The CNDirt was divided into three categories; MTB Open, MTB Pro, and BMX. In the Open class, there were some young riders making their debut in competition, but also some already known Portuguese riders making a comeback. Many riders showed skills and tricks good enough to take the win, but André Grácio was first, throwing tricks like Backflips, 360s and tailwhips. Guilherme Montez came in second with his Canadian Backflips and 360 tables and in third place was Bruno Soares. There was also a female rider, Jessica Brazão.
Jessica is the first Portuguese Female rider to enter a dirt jumping compJosé Lopes showed great style and tricks but was unlucky in the final.Guilherme Montez from the inside of the Isuzu D'max.André Grácio took the win in the open class.This year the participation in the BMX class has grown in quantity and quality, Alexandro Barbero won doing big tricks like double tailwhips, decade, and 360 double whips. Mostly known for his skills in BMX street riding, Diogo Santos was very comfortable on the 360 tables and truckdrivers and took 2nd place and in third was Carlos Iglésias.
Carlos Iglésias backfliping the second jump.Diogo Santos's big 360 table.The winner of the BMX comp, Alexandro Barbero.Once again in the MTB Pro Class, we could anticipate a big fight for the win between Nuno "Pintas" Cardoso and Tom Cardy, but Nuno took the win again with flawless runs, doing tricks like 720s, double tailwhips, decades and a 360 triple bar spin, in second was a Tom Cardy with a 360 tailwhip, a truckdriver and in third was the surprise of the contest, Ricardo Esteves, with big frontflips, a backflip, one footed can and 360 tailwhip.
Sandro Silva was fifth.Huge frontflips took Tomás Joaninho to the 4th position.Tom Cardy was again in second place.Nuno "Pintas" Barroso flying for the win.
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