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Entries in Dual Slalom (5)

Saturday
Aug182012

2012 Crankworx Giant Dual Slalom Sport Highlights

GIANT Dual Slalom Pro Men’s final went down in the Whistler Bike Park. Troy Brosnan was able to blaze through each ladder, consistently pinning it each heat to take gold over Luca Shaw in the finals. Melissa Buhl took gold in the Pro Women category with clean runs through each ladder, winning her first ever Crankworx event.

Sunday
Aug122012

2012 Crankworx Day 2 Speed and Style

Slopestyle meets racing in this battle for the first ever Crankworx Whistler Speed and Style.

Sunday
Aug122012

Crankworx Whistler Dual Speed & Style 

On August 11, 2012 the Dual Speed & Style presented by AVID had it's Whistler debut. Britain’s Brendan Fairclough, a rider widely recognized as one of the most well-rounded racers on the DH circuit, ended up in the final with Spain’s Andreu Lacondeguy, one of the world’s best known freeriders. Lacondeguy, who actually has history battling the clock as a DH racer, gave Fairclough a run for his money but in the end pushed too hard and ended his race in a spectacular cloud of dust while the British World Cup racer sailed over the finish line.

In the battle for third place two freeriders were pit against each other; American Kyle Strait who qualified first yesterday, and Sweden’s Martin Soderstrom. Soderstrom was pulling out Joyride-worthy tricks in every heat but in the small final was bucked on a roller and fell, giving an easy finish to Strait.

Thursday
Aug092012

2012 Crankworx Whistler

Friday
Oct142011

Proper City Series Volume 2 London

South London is littered with 'council estates' (or social housing). We spent a month exploring these estates with Shaun Jinks, Rory Duncan, Janis Cunculis, Jamie Guile, Dan Figg, Max Wood (aka Peter Prang), Radek Dźwigała, Ben Marvin, and Shaun Jinks. Tonash Goodyear filmed and edited the results. Also thanks to Mateusz Kanownik and Chris Gordon. Somewhere in the mix London was blighted with riots. If the move to demolish these estates wasn't a rush before the riots it certainly will be now. Music By "Phosphorescent" - Wolves