X Games Austin 2014 Day Two News and Results: Reynolds Reclaims His BMX Street Domination
Jun 07, 2014
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They say everything is bigger in Texas, and day two of X Games Austin was no exception. Crowds flocked to the Circuit of The Americas™ to watch the world’s best action sports athletes battle it out for the top podium spot. The day kicked off with Garrett Reynolds once again asserting his BMX Street domination by reclaiming the gold with an impressive third run score of 90.66 that knocked Dakota Roche from first place contention into second in the last few seconds of competition.MONSTER ENERGY’S DAKOTA ROCHE TAKES SILVER IN BMX STREET X GAMES AUSTIN 2014
Jun 07, 2014
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The seven-time champion Reynolds would win the gold on the very last run of the contest, and in true good fashion, Roche was cheering Reynolds on the entire time.
Leaving with a silver medal and the biggest trick of the day, Roche couldn’t have been more psyched: “I’m in awe. I go into these things wanting to get a solid run together and I’m not really too concerned over the outcome; if I make finals I’m so stoked,” said Roche. "The fact that I went past that and got on the podium –
DISCIPLINE: BMX Street. The street competition features simple, raw street elements such as stairs, concrete rails and ledges, and air elements such as street style gaps. In Round One, 12 riders will each take two runs with their best score determining ranking. The top six advance to the final. In the final, each rider takes three runs with their best score determining final ranking. Judging is be based on the overall impression of an athlete’s run.ATHLETE: Dennis Enarson
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X Games street results. Austin Texas 2014:2. Dakota Roche - 89,33 - SILVER
3. Dennis Enarson - 89,00 - BRONZE
4. Jeremiah Smith - 86,66
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