rewarded him with 2nd place.

First place was for Alex Coleborn who flew in from England for the Spine Ramp contest. Alex has the full package; tech, speed, tricks, skills, which you needed to win the comp. Alex stated that the ramp was the best transportable mini he’d ever ridden which shows he felt comfortable on it and was having a good time. Flair whips, 3 double whips, footjam variations, if you know what Alex is capable of, you have an idea of what it looked like, or just wait for the video, out soon. His score of 89,125 points over second place points of 85,625 are a good indication of how much he ruled the Spine Miniramp at the 18 Septemberplein. The Best trick award was for Kevin Liehn (GER) with a barspin disaster to 360 tire tap tailwhip in.

The very first 040 Invitational contest was a big success. Hats off to everyone involved. 2017 can’t come soon enough.
Final results 040 Invitational 2016:
1. Alex Coleborn (GBR)
2. Kostya Andreev (RUS)
3. Daniel Wedemeijer (NED)
4. Joel Bondu (CAN)
5. Tom Justice (GBR)
6. Paul Thoelen (GER)
7. Daniel Penafiel (ESP)
8. Cam Peake (GBR)
9. Zdenda Pesek (CZE)
10. Tobias Freigang (GER)
11. Kevin Liehn (GER)
12. Shaun Gornall (GBR)

Best trick: Kevin Liehn (GER) Barspin disaster to 360 tire tap tailwhip in.

Photos by Aaron Zwaal“