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Vans Custom Culture, Vans’ nationwide art contest, wraps up the public voting phase of the program this Thursday at midnight EDT. Until then, we ask the public to help choose the five schools that will have the opportunity to travel to Los Angeles to participate in the final art showcase and the chance to win up to $55,000 towards their art programs. After more than 900 schools initially entered this year, a panel here at Vans whittled that number down to the 50 top schools who are now vying to be one of the five finalists. 

The final day of KIA X Games Asia concluded today with world-class action sports competition in the BMX Mini-MegaRamp, Skateboard Vert and Skateboard Street Finals. The final day of competition welcomed a record crowd of 67,500 fans who cheered on the star-studded athlete line-up despite sporadic rain throughoput the day.

BMX Mini-MegaRamp Finals: In a remix of last year’s podium, this time it was the lone Aussie in the final who took home the gold,

This week end was the second step of the Fise Xperience tour in REIMS. The week end was agitated, and rich in emotions! About 150 riders travelled across France to come in Reims and amazed the 10 000 people who came swarming around the park to admire the prowess of those real athletes, always more impressives from step to step! Once again, the headliners of each sport were there ! It was a beautiful final that the BMX profesionnal and novices riders offered to us.

Results BMX Pro:
1.    CHARVERON Maxime   
2.    BROOKS Declan

Three New Cities Join L.A., Aspen and Tignes to Host X Games Beginning in 2013 ESPN, the leading action sports content provider, and creator of the X Games, will bring the X Games to Foz do Iguaçu, Brazil; Munich, Germany and Barcelona, Spain beginning in 2013. Those cities will join Aspen, Colo.; Los Angeles, Calif. and Tignes, France to host the X Games in an effort to expand globally. With relevance to contemporary youth around the world, this expansion is a transformation from an action sports competition brand into an 

BMX Street Finals In his first KIA X Games Asia appearance, Chad Kerley took home a surprise gold in the BMX Street Finals. Qualifying first, Kerley also rode great in the final, leading throughout the entire jam. His creativity and style coupled with various manual tricks and the best combos of the competition led him to gold with a score of 86.00.

“I had a good song playing, so I just went for it. My adrenaline was going and I’m with my friends, so I wasn’t too stressed,” said