From: GRINDTV
Jamie Anderson, of South Lake Tahoe, Calif. made good use of the course with a tail press to a nose press to a pretzel out on the top rails. She landed a switch backside 360 on the first jump to a cab 180 on the box jump. She finished with a frontside 360 to a frontside 520 on the final two jumps to earn 85.67 points.' I was just having a good day and my body felt good,' Anderson said. ' I didn' (TM)t really do so many frontside fives in practice, I was kind of just doing backside 180' (TM)s so I' (TM)m stoked on that part.' Canadian Spencer O' (TM)Brien was second at 81.50 and Chanelle Sladics, of Newport Beach, Calif., was third at 80.67. O' (TM)Brien, who won the previous Winter Dew Tour event, remains the overall point leader heading into the season finale next month in California.
While many of us were sulking because the season is practically over, Norwegian shredder, Stale Sandbech was busy stomping a brand new trick. A video of the 18-year-old hitting a massive kicker in Europe just surfaced, and in it, Sandbech stomps a triple underflip 1260. Yeah, we didn't really think that was possible either, but this video from Stale's sponsors proves it.
After seeing the video, we had to know what was going through Sandbech's mind when he stomped the new trick...