Bart de Jong
The Baco Jams are about more than just riding. The party is 50% of the deal. Here are the results of the riding, who all scored afterwards we will not tell.Results Baco-a-go-go jam 2008:
1. Trey Jones
2. Jeff Klugiewicz
3. Drew Bezanson
4. Tony Malouf
5. Mark Mulville
6. Tom Dillareal
7. Dave Freiumth
8. Matt Sparks
Best Trick: Winner: Matt Sparks, Handplant Transfer
Mike spent the morning reminiscing about his childhood. He is still struggling with his memory, but bit by bit he is getting it back. He has been amazingly determined through this. As Mike said himself, he is "turning frustration into focus". Mike's wife Trista arranged for the two of them to take a trip over to one of his favorite parks 
Pro Street and Pro Dirt qualifying in Pessac is done. A 30 minute dirt session was planned in as soon as the sun showed its face and it was a good one. Patrick Guimez built the jumps and also ruled on them. Inside 109 amateurs rode qualifying and 54 pros made it on the course. Add to that 21 riders in a special minus 15 years old class and you know the day was full of BMX. From 1pm till 22:45hr. Wow. 
Day two of the LG Action Sports World Championships brought the pros of BMX Vert and BMX Street, to the fans and made them jump to their feet in celebration as the athletes laid down some of the most spectacular runs of the season. The year’s most dominant stars in BMX Vert and BMX Street, Jamie Bestwick (Derby, England) and Daniel Dhers (Caracas, Venezuela) respectively, continued their winning ways in 2008 and captured the gold medal in their disciplines. Daniel Dhers has been rolling through all of 2008 in the Gold medal position and continued to do so today, decisively winning the BMX Street contest with two runs that far exceeded the competition. He pushed himself to the end, even bettering his first round score with his second run.
BMX Street also enjoyed opening night status, qualifying eight men to the finals, which will take place Saturday afternoon, November 1st. A strong and talented field of 16 men resulted in the following Finals’ contestants: Daniel Dhers (Caracas, Venezuela), Dennis Enarson (San Diego, Calif.), Gary Young (San Diego, Calif.), Rob Darden (Greenville, NC), Anthony Napolitan (Youngstown, Ohio), Allan Cooke (Greenville, NC), Kevin Kiraly (Livermore, Calif.), and Morgan Wade (Tyler, Texas). Wade is the defending BMX Street champion, so he’ll be battling to hold on to that title tomorrow afternoon. The LG Action Sports Championships resumes Saturday with an afternoon session that begins at 1:00 p.m. and features the Skateboarding Vert Prelims and BMX Street Finals, followed by a concert by MxPx. The evening session, which begins at 7:00 p.m., starts with the Women’s Inline Street Finals and continues on to the BMX Vert Finals, then the Inline Street Finals.