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Top 9 will meet up with last year's top 3 riders (Bestwick, Kagy, Tabron) who are automatically transfered into the finals.1st McCann, Steven 92
2nd Walker, Jimmy 91
3rd McCoy, Dennis 88.83
4th Eggleston, Jay 88.5
5th Parker, John 88.33
6th Kraft, Koji 88.33
Randy Taylor Signature frame * 420 baked post heat treated front triangle
* Material: 4130 Sanko chromoly, double butted toptube
* Top Tube: 20.666",21"
* Chain stay: 13" to 13.5
* Head Tube: 75
In BMX dirt, Parslow was tied with Corey Nastazio going into the final run when he executed a technical run earning an average score of 92.25. Nastazio, of West Palm Beach, Fla. fell on his run and finished second with 91.09. Australian Corey Bohan was third with 90.75. "I qualified last and while I was excited to get in, starting first is a tough spot," Parslow said. "My first run went well and then I put together the ride of my life." On his third run, Parslow landed 
GT Bicycles is proud to announce that team rider Mike Day has won the silver medal at the Olympic Games in Beijing China! Teammate Jill Kintner, the sole American woman competing in BMX, won the bronze medal in the women’s race. Santa Clarita, CA’s Day earned silver medal honors with his brilliant racing at the Laoshan BMX Complex tonight. Fighting his way through qualifiers, quarterfinals and semifinals amongst a field of 32 of the world’s best BMX Race competitors, Mike found himself among the top eight riders on the planet battling for a top three finish. 
On the road again. We're actually on our way to Hamburg right now trying to get that FAT Friday out on Friday instead of Saturday, or not at all. Of course this week was all about the Olympic BMX race and we have to say that it was good to see the biggest BMX race on TV even if it meant getting up at 3am for three nights straight. Maris Strombergs destroyed the American dream and grabbed to gold away from Mike Day who had been looking good since the start of the OG. Much respect to Donny Robinson as well. He has come a long 
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.