BMX Park Finals
1. Glenn Salyers, Kokomo, Ind., 93.33.
2. Dan Norvell, Clairmont, Calif., 91.67.
3. Trey Jones, Apopka, Fla., 90.67.
4. Rob Armour, Jamestown, Pa., 90.17.
5. Collin Evans, Downington, Pa. 89.33.
6. Joey Chernoff, San Mateo, Calif., 89.33.
7. Spencer Bass, Euless, Texas, 88.83.
8. Tuan Duong, Canon City, Colo., 87.67.
9. Nicholai Rogatkin, Lincoln, Mass., 87.00.
10. Justin Jester, Bentonville, Ark., 86.33.
The Free Flow Tour finals are a part of the Toyota Challenge event, a four-day competition that is the fourth of five stops on the AST Dew Tour, which features skateboarding, BMX and freestyle motocross. The Sunday Free Flow Tour schedule concludes with the skate vert finals.
The Free Flow Tour consists of 50 events across the U.S. and features 30 skateboarding (24 park and six vert) and 20 BMX (16 park and four vert) competitions. Encompassing the ‘Flow to Pro’ theme, the two overall skate and BMX park champions and the two overall skate and BMX vert champions win a wild card spot to compete against the pros at the final stop of the AST Dew Tour, the PlayStation Pro®, in Orlando, Fla.
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Glenn Salyers Wins BMX Park at Free Flow Tour Finals in Salt Lake City
Sep 14, 2008
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Glenn Salyers won the BMX park event Saturday at the Free Flow Tour finals. The competition was held at the AST Dew Tour’s Toyota Challenge. In the Free Flow Tour’s BMX park finals, 21-year-old Salyers of Kokomo, Ind. used a flawless second run full of technical tricks – including a flair over the gap – to secure the win. Dan Norvell, of Clairmont, Calif., took second place with a 91.60, while Trey Jones, of Apopka, Fla., followed with a 90.67. “Getting a chance like this is awesome,” Salyers said. “Now that I’ve won the Free Flow Tour, I’m going to ride more and learn some new tricks. I’m going to be ready to ride with the best when the PlayStation Pro comes next month.”
With the win Salyers earns a wildcard entry into the AST Dew Tour’s PlayStation® Pro, October 16-19.
AST Dew Tour-Free Flow Tour Finals Results Saturday, September 13, 2008 Salt Lake City
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