respectively placed in 2nd place this past weekend at the Recon Tour with Kevin Peraza in 3rd place. Logan Martin who won the first Recon Tour Pro event at the Kitchen Park narrowly missed the podium this time around and earned 4th place. Nick Bruce received best trick with a flair double whip and is becoming a household name in the BMX world. “This was an amazing event and the talent of riding from both the professional and amateur athletes was incredible. It is great seeing the athletes coming through the Recon Tour AM event’s and holding their own with the best BMX athletes in the world.” – Robby Burleson (Recon Tour Manager)
Ed Percival has been competing in the Recon Tour series for the last couple of years. We have watched Ed grow overtime and he proved his progression by taking the AM win this past weekend. Ed left a strong impression on the judges with his big whip combinations and his technical riding skills. Eddie Rovi who was the youngest competitor of the day took home 2nd place and Shane Davis came in 3rd place. All three athletes now have the opportunity to compete in any of the Recon PRO events as well as Ed locking in the his place at the Recon Tour AM final. Please go to therecontour.com to see a complete list of results.
Special thanks to Hookit and the brand partners: Monster Army, Mongoose Bikes, Vital BMX, Rockwell Watches, ODI, Novik Gloves, and Movie Tickets.com. Big thanks to Dan Hubbard and Ryan Guettler on the MIC, Ian Abbott and the Premises crew on the live web feed, the judges (Joe Taberna, Ross Lanier, Alex Landeros, Danny Josa), Trish Bare Grounds, Laszlo Kelemen, Charlie Payne, Chris Conway and of course the entire YMCA staff. Check out all the social media at @recontour #recontour #clashatclairemont
Photos by Avery Stumm