The Gatorade Free Flow Tour finished the BMX dirt season on Saturday at 12th Street Jumps in Ogden, Utah. Showing up for the win was park Finalist Victor Salazar, who became a crossover Finalist with the dirt win this past weekend. Topping a handful of notable competitors from seasons past, Salazar will make the trip to Portland this week for his debut in the Gatorade Free Flow Tour Finals, taking place in conjunction with the Dew 
Benny Kopp and his crew have an annual jam at their hometown in Germany. This year they had a vert and a park contest. The vert class did not have to be split up in two groups, but they did have Park A and Park B-class for the riders to choose from. Here are the results:Bielefeld City Jam VERT:
1. Tim Eichert
2. Benny Kopp
3. Markus Reuss
Bielefeld City Jam Park A class results:
1. Tobias Wicke
2. Markus Braumann
3. Daniel Tuente
4. Felix Kirch
5. Bommel
6. Markus Reuss
The Nike 6.0 BMX Pro debuted a new format for 2011 at the Nike US Open of Surfing, with a combination live jam and filming contest. Each team consisted of three riders plus a filmer/editor, and the prize money was split evenly among all four. From Monday-Friday, the pros filmed on the course to produce the most progressive riding the beach has ever seen. The BMX Pro also consisted of two live jams, which impacted final scores, but the riding during the week is what the pros wanted to factor the heaviest into the scoring. In fifth place was Team Reynolds, consisting of Garrett Reynolds, Augie Simoncini, Danny Hickerson, and Kelly Bolton. The judges were blown away by Reynolds' riding, but they felt the video relied too heavily on him instead of the full team. 
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.