New and insane tricks were pulled, unimaginable lines were found, style was showcased, and fun was had…Here are the final results and a grip of photos from a full day at The Pool in England.
(Be on the lookout for out highlights video within the next 24 hours…)
Photos by Fat.
Nike 6.0 The Pool Qualifying Results:
1. Dennis Enarson’s Team (Jeremiah Smith, Chad Kerley, Josh Harrington)
2. Drew Bezanson’s Team (Pat Casey, Rob Wise, Michael Beran)
3. Harry Main’s Team (Kyle Baldock, Alex Coleborn, Ben Wallace)
4. Sebastian Keep’s Team (Chase Hawk, Dan Lacey, Bruno Hoffman)
5. Garrett Reynolds’ Team (Sean Sexton, Paul Ryan)
Nike 6.0 The Pool Final Team Results:
(*Based on all riders’ scores combined.)
1. Dennis Enarson’s Team (Jeremiah Smith, Chad Kerley, Josh Harrington)
2. Drew Bezanson’s Team (Pat Casey, Rob Wise, Michael Beran)
3. Harry Main’s Team (Kyle Baldock, Alex Coleborn, Ben Wallace)
Nike 6.0 The Pool Best Rider:
(*Voted on by the riders.)
Dennis Enarson
Nike 6.0 The Pool Best Line:
(*Done in the contest.)
Ruben Alcantara, Kevin Kalkoff, Sergio Layos, and Tom Dugan all together train.
Nike 6.0 The Pool Best Trick:
(*Done in the best trick jam session.)
Brian Foster – Gap to curved wallride out of the deep end of the pool.
**Contest Format:
10 “team captains” picked three riders to be on their team. Each team got a 10 minute jam session. Each rider was scored individually during the jam. The four scores were added up to get a total score for the team, which determined who qualified…the top five scoring teams qualified to ride in finals. In the finals the riders were paired up in groups according to their scores so they rode in order from lowest scores to highest scores. Again, each rider was scored individually. The teams’ riders’ scores were added again to get an overall team score to determine the winning team. The best rider of the day was voted on by the riders themselves. The best trick contest was a separate 20 minute jam. And the best line was chosen by the judges from all runs throughout the entire day. Confusing? A little, but if you think reading it is confusing, try writing this stuff!
