"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 REYNOLDSCaptain 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
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