KinkyReggae

That's a really fucking weird comment to make about a 10 year child on the internet.

Chapetta!!!

think about how many people ride down A line in one day. Now think of that many people riding down a tail built that is 1 ft wide, And again with a trail thats 1ft wide in rain. How does this trail look at the end of the day? this is the main reason why trails in high traffic are so wide. sustainability. safety is another contributing factor.

@skidmarkbro: I think he won the last time he competed in joyride...

Lets break this down for everyone who is reacting on emotion here saying Brett got "robbed. Brett - Fronty drop over Emil three whip. Brett +1 Brett Flip dub bar > Emil oppo truck to inward. Emil +1 Brett Oppo 7 strait jump Emil reg 7 on hip. splitting hairs but we will call it +1 for brett Brett flip whip Emil inward to truck. Brett +1 Brett reg 7 > Emil Dub truck to downside. Emil +1 Brett Downside whip > Emil 450 one foot can. Emil +1 brett double whip > Emil Flip double whip. Emil +1 brett three whip > Emil Oppo three whip. Emil +1 Brett oppo flip whip Emil three whip to inward. splitting hairs again but we will say Brett +1 Total Brett 4 Emil 5 Bretts run was amazing dont get me wrong, yes he did many things no one else does in contests, but so did Emil. How many people have you seen do oppo truck to table, inward to truck off a drop, dub truck to downside, oppo three whip, three whip to inward. they were close runs and the scores reflected that.

not super impresive. he dragged his feet into the berm befor the drop and into the hip. you can hear the sound of his feet on the dirt and see his knee drop. also Dm is the slowest trail on the hill. I would be more impressed if this ws even done on b line.. just saying

@bigtim: where would you ride a snow bike in the UK ?

it pains me to read through these comments and see just how oblivious the general public is to what actually goes on out in the desert. everyone has such strong opinions for something they have no idea about. unless you have stood on the top of this event with a bike, torn your hands and body apart digging for 8 days, or have had to sit and judge 20 of the best riders in the world ride some of the hardest challenging terrain at very high level what grounds do you actually have to sit behind your screen and say things like: It's not "raw" enough, their is to much digging, the judges are not doing a proper job, ect act.

Would you like to see the riders die out there? Or would you rather see 20 riders ride down the same boring almost not rideable ridge line? These are your two options if you think it is to over built.

People have a lot of strong opinions for an event that they have never been a part of.