the halfpipe. He's got 900-s on lockdown, you know that helps. Steve McCann made the podium a foreign affair over there in the USA. He's the most improved vert rider of the year and understandibly lacks a bit of flow/experience/solidness that the top two Brits have. Respect though for what he's been doing. He rode Park and Dirt as well. Being competitive in three classes is hard. McCoy did well on vert and got very close to that 900 to revert. 
In Park the 40 year old went a bit over his head to keep up with the younsters and was walked off the course. Zack Warden on the other hand has got a future ahead of him. He did not make the street finals but placed 7th in vert behind old aces Jimmy Walker (5th) and Jay Eggleston (6th). Kevin Robinson has had better days (8th) and Parker + Mancuso rounded off the top ten in the finals. Chad Kagy was still recovering from a broken collarbone but he was present and rolled in to get his paycheck. He didn't bother bringing his own bike so he just borrowed a bike to get the job done. BdJ
Toyota Challenge Dew Tour Salt Lake City:
Vert Prelim results:
1st Bestwick, Jamie 93.33
2nd Tabron, Simon 90.33
3rd McCann, Steven 90
4th Robinson, Kevin 89.67
5th McCoy, Dennis 88.33
6th Walker, Jimmy 88.17
7th Eggleston, Jay 86.67
8th Warden, Zack 85.67 9th Mancuso, Mike 85
10th Parker, John 83.5
Vert Final results:
1st Bestwick, Jamie 94
2nd Tabron, Simon 92.5
3rd McCann, Steven 91
4th McCoy, Dennis 89.5
5th Walker, Jimmy 88.17
6th Eggleston, Jay 87.33
7th Warden, Zack 87.33
8th Robinson, Kevin 86.67
9th Parker, John 86.33
10th Mancuso, Mike 85.33
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