26 Trix Pictures - Christoph Laue

Jul 5, 2012
by Christoph Laue  
Here are some photos from Leogang in Austria. 26 Trix FMB World Tour event was the first win for Thomas Genon (18 ) from Belgium. The UMF rider is now under contract at Rasoulution for the management.

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  Cam McCaul air drumming and watching the pre qualifications.

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  Tobias Wrobel had some bad luck in his both pre qualifications runs.

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  Martin Soderstrom

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  Yannick Granieri had some fun.

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  riding upside down

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  Casey Groves at the hip.

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  and Sam Pilgrim is flipping it

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  Mitch Chubey is hiding between the flowers

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  Mitch Chubey on the first big one with a sick flip table

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  Brett Rheeder with a really extended flip one foot Xup.

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  Sam Pilgrim also with an flip one foot Xup.

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  Mike Montgomery showed some awesome tricks like this 360 super seater.

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  Thomas Genon, Mitch Chubey and Sam Pilgrim are signing between their runs.

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  Sam Pilgrim likes body painting.

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  waiting until the course is open again after a bad crash.

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  Sunset session on the day before finals.The last jump was converted into a quarter and all riders tried some trix. Casey Grove and Szymon Godziek here in this shot.

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  Martin Soderstrom

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  Anthony went big on the last one.

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  The last night before the finals was a bunny hop contest and guess who won...of course Martin Soderstrom.

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  Szymon Godziek with his awesome three table, he ended up on the 7th place

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  Szymon in front of the typical lift station.

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  Thomas Genon went up to the start and win his first big competition.

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  In the final run Thomas was pedaling to the last jump to go that high. Everyone one else slowed down a bit.

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  He can't really believe it yet.

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18 Comments
  • 11 0
 that boost...
  • 1 0
 every picture takes my breath away. 3 dam no heart.
  • 1 0
 Wonderful photoset! I think shooting through the flowers was a cool idea (and I am sure you have tons of those shots), but 6-7 photos in the final set is just too many for that particular tactic IMO, the subjects are too obscured - cool for a one off, but not in 30% of your set. I love the one foot can/whip from Martin Soderstrom where it looks like he is still on the start hill, but actually in mid air. His hop is amazing - putting the back wheel next to his thigh is so weird! All the shots that Sam Pilgrim is in are freaking AWESOME! Love the second to last one that is all washed out, but the last photo is way too washed out, the only thing clear is the grass. Was the shot taken to celebrate Thomas' win and show his face as an up and coming champion or to show how nice that grass was?
  • 4 0
 These pic's are friken awesome...love em
  • 3 0
 Martin Soderstroms inverts are just inf*ckingsane... so clicked.
  • 1 0
 Does he deserve the 2012 Deep Summer Challenge Wildcard? - YES he does for sure!!!
Awesome shots!
  • 3 2
 genon is such a boss. wont be surprised if he ends in the the top 5 of the FMB this year
  • 1 1
 agreed he's a very solid rider.
  • 1 0
 i hope july will spice the fmb-ranking with some channges. great gold-events in the next weeks.
  • 1 0
 i cant get over that soderstrom whip holy fuck that thing is sideways and upsidedown
  • 2 0
 So sick!
  • 1 0
 cannot believe how boosted he is on that last jump.
  • 1 0
 Sunburnt to f*ck, true Brit Sam. Beer
  • 1 0
 wow... just unreal!
  • 1 0
 woooow!!!!!!
  • 1 0
 nice job!
  • 1 0
 6000 euro nice....







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