October 2005: Etnies Backyard Jam News Update: EXPERT STREET SELLS OUT
Oct 04, 2005
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Expert street has now SOLD OUT. There has been such interest that applications for the Expert street are now closed – just so you know, the 100th form received was for rider Jay Hook.
Don’t forget, if you missed out on the Expert street entry, there are still places in the Pro category and you can also enter any combination of the extra contests, priced at £20 each. This years extra contests include the Etnies High Air and Snickers Highest Bunny Hop and Best Trick competitions. The first to take place is the Snickers Highest Bunny Hop on Friday afternoon, which will hopefully see a world record attempt to beat the current record of 1m 21cm made on a trial bike, with Etnies Highest Air and Snickers Best Trick contests held on Saturday and Sunday respectively.
Check out the useful info section for riders already confirmed for this year’s event at the website: [url=http://www.backyardjam.com]Backyard Jam 2005[/url]
BERINGER NOW CONFIRMED
S&M's Matt Beringer is now CONFIRMED for the Etnies Backyard Jam so you can expect the usual crazy unseen lines, crowd pleaser front-flips and stupid antics done with too much style for someone having so much fun.
MORE PRO RIDERS STEP UP TO THE ETNIES JAM
Chris Doyle, Ali Whitton, Chase Dehart, Robbie Morales, Ryan Barrett, Jim Cielincki, Will Love, Ryan Corrigan, Jeffrey Zielinski, Brian Kachinsky, Josh Stricker and Garrett Byrnes have all now CONFIRMED they are going to be competing in this years Etnies Backyard Jam. The places are filling fast so keep a check on the website for all confirmed to date.
The Etnies Backyard Jam in association with Snickers and Primo will be held at the Brighton Centre, from 21 – 23 October 2005. Opening times: 10am to 7pm. Ticket prices pre booked/ on the door: Fri £6/ £8, Sat £8/ £10 and Sun £10/ £12. No access with bikes for the public.
[url=http://www.backyardjam.com]Backyard Jam 2005[/url]
Watch the Backyard Trailer by clicking [url=http://www.soulsports.co.uk/ebyj/ebyj05promo.mpg]here.[/url]
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