It's Thursday and today the complete vert contest was held at the Asian X-Games. The wind had picked up a little but the 10 riders had to deal with it in front of a rather small crowd. Vert finals on a Thursday is kinda weird in itself but the camera's were rolling so you'll get to see it on TV at some point. After the qualifying runs were over the following riders made it to the finals. Qualifying in first was Simon "007" Tabron, followed by Jamie Bestwick, Coco, Austin Coleman and Vince Byron. But for the finals things switched up a little. ESPN X Games Adds SuperRally to Lineup; First Wave of Invited Athletes Announced with Cranmer, Robinson and Reynolds!
May 27, 2010
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ESPN will add the discipline of SuperRally to its sports lineup this summer and has announced the first wave of invited athletes for the 16th annual action sports competition to be held in Los Angeles July 29 – Aug. 1, 2010. SuperRally will join the discipline of Rally Car Racing, already in its fifth year at X Games, on Saturday night of the four-day event at the Los Angeles Coliseum. The new SuperRally event takes on the ever popular Euro-centric sport of Rallycross in a sprint style form of auto racing that features heats of four 
Name: Alise PostAge: 19
Hometown: St. Cloud, MN USA
Sponsors: Redline, JBL Audio, GO211, Tangent Products, Oakley, Fly Racing, Tioga, Sun Ringle
Good BMX track: Pineview Park BMX (St. Cloud, MN)
Good BMX company: Redline
Name: Mike VockensonAge: 20
Hometown: Sunshine Coast, QLD, Australia
Hook-ups/Sponsors: Tempered Bikes
The favorite list:
-Spot to ride: Anywhere with a flat rail, I'm easy.
-BMX video: Criminal Mischief, Etnies Forward
-Food: Toasted sandwich
-Travel destination: Canada
The internet is a great thing, but being on the road it doesn't always work out the same way as back home with the high speed connection. It's not only the connection in China that is slow, it's also the sites that they're banning. No Twitter, no Facebook, no Vimeo and also no Youtube. That's the reason I haven't been able to post clips up straightt away that you guys sent in. Webmaster Jos is helping out though so don't worry. I said China? Yup. 
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.