Many would have thought that once Enarson's team won the first round they were bound to win the second as well, but with Corey Martinez and Sean Sexton on Kachinsky's team there were no guarantees. With that doubt, they put on a serious performance in the second round to take the lead by about 20 points to the overall score.

Unfortunately for Reynolds, Danny Hickerson injured his knee and was replaced by Kelly Bolton, who is an awesome rider, but the lost time would prove to be a hindrance as his team places last. Jason Phelan's team including Jeremiah Smith and Maxime Charveron took fourth; and Rob Wise's team featuring Pat Casey and Dakota Roche took third. Despite beings 30 points behind second place, I think the Wise team was a real threat to everybody having the best mix of park skills (Casey) and street skills (Roche).

Martinez and Sexton really let it fly for the live contest and the ladies were cheerin' for sure. Martinez is a faithful, married Southern boy, but who knows about Sexton? The weekend was HOT for sure, and I mean temperature-wise. Once the morning fog burned off the guys were probably sweating pounds off, but athletes such as these aren't ones to say "it's too hot I need to stop" or something.

Pat Casey might have been the biggest crowd pleaser, naturally, as he boosted higher than everyone and did some of the newest tricks on the box jump... Off-axis flip double whip. big Daddy is jealous. Dennis Enarson also joined the high air club, as expected, but he's become my new favorite rider (at least in contests). He's 100% full throttle going for it. Like an energizer bunny. I'm going to go watch all the video parts from the first round now and I hope you do as well. So much good riding went down this weekend. Congratulations to Kachinsky's team for taking the top spot in the second round and that big paycheck home... How do you split an even number three-ways? I guess Team Captain Kachinsky gets the extra penny...

For 2011, Nike 6.0 completely changed the format for its annual BMX Pro at the Nike US Open of Surfing in Huntington Beach. This year combines street and ramps in a weeklong team event combining live jam sessions with three-minute video parts to truly put the riders and course to the test.

"Video parts, for me, are more fun to film," says Nike 6.0's Garrett Reynolds. "Filming a video part truly shows the will of a rider."

Five three-man teams will compete in the BMX Open, and with rails, ledges, and transitions mixed together, the most progressive riders are set to shine. The teams will ride the course Monday through Friday, and their team filmer will capture the action to create the best video part possible. Then on the weekend, the teams will compete in two live jam sessions. The jam sessions combined with the points they earn from their video part will determine which team takes the title.

"The format and course for Huntington Beach are awesome," adds Nike 6.0's Dennis Enarson. "I couldn't think of a better way to have a contest."

The new video/jam format for the Nike 6.0 BMX Pro is set to produce an incredible summer event, and the five team captains are making sure that their rosters are stacked. Each team captain was chosen for their ability to rip both street and transitions, and their teammates are some of the best riders in BMX. The field is made up of gold medalists and award winning video riders, so the BMX Pro is set to go off. Team rosters are as follows:

TEAM REYNOLDS
Captain 1: Garrett Reynolds (US)
Ty Morrow (US)
Colin Varnyak (US)
Producer: Tony Ennis

TEAM ENARSON
Captain 2: Dennis Enarson (US)
Josh Harrington (US)
Tammy McCarley (US)
Producer: Christian Rigal

TEAM KACHINSKY
Captain 3: Brian Kachinsky (US)
Sean Sexton (US)
Corey Martinez (US)
Producer: Will Stroud

TEAM BEZANSON
Captain 3: Drew Bezanson (CAN)
Pat Casey (US)
Rob Wise (US)
Producer: Justen Soule (filmer)

TEAM PHELAN
Captain 4: Jason Phelan (UK)
Jeremiah Smith (US)
Maxime Charveron (FRA)
Stew Johnson (filmer)

photo from defgrip.net

BK talks about his signature version of Etnies popular Jameson 2 Mids, These may look like relaxed, chill shoes, but you can get some radical things done in them. Check out BK lay down some heavy clips for this video.

Brian Kachinsky opened up this private skatepark in Chicago. It's called The Bakery as the warehouse used to be a popular bread factory. BK and friends will be cooking up something different in this place, however, and the first taste of the goods comes from one of the best street riders in the business, Corey Martinez. Enjoy the 3 first videos to come from The Bakery below:

The 2010 Arnette All-Day Antics BMX Fall Classic is right around the corner, We hope to see you on Sunday, November 14th, at the Etnies Skatepark of Lake Forest.

* What: 2010 Arnette All-Day Antics BMX Fall Classic (Street, Flow and Big Air Contests)

* When: Sunday, November 14th / 9:00am-4:00pm

* Where: Etnies Skatepark of Lake Forest located at 20028 Lake Forest Drive

* Divisions: 13 & Under / Ams All-Ages / Sponsored All-Ages (Helmet and Pads Required)

* How: $30 Entry Fee to Compete

* Why: Cash Prizes, Giveaways and Free Slush Puppies, Nachos & Popcorn All Day

* Special Guests: Arnette Team Riders Brian Kachinsky and Zack "Catfish" Yankush (Announcing)