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Friday results Disney Cup, Orlando, Florida:
Elite Women:  
1  CAROLINE BUCHANAN, SPEEDCO BICYCLES, CANBERRA ACT, AU AUS
2  LAUREN REYNOLDS, INTENSE, BUNBURY, AU AUS
3  AMANDA GEVING, MCS BICYCLES, LARGO, FL
4  BROOKE CRAIN, HARO, VISALIA, CA
5  ALAINA HENDERSON, FACTORY FELT/SC ACTIONSP, RUBY, NY
6  KEELY KORTMAN, DIAMONDBACK/KENDA/ALIUS, GRAND RAPIDS, MI
7  BIANCA QUINALHA
8  DOMINIQUE DANIELS, DOUBLECROSS BIKES, GILBERT, AZ

Elite Men:
1  MARC WILLERS, BOX/PROMAX/DK, MURRIETA, CA
2  NIC LONG, HARO, LAKESIDE, CA
3  CARLOS OQUENDO, INDEPORTES ANTIOQUIA/GW, PLANT CITY, FL

The second issue of BMX Rider magazine over in Germany has seen the light. The new mag will come with free stickers and has two competitions. In one of them you can win a complete HARO bike. But the 100 pages have plenty articles to offer. Here's the list.
BMX RIDER magazine #2:
- Fav5 with Harry Main
- Red Bull Circle Of Balance
- Chris Doyle Interview
- David against Goliath - 6 Bikes compared
- R.evolution Race at the Mellowpark
- Vans Kill the Line - No.1 Dirt Contest
- Rebel Jam goes Spain
- Bruno Hoffman X Federal
- Nice to have: Products for you and me
- Pro Bike Check: Rob Darden

Just before the Toyota City Championship round of the Dew Tour, pro BMX rider Drew Bezanson’s fans had a chance to choose the customized bike design they wanted to see him ride at the event. Toyota, DK bicycles and Drew have just donated the exact bike that was ridden at BMX Dirt and Streetstyle events to the Athlete Recovery Fund (ARF)! Athlete Recovery Fund (ARF) is currently working to assist in the recovery of Brett Banasiewicz after suffering a traumatic brain injury just one week after he won BMX Park at the Dew Tour Pantech Beach Championships in Ocean City so we decided to offer Drew’s bike to the public.

Drew Bezanson was excited about the opportunity to help out, 

ESPN, the leading action sports content provider and creator of the X Games, will begin an RFP (Request for Proposal) process to identify interested cities from North America to host the X Games for a period of three consecutive years: 2014, 2015 and 2016 for a summer event; and 2015, 2016 and 2017 for a winter event. Interested cities may also submit proposals combining both summer and winter sports within the same X Games events. With the existing agreements between Los Angeles partner AEG and Aspen’s Aspen Skiing Company (ASC) concluding in 2013 and 2014, respectively, ESPN is seeking opportunities to move the event to new locations in North America and offer fans in those cities a chance to experience the X Games. In May, ESPN announced it would be expanding the X Games to Foz do Iguaçu, Brazil; Munich, Germany and Barcelona, Spain –