The evening ends with sounds from punk band Pennywise.
BMX Street Prelims Results:
1) Daniel Dhers (Caracas, Venezuela);
2) Dennis Enarson (San Diego, Calif.);
3) Gary Young (San Diego, Calif.);
4) Rob Darden (Greenville, NC);
5) Anthony Napolitan (Youngstown, Ohio);
6) Allan Cooke (Greenville, NC);
7) Kevin Kiraly (Livermore, Calif.);
8) Morgan Wade (Tyler, Texas);
9) Koji Kraft (Addison, Illinois);
10) Craig Mast (Warren, Ohio);
11) Steven McCann (Melbourne, Australia);
12) Austin Coleman (Los Angeles, Calif.);
13) Marcus Tooker (Cape Cod, Mass.);
14) Zack Warden (Ofallon, Illinois);
15) T.J. Ellis (Moreno Valley, Calif.);
16) Ben Snowden (Hornell, New York).
BMX Street also enjoyed opening night status, qualifying eight men to the finals, which will take place Saturday afternoon, November 1st. A strong and talented field of 16 men resulted in the following Finals’ contestants: Daniel Dhers (Caracas, Venezuela), Dennis Enarson (San Diego, Calif.), Gary Young (San Diego, Calif.), Rob Darden (Greenville, NC), Anthony Napolitan (Youngstown, Ohio), Allan Cooke (Greenville, NC), Kevin Kiraly (Livermore, Calif.), and Morgan Wade (Tyler, Texas). Wade is the defending BMX Street champion, so he’ll be battling to hold on to that title tomorrow afternoon. The LG Action Sports Championships resumes Saturday with an afternoon session that begins at 1:00 p.m. and features the Skateboarding Vert Prelims and BMX Street Finals, followed by a concert by MxPx. The evening session, which begins at 7:00 p.m., starts with the Women’s Inline Street Finals and continues on to the BMX Vert Finals, then the Inline Street Finals.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.