The French trail scene has been all the buzz in BMX lately and Guettler and Toohey (some of the more pronounced names in dirt competition) weren't going to pass up one last trails trip in the Northern Hemisphere before it's digging season for most of the spots... Jaie is one of the most impressive dirt riders today, boosting beyond comprehension.

Jaie Toohey is already notorious for the boost, but on Cam White's over-sized trails you know there is going to be some hang time. Throw in his bag of tricks from 360 variations to flip variations and you get this video. Overly worth it.

Jaie Toohey. Greenville. Ryan Guettler on that producing game. Jaie is always going high but I have not seen him bail. Bailing at that height doesn't seem fun, but Jaie has mastered it. I wouldn't say the flip whip to case on the spine was intended but he seemed to escape quite well.

Protown, USA... Jaie Toohey of Unit Clothing puts in all the stops in Greenville, NC. Boosting huge tricks at all the best spots in town. Is his name pronounced like eye, you know? Because I wanted to make a smooth comment about Jaie going high, and having it rhyme. Forget it!

Cooper Brownlee is a rider for Colony Bikes and a photographer. Australia recently saw the 2010 edition of the Red Bull Dirt Pipe go down and, as far as I know, nobody here in the states heard about it. Funny, but regardless, Cooper put out a great flip book of photos which you can view below. Corey Bohan took third place and with a set up like this, that's not surprising. Jed Mildon from NZ took second place with a more aggressive approach to the pipe. And Jaie Toohey from NSW took first with the highest airs of the contest and therefore earned a trip to Chicago for the next Red Bull dirt contest: Stomping Grounds.