For a change we organized a BMX Dirt contest, instead of a jam. T spice it up we called it the Open Dutch BMX Dirt championships and somehow it attracted lots of riders and a decent crowd. For the locals it was also a motivation to get the trails in shape the best way possible. It sure was a lot of work since only 2 lines remained the same and about 7 new lines were added/changed. It made for a great playground for all who like to ride dirt. To change things up we had a time schedule too and surprisingly we stuck to it pretty good. Jumps were cased during practice but the little breaks had people fix the jumps. The good thing was that the lines actually worked and no, they were not in a straight line. It was a challenge to make it through and when the comp started at 14:30hr we would see who were going to make a chance to win the Open Dutch Title. Of course the Belgians (
Sven Grieten and
Greg van Tulder) looked strong but also
Dimitris Araouzos, Dennis Keunen and
Sem Schonewille were impressive in practice.
But the group was split in two because lots of young riders had