For those who missed out make sure to visit Voodoo Jam 2008.
Results pro:
1) Matthias Dandois (FR)
2) Terry Adams (USA)
3) Alex Jumelin (FR)
4) Raphael Chiquet (FR)
5) Matt Wilhelm (USA)
6) Shintaro Misawa (JP)
7) Jesse Puente (USA)
8) York Uno (JP)
9) Akihikio Takahashi (JP)
10) Stephen Cerra (USA)
11) Michael Steingraber (DE)
12) Will Redd (USA)
13) Art Thomason (USA)
14) Hiroya Morizaki (JP)
15) Mickey Gaidos (USA)
16) Cory Fester (CAN)
17) Hidekazu Kuga (JP)
18) Takeshi Tsuji (JP)
19) Scott Ditchfield (USA)
20) Kazuma Nakajima (JP)
21) Effraim Catlow (UK)
22) Andy Cooper (USA)
23) Adam Diclaudio (USA)
Check the movies on www.freecaster.tv
After an incredible final battle between Matthias Dandois from France and Terry Adams from the USA it was Matthias who deserved the win of the third edition of the Voodoo Jam in New Orleans. This only 18 years old guy from France ripped it up during the whole weekend; he is certainly one of the most inspiring riders from the next generation flatlanders, pushing the sport in the right direction. Further highlights were Raphael Chiquet’s amazing back wheel stuff, all performed in short pink pants, Shintaro Misawa his fresh style and Hiroya Morizaki who was pulling some of the most insane links during practice. Voodoo Jam 2007 was the celebration of the BMX flatland lifestyle as promised, with outstanding riding in amateur and pro plus one of the best vibes ever.Big shout out to Scott Obrien and Terry Adams for making it happen!
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