12 bosses, three runs, two count towards an overall score. Here's a breakdown of everything that got stomped during Simple Session 18's Street Finals. Congrats to Garrett, Bruno, and Broc for taking the 1-2-3.
Park finals at Simple Session 18 really started firing right away and didn't let up. All twelve riders really killed it, so I know a lot of people will have different opinions about who shoulda got what in this three run, two runs count towards an overall score format. Here's a breakdown of everything that got stomped during Simple Session 18's Park Finals. Congrats to Jose, Irek, and Kenneth for taking the 123.
SIMPLE SESSION 2018: The Bangers. FIRE from Simple Session 2018 finals featuring Garrett Reynolds, Ryan Nyquist, Bruno Hoffmann, Irek Rizaev, Daniel Dhers, Broc Raiford, Kevin Peraza, Simone Barraco, Larry Edgar, and more!
Garrett Reynolds came out on top at this years Simple Session street event. Peeps the runs that earned him gold.
SIMPLE SESSION 2018 - Kunstform Team Practice (Prangenberg, Donat, Smajli, Kachfi) by kunstform BMX Shop & Mailorder
Our bros Felix Prangenberg, Felix Donat, Miguel Smajli and Robin Kachfi filmed some clips during the BMX Street practice at Simple Session. Stay tuned for more Simple Session 2018 Content!
One hunna! Congrats to da homie Bruno Hoffmann for qualifying in 1st place for the Simple Session 2018 Street Finals!
Sorry for the delay. I made the choice to film it in 4k for some dumb reason and the video wouldn't upload at that size, so here we are at 1080. All the nerd stuff aside, street qualifying was a bit of a blur, but I'm pretty sure I put together 14 minutes of the best shit in chronological order... what a crap description. Sorry.
Day 2 Park Practice @ Simple Session 2018 starring Larry Edgar, Kostya Andreev, Irek Rizaev and many more.
Tag 1 auf der Simple Session 2018 in Estland: Hier sind ein paar Highlights vom Street- und Parkpractice in der Saku Suurhall.
Missing the first day of practice really messed up what I had planned to do content-wise, so I just sorta filmed everything and threw it on a timeline. The contest is definitely going to be a wild one, as everyone seems to have their lines sorted... Oh, and sorry about that dirty fisheye...got a new one and dust doesn't usually show up on that level.
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