The crowd at FISE in Montpellier were loving Venezuelan, Daniel Dhers. He's been having an amazing year and has obviously built up a lot of support. His reign at the top continues with a win at the first leg of the 2008 Braun cruZer Tour. From the first practice runs on Thursday he showed all the competition he was the man to beat with his super quick style. During the finals he was executing tricks with insane accuracy. This continues to be the year of Dhers, he must be absolutely stoked having won the Street contest at FISE also.
Last year's winner
Mark Webb from the UK had to settle for the second spot but considering he has been back riding for just three weeks after a serious back injury, it is an unbelievable feat. He amazed the delighted crowd with trick after trick from his never ending supply.
Coming in third was
Alistair Whitton who busted out some massive air. French man
Alexander Bourguignon also put on an amazing show for his home crowd. We'll be expecting great things from him on the Braun Spine as the Braun cruZer Tour continues at Nass in Somerset, England on June 13 to 15 and The Suzuki BMXMasters in Cologne, Germany on July 4 to 6. All of the stops will be covered by Freecaster.tv go to www.freecaster.tv/BMX and catch the highlights from this stop at FISE now.
Last year's winner Mark Webb from the UK had to settle for the second spot but considering he has been back riding for just three weeks after a serious back injury, it is an unbelievable feat. He amazed the delighted crowd with trick after trick from his never ending supply. 
Coming in third was Alistair Whitton who busted out some massive air. French man Alexander Bourguignon also put on an amazing show for his home crowd. We'll be expecting great things from him on the Braun Spine as the Braun cruZer Tour continues at Nass in Somerset, England on June 13 to 15 and The Suzuki BMXMasters in Cologne, Germany on July 4 to 6. All of the stops will be covered by Freecaster.tv go to www.freecaster.tv/BMX and catch the highlights from this stop at FISE now. 
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