It's been a while since we’ve seen a crew of Red Bull heavy hitters all hit the streets together for one video, but today is our lucky day! When we first got the call about this project, the initial excitement wasn’t just about seeing such a wild group of talent on the road for a week, but also that the planned location was somewhere super refreshing.
A day spent out in San Diego with the ridiculously talented Cinema team and needless to say those guys provided the goods. Featuring the dream team - Garrett Reynolds, Chad Kerley, Nathan Williams, Corey Martinez and Dakota Roche.
Behind the scenes on Cinema's 'BACK TO BACK' in Boston.
This week, X Games 2021 drops in Southern California over three locations. Stop one focuses on BMX Dirt and Park at Pat Casey's very own Dreamyard, with Wendy's BMX Street going down on Friday at the California Training Facility. Before the action kicks off, BMX legends Dennis Enarson, Kevin Peraza and Garrett Reynolds all weighed in on what to expect at X Games 2021.
X Games Shanghai 2019 Day One News and Results. Reynolds Takes 10th Gold Medal in BMX Street
X Games Shanghai closed out with a another day filled with Skateboard, BMX and Moto X competitions, along with musical performances and interactive activities including drone and go cart racing in X Fest. The action kicked off with BMX Street, where American Garrett Reynolds reclaimed his spot atop the podium and earned his 10th gold in the discipline and 13th medal overall. Reynolds threw down a toboggan 360 and truckdriver, both over the dragon feature on the course, along with a downside 180 tailwhip to fakie and a hopover smith grind on the rainbow rail. Reynolds edged out German rider Felix Prangenberg (85.00) who took silver, and X Games Minneapolis gold medalist Chad Kerley (84.00) took home the bronze.
Hot diggity dirt dawgs! Here's some HDWCR leftovers roasted by Reynolds, Matty and Hucker. We'll be treatin' you to few more reheated hors d'oeuvres here shortly, and then we may just share the main course on the World Wide Web.
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