Baldock having an arsenal of big tricks and Fox having the pure speed advantage. The finals went down to the wire in one of the closest speed battles of the day, but in the end, Baldock threw down more tricks for style to take the win!
Baldock said, “This was one of the best contest I’ve ever done and look forward to the next one- the most unique trophy I’ve ever seen in any contest I’ve been in”. The Toyota Best Trick took place following the Speed and Style Finals giving the riders a 10-minute jam session to throw their best t
rick over the designated Toyota jump. In the end it was Pat Casey taking the win with time running out throwing a boosted decade-three landing super clean. This was enough to edge out Mike Varga's 1080, Kyle Baldock's backflip-tailwhip-barspin and James Foster's double backflip. Pat Casey said, "I didn’t plan on doing the best trick, but happy I went back up on the platform to do what I could and take the win. It was a great event and the riding was on another level today. Can’t wait to do another one of these events’”
Results:
2. Kris Fox
3. Ryan Guettler
4. Kevin Peraza
5. Mike Varga
6. Pat Casey
7. James Foster
8. Scotty Cranmer
9. Rob Darden
10. Satterfield
11. Vince Byron
12. Casey Jones
Toyota Best trick: Pat Casey – 360 Decade
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