SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 2012![]() After a thriller in the last run, Spencer O'Brien stomped in a score of 84,4 points with a toe edge fs 720 at the last jump. More to follow... ![]() The women kicked off the event bright and early at 9 am. There were 6 women in today’s final, but it really was just a battle between two, Spencer O’Brien and Enni Rukajärvi. Enni was in the lead all morning with her run that consisted of an amazing backside 540 indy, to a cab 5. But right at the very end, during the final run of the contest, Spencer O’Brien put down her run of a switch backside 540 to a frontside rodeo 720. It was clearly the winning run, and she took home the win and the Dew cup. I don’t know what it is about the women’s events this weekend, but they sure loved to drag it out until the very last run. More at TWS. ![]() The Mt Baker Banked Slalom is a wrap and the Dragon crew had a great group out there holding it down. Congrats to all. 5th- Blair Habenicht 6th- Lucas Debari 12th- Alex Yoder 16th- Danny Davis 21st- Max Warbington 27th- Forrest Bailey 31st- Blake Paul 32nd- Griffin Siebert ![]() Listen to Gigi's words when it comes down to setting up your back pack before entering the back country! This could save your balls or even your life.. Tech Talk - Gigi BC BackPack from Pirate Movie Production on Vimeo. ![]() Gigi Rüf rides like it’s his birthright. Bonks galore, open throttle slashes, shifty backside 3s, stalefishes and even a switch backside 7 marked the memorable repertoire of Rüf leaving little doubt as to why he deserved second. For more click HERE. ![]() Honorary Tranny Finder Griffin Siebert is tasked with performing a switch back blunt 270 on a bridge. If he fails, he may fall in the water beneath and be subject to ridicule from the huge Yobeat public. If he succeeds, only one of those things may happen. So which is it? You’ll have to watch and see! Bet You Can't: Griffin Siebert from YoBeat on Vimeo. ![]() Aaron was always the driving force behind this project. When it seemed like things weren't gonna work out he always found a way to make it happen. He loved a challenge! I spent this last winter traveling around to many of his favorite places, meeting up with friends, and making some new ones along the way. I feel so lucky to have been able to share such great times with such an amazing person. When Aaron passed away in Chile this last July it was hard to even think about the movie, let alone sit down and edit hours of his footage from the winter. It wasn't until Blake Paul sent me an email highlighting the fact that one of Aaron's goals all season was to get everyone down to Chile and film a segment for the movie that I came to realize something that should have been so obvious. We had to head South and finish what he had started. Although we were physically missing the one person who really should have been on that trip I feel like he was actually with us more than ever. We'll miss you A-ROB! -Sam Tuor | The Blog Archive 2012 (21)February (7)January (14)2011 (4)December (4) |
















