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Vans BMX Pro Cup 2019 Mexico – Semi-Finals Highlights

August 18, 2019

The Vans BMX Pro Cup has been going off down in Mexico City, Mexico this weekend and it looks like it’s been a wild one as expected! Above is a look at how Dennis Enarson qualified first, and below you can check out a ton of highlights from the semi-finals! Expect to see plenty of footage from the finals soon!

“Some of the moves that gave Dennis Enarson the top spot in Semi-Finals at the Vans BMX Pro Cup in Mexico City.”

“Semi Finals Highlights from the Vans BMX Pro Cup in Mexico City, Mexico. The format:
35 total riders (Top 20 from Vans BMX Pro Cup Germany, 5 Wildcards, Top 10 from Regional Qualifiers)
Organized Jams Format, ride in order
7 riders per Heat, 3 runs, ride until you fall
5 minutes of Practice before each Heat
Judged on overall impression
Top 14 from Semi-Finals advance to Men’s Pro Cup Finals” – Our BMX

Vans Rebel Jam 2019 – FINALS

July 28, 2019

The 2019 Vans Rebel Jam BMX finals went off earlier today out in Huntington Beach, California with some of the best BMX riders in the world on the course. Above is a live replay of the completely live stream from the contest, and below you can find a 30 minute highlight video if you want to see something a little shorter. You can also find full results below as well!

“We are live from the Vans US Open of Surfing over on the BMX street course for the Vans Rebel Jam. Tune in now to see all the action!” – Vans

“The top men and women in BMX rip apart the Rebel Jam course right on the coast at Huntington Beach.

Music Credits:
Beach Goons – hrsb”

“Absolute insanity from the 2019 Vans Rebel Jam in Huntington Beach, California featuring Garrett Reynolds, Ty Morrow, Dennis Enarson, Chad Kerley, Devon Smillie, Broc Raiford, Boyd Hilder, and more!” – Vital BMX

“As Garrett put it, Dennis was on fire in finals at the Vans Rebel Jam. Here’s a quick cut of his runs (jam format judged on overall impression)…gonna eat and work on highlights asap…” – Our BMX

“What a contest. The jam format really gave the twelve riders plenty of time to land pretty much everything they wanted to and the level of riding today was absolutely crazy. Here’s the raw highlights from the Vans Rebel Jam. Best trick, Women’s, and High Air videos are still in the works.” – Our BMX

“Closing out the opening weekend of the Vans US Open with crowds ablaze, the first-ever Vans Rebel Jam BMX street competition held on American soil concluded its final rounds, awarding decorated BMX riders Dennis Enarson and Perris Benegas as the event’s overall winners. Showcasing 18 of the world’s best street riders in the finals, the Vans Rebel Jam also recognizes originality and innovation with individual rider awards ranging from most creative, hard trick, and best overall style. The 2019 Vans Rebel Jam is unique in all of the industry for championing prize parity for competitors and matching podium winnings for men and women.

In the Men’s division, all-terrain BMX specialist Dennis Enarson conquered the street course with ease, utilizing speed and power to demonstrate expert bike control, and land difficult maneuvers and unexpected lines. Commanding the lead in prelims, it’s no surprise Enarson prevailed in the finals.

“Thank you to all the Huntington Beach locals, and everyone who came out to the event. Thank you for supporting BMX. This event was so fun and the hype was real.”- Dennis Enarson, Vans Rebel Jam Men’s Winner

Joining Enarson on the podium is the ever-diverse Boyd Hilder in 2nd, landing huge airs and backflips to please the crowds, while Garrett Reynolds’ clean consistency and technical style earned him 3rd.

“This Rebel Jam competition was amazing. The crowd was great and riding with everyone was so much fun. Shout out to Vans and everyone for involving the women and making things equal for us.” – Perris Benegas, Vans Rebel Jam Women’s Winner

In the women’s division, Perris Benegas was the field outlier, impressing the judges with big airs, clean feeble grinds, and connecting runs like a pro. Benegas completed a notable peg grind over the rainbow rail, sealing the deal for her victory. Joining Benegas on the podium, Angie Marino in 2nd and Natasha Wetzel in 3rd, who each illustrated their own creativity and style in the first-ever women’s event in Rebel Jam competition history.

For a dramatic finale, winners of the Best Trick navigated the custom-designed Cult wall obstacle, demonstrating a clinic of some of the most difficult and creative tricks in BMX. See below for the full results and watch the full replay and VansUSOpenofSurfing.com.

2019 VANS REBEL JAM RESULTS

MEN’S PODIUM
1st – Dennis Enarson
2nd – Boyd Hilder
3rd – Garrett Reynolds

Style Award: Kevin Kalkoff
Most Creative Award: Reed Stark
Hard Trick Award: Boyd Hilder

Independent Best Trick Honors:
Broc Raiford, 180° bar spin to front crank
Garrett Reynolds, rail ride to 180° opposite down tail whip
Devon Smillie, Alley oop to fakie wallride 540°out

WOMEN’S PODIUM
1st – Perris Benegas
2nd – Angie Marino
3rd – Natasha Wetzel

Women’s Best Trick: Natasha Wetzel, feeble grind fast plant 360”

Vans Rebel Jam 2019 – Qualifier Highlights

July 28, 2019

The 2019 Vans Rebel Jam kicked off yesterday in Huntington Beach during the Vans US Open of Surfing. Some of the top street riders dropped in on the course that was built on the beach to throw down some wild moves. Here’s a quick highlight video above from the qualifier that Vans dropped, then get a look at how Dennis Enarson qualified for first below, along with the bunnyhop an high air contests below! Looks like it was an awesome day. Expect plenty more from the finals soon!

“The Vans Rebel Jam lit up on the new street course at the Vans US Open of Surfing presented by Swatch. Checkout all the highlights from the prelims today.” – Vans

“Groups of five riders had 15 minutes to ride the course at the Rebel Jam. That meant that some groups got like eight runs… So, needless to say, a lot of amazing riding went down. Apologies for the epically long video, but my goal is to always attempt to show why people placed the way they did…not just a quick highlight vid.” – Our BMX

“Vans Rebel Jam course is dope and the field is packed with something like 40 riders. The jam format had every rider dropping in enough times to really get everything they wanted done, and Dennis Enarson came away with the first spot into the finals.

RESULTS:
1. Dennis Enarson
2. Boyd Hilder
3. Chad Kerley
4. Garrett Reynolds
5. Dakota Roche
6. Reed Stark
7. Broc Raiford
8. Bruno Hoffmann
9. Devon Smilie
10. Kevin Kalkoff
11. Ty Morrow
12. Alex Donnachie” – Our BMX

“Checkout the highlights from the 2019 Bunny Hop and Air & Style event at the Vans US Open of Surfing presented by Swatch” – Vans

Magic Number – Dennis Enarson

July 25, 2019

The crew at Ride UK caught up with Dennis Enarson to talk about some of his top 3’s from tricks to riding spots and riders. This gets Dennis’ perspective on each thing, along with a bunch of great riding footage from the archives that’ll definitely remind a few of you of some crazy videos from the past.

“If you had to pick just 3 tricks you could do, 3 spots you could ride, and 3 riders you could ride with, what would you choose?

In MAGIC NUMBER, that’s what we want to know. We kick things off with Dennis Enarson.

Let us know what you thought of his answers – anything surprising or were they what you expected?

Music by LITE / Post Earth / Spielbergs (full credits in video)
Archive footage courtesy of Demolition Parts, Markit, Cinema BMX, Vital BMX, Alli Show, Haro Bikes, Vans.
Video by Robin Pearson” – Ride UK

Unclicked Podcast – Nathan Williams

July 15, 2019

The latest round of Dennis Enarson‘s Unclicked Podcast has arrived. This time around he sits down with Nathan Williams to get to know his full story from how he got into BMX to filming, traveling and what he has going on these days. You can check it all out over on the Unclicked Buzzsprout page since it’s not embedable. This is just under an hour and a half of pure goodness.

“On this episode of Unclicked we have Pro BMX rider Nathan Williams. Nathan is a video part god and a good friend so I’ve wanted him to come on the podcast since the beginning. Anyone who is in BMX knows who he is but it was awesome to sit down with him and get his story. His roommate, photographer and Fiend guy Kevin Conners also sits down for this episode.” – Dennis Enarson

Give the interview a listen RIGHT HERE!

Dennis Enarson and His Raw Haro SDV2

July 10, 2019

Dennis Enarson built up a new bike using the latest version of his Haro SDV2 frame in the new raw colorway. Hit play to watch Dennis build up the bike, then put it to proper use during a session to break it in properly!

“Dennis Enarson builds up the new Raw color-way of his signature SDv2 frame and takes it out to Clairemont Skatepark for a proper first session.

Video by Joey Cobbs:

Dennis Enarson builds up the new raw colorway of his signature Haro SDv2 frame and takes it out to Clairemont Skatepark for a celebratory rip around. No one does it quite like Dennis!” – DIG

Unclicked Podcast – Tony Ennis

July 1, 2019

The latest round of Dennis Enarson‘s Unclicked Podcast has arrived after about a month long hiatus. This time around Dennis sits down with Tony Ennis to talk about how he got into BMX and filming to different projects he has worked on, being Garrett Reynolds‘ go to filmer and much, much more. As always, this is a super good listen, so check it out over on the Unclicked Podcast Website.

“The Unclicked podcast returns with bmx filmer Tony Ennis. Tony has created some of the best content in bmx with videos like Endsearch and Deadline, he is the filmer behind all the Fiend videos, and responsible for the majority of Garrett Reynolds footage out there. He is a longtime friend and just a great guy to be around who has nothing but love for bmx. JJ Palmere was also on the mic so it was a good time hanging out with friends and learning more about Tony.” – Dennis Enarson

Go give Tony’s interview a listen on the Unclicked Podcast Website.

Demolition – Behind the Poster with Dennis Enarson

June 25, 2019

When you look at a photo, sometimes it’s real easy to forget what went into making the shot happen. It’s always interesting to see what it actually takes to get that perfect shot for something like a poster. Demolition Parts dropped a new Dennis Enarson poster, and this video gives us a look at what it took to make it happen. A little wind and plenty of tries to get it just right! Take a look!

“We ventured out into the mountains in search of the greatest transition ditch in existence to shoot a photo of Dennis for our latest poster… this day was quite the success. HUGE thanks to our dude Lazer for showing us this insane spot and Matt for the photo…

Filmed and Edited by Josh Clemens” – Demolition Parts