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DENNIS ENARSON WINS BMX PARK, MARKING HIS SECOND VICTORY OF THE WEEKEND AT THE TOYOTA CHALLENGE IN SALT LAKE CITY
Sep 20, 2010
As a follow up to yesterday's BMX dirt victory, Dennis Enarson of La Mesa, Calif. continued his winning streak in today's BMX park final at the Toyota Challenge. The last time an athlete has won two disciplines at the same event was with Ryan Nyquist in 2006. Ryan Guettler originally accomplished the same feat in 2005, with all three BMX riders winning both the park and dirt disciplines.
Mark Webb ended up with the title of '2010 budget world champion of basingstoke' for pro park. Highest Bunnyhop went to Jamie Dalzzell with 42". Highest air went to Moggs with 9.5' out of a 6' quarter! Amateur park was taken by TTL Craig. All in all it was an awesome weekend, we had over two thousand spectators and we had to cap the comp entries at 200! Budget jam has got out of control! although this year backtothelab.co.uk took care of the organisation, which meant it ran as smooth as uncle buck's bald spot. 
BMX PARK FINALS Dew Tour SLC1 Dennis Enarson 93.25
2 Garrett Reynolds 91.25
3 Daniel Dhers 90.50
4 Scotty Cranmer 89.50
5 Brian Hunt 89.50
6 Patrick Casey 89.25
In a Final that had the crowd on the edge of their seats, Mike Payne became the Gatorade Free Flow Tour Champion in BMX park today at EnergySolutions Arena. Competing against eleven of the top riders from across the country, Payne topped the podium and earned himself a spot in the Dew Tour Championships this October in Las Vegas. Nineteen-year-old Payne from Las Vegas, Nev. earned the victory with his first run, 
Nicholas Long and Laëtitia Le Corguillé take the wins in Chula Vista Chula Vista, California (September 18, 2010) – American Nicholas Long (Lakeside, Calif.) and Frenchwoman Laëtitia Le Corguillé rode to the top of the podium in round three of the Supercross World Cup in Chula Vista, Calif. on Saturday night. The 21-year-old Long upset Australian strongman Sam Willoughby and 2008 Olympic champion Maris Strombergs (Latvia) in the eight-man main to take his first World Cup podium of the 2010 season. 
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