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  • Skier David Lesh meets with President Obama May 17, 2012
    In late April, President Obama gave a speech at the University of Colorado at Boulder. While he was there, he met up with David Lesh, a skier and the founder of FD Wear, a ski outerwear company. Lesh, for reasons even he can barely explain, was allowed to drive along with the presidential motorcade and was able to talk one-on-one with the President about skiing and small businesses in America. What strings did you have to pull to get a meeting with Obama? It sort of just fell into my lap. A...
  • FIM introduces new Freestyle of Nations event May 16, 2012
    On Wednesday the Federation Internationale de Motocyclisme (FIM) and the International Freestyle Motocross Federation (IFMXF) announced a three-year extension of their partnership with event promoter SportPlus to present the FIM Freestyle MX World Championship tour through 2016 and to introduce a new event, the FIM Freestyle of Nations, debuting in 2013."Freestyle Motocross is a very entertaining and exciting discipline combining the show element with top sport," said FIM CEO Stephane Desprez,...
  • Pastrana to make third Nationwide start in Iowa May 16, 2012
    Travis Pastrana will make his third Nationwide series start this weekend at the Iowa Speedway in Newton, Iowa. "I am thrilled to have the opportunity to run both races this weekend at Iowa," Pastrana said. "I have been pretty satisfied with the start to the season. We need to get better at qualifying."Pastrana placed 22nd at Richmond and 17th at Darlington, which was held last weekend.The NASCAR K&N Pro Series takes place Saturday and on Sunday, the Nationwide race will air live on ESPN2...
  • Superpark 16 wraps up at Mt. Bachelor, Ore. May 16, 2012
    Snowboarder Magazine has hosted Superpark for 16 years now. This was the second year they took the show to Mt. Bachelor, outside Bend, Oregon. It was a pretty good winter at Bachelor, which left more than enough building material for park crews from Loon, Seven Springs, Boreal and Bachelor to get creative with. What's more, the weather could've have been nicer. It was sunny and sick all week. This really could have been the best event yet.Here's Snowboarder Magazine's very own Senior Editor Tom...
  • New inductees added to BMX, skateboard HOFs May 15, 2012
    New inductees have been recently added to the BMX and Skateboarding Hall of Fames. In skateboarding, on May 10, during the IASC Skateboarding Summit in Anaheim, Calif., four new names were added to Skateboarding Hall of Fame. They were Danny Bearer, the 1964 National Championships winner; Jay Adams, an original Z-Boy; Peggy Oki, the lone female Z-Boy; and skate pioneer Mark Gonzales. Four others received Icon Awards: John Humphrey, who was the first licensee of a skateboard patent; Frank Nasworthy,...
  • Global RallyCross season begins May 26 in N.C. May 18, 2012
    The 2012 Global RallyCross season begins May 26 at Charlotte Motor Speedway in Charlotte, N.C. This year's schedule is being increased to five races, including the marquee event at the X Games in Los Angeles. 2012 Global RallyCross drivers, teams and carsHere's a list of drivers and teams for the 2012 Global RallyCross season. Follow all the season's results for Global RallyCross on ESPN Action Sports.
  • Caballero and Barros win Pro-Tec Pool Party May 16, 2012
    The 2012 Pro-Tec Pool Party, presented by Vans, has come to an end and the results are in: Pedro Barros wins the pro division while Steve Caballero takes home the money in the Masters division. 2012 Pro-Tec Pool Party Highlights from the 2012 Pro-Tec Pool Party. Gallery In its eighth year at the Vans Skatepark in Orange, Calif., the Pro-Tec Pool Party has become the greatest gathering of skateboard legends and modern rippers in one locale. With Jay Adams, Dave Hackett, Tony Alva and...
  • Reynolds wins Vitaminwater Invitational in Ill. May 14, 2012
    Chad Kerley's Vitaminwater Invitational Street riding moves ahead a few years in Kachinsky's Bakery. Check the photos. Gallery On Saturday night, one of BMX's most progressive street riders, Chad Kerley, hosted a BMX contest like none other. With support from his sponsor, Vitaminwater, Chad hand selected thirty of today's top pro street riders to come out and compete at The Bakery in Chicago, Ill. for $20,000 in cash prizes. The format was simple -- four obstacles, best trick format and...
  • James Stewart explains why he left JGRMX May 14, 2012
    "I feel like I can't win." That's what James Stewart told Coy Gibbs, owner of the Joe Gibbs Racing -- Motocross team. Stewart won two races in the Monster Energy AMA Supercross series, finished seventh overall and spent a lot of time on the ground and sidelines. Now, a contract that was supposed to last for three years and eventually lead into car racing, didn't even last the duration of the Supercross season. Stewart is nearly a week into testing for his new employer, Yoshimura Suzuki, where...
  • Bizouard wins UEM MX European Championship May 13, 2012
    The future of freestyle motocross just might have a distinctly French flair if the 2012 UEM Freestyle MX European championships are any indication: French riders Remi Bizouard, David Rinaldo, and Brice Izzo took all three podium stops at the conclusion of the Union Europeenne de Motocyclisme-sanctioned series on Saturday night in Mannheim, Germany, with Bizouard taking the overall championship title ahead of Izzo and Chilean rider Javier Villegas.Villegas, Bizouard's closest rival in recent International...


 

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