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Martin Söderström Invitational 2013

Oct 1, 2013 at 1:26
by Thomas Lundman  
Last weekend Martin Söderström invited some of the worlds best riders to his hometown Uppsala. As this is the first time an event of this size was held in Sweden, I just had to pack my camera to go there and see the show.
The track was very spectacular, starting with a drop in front of Uppsala Castle followed by a huge, breathtaking, insane 15 meter road gap and ending with another big jump down in the Botanic Garden.
Because of the weather it was impossible to practice until just before the competition, but after all, the show could start as planned and the riders gave us a show beyond compare.

Martin S derstr m Invitational 2013
Szymon Godziek flipping the road gap


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Andreu Lacondeguy over the road


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Matt Jones


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Antoine Bizet


Martin S derstr m Invitational 2013
Antoine Bizet


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Alex Alanko


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Louis Reboul


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Szymon Godziek.
There was no doubt who sponsored the event.


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Anton Thelander was crowned the first King of Martin Söderström Invitational.


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Many hearts stopped for a moment when Linus Sjöholm threw himself forward in his famous outstretched frontflip


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Antoine Bizet in a double back flip


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Andreu Lacondeguy in the Botanic Garden


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Alex Alanko


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Anton Thelander, Antoine Bizet and Alex Alanko on the podium

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