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Enarson is Third Athlete to Pull a “Double-Win” in Dew Tour’s History

Salt Lake City, Utah – Sunday, September 19, 2010 – As a follow up to yesterday’s BMX dirt victory, Dennis Enarson of La Mesa, Calif. continued his winning streak in today’s BMX park final at the Toyota Challenge. The last time an athlete has won two disciplines at the same event was with Ryan Nyquist in 2006. Ryan Guettler originally accomplished the same feat in 2005, with all three BMX riders winning both the park and dirt disciplines.

Enarson, 19, threw out his winning run early on in the final with tricks including a flip whip over the spine, an opposite truck driver and a superman seatgrab barspin for a score of 93.25. Defending Dew Cup Champion Garrett Reynolds, age 20 of Toms River, N.J., came in second with a score of 91.25. Venezuela’s Daniel Dhers, 25, came in third with a 90.50, which is enough to keep him in first place in the overall Dew Tour rankings heading into the Championships in Las Vegas.

“I honestly didn’t expect to win both finals,” said Enarson. “I coincidentally rode more dirt jumps recently and I really liked the park course, so it all just came together.”

Dhers, a three-time Dew Cup champion, leads the race for the coveted Dew Cup with a total of 272 points. Reynolds trails close behind with 232 points and Great Britain’s Mark Webb is third in the overall rankings with 212 points.

Over the four-day skateboarding, BMX and freestyle motocross event, 60,576 people experienced the Dew Tour’s Toyota Challenge at EnergySolutions Arena in Salt Lake City, Utah. The Dew Tour will continue on to Las Vegas for the final event of the season – the Dew Tour Championships this October at the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino.

Dew Tour Toyota Challenge
Sunday, September 19, 2010
Salt Lake City, Utah

BMX Park Finals

1. Dennis Enarson, La Mesa, Calif., 93.25. 2. Garrett Reynolds, Toms River, N.J., 91.25. 3. Daniel Dhers, Venezuela, 90.50. 4. Scotty Cranmer, Jackson, N.J., 89.50. 5. Brain Hunt, Derry, N.H., 89.50. 6. Casey Patrick, Yorba Linda, Calif., 89.25. 7. Mark Webb, Great Britain, 89.00. 8. Jeremiah Smith, Cincinnati, Ohio, 88.50. 9. Dave Dillewaard, Australia, 87.38.  10. Andy Buckworth, Australia, 86.00. 11. Ronnie Napolitan, Youngstown, Ohio, 84.38. 12. Mike Spinner, Miami, Fla., 80.00.

BMX Park Tour Rankings

1. Daniel Dhers, 272 2. Garrett Reynolds, 232. 3. Mark Webb, 212. 4. Mike Spinner, 208. 5. Andy Buckworth, 186. 6. Dennis Enarson, 181. 7. Scotty Cranmer, 177. 8. Brett Banasiewicz, 168. 9. Jeremiah Smith, 160. 10. Patrick Casey, 159.

Banasiewicz and Brandon Dosch Separated by a Mere Thirty Points Heading into the Dew Tour Championships in Las Vegas

Salt Lake City, Utah – Saturday, September 18, 2010 – Nineteen-year-old Dennis Enarson of La Mesa, Calif. won the BMX dirt final at the Toyota Challenge in Salt Lake City, landing on the podium for the first time during the 2010 Dew Tour season. This marks Enarson’s first BMX dirt victory since the Dew Tour’s season-closing event in 2008.

Enarson ended 15-year-old Brett Banasiewicz’s winning streak with a run that included a flip whip, barspin tuck no-hander, double whip, no-footed seatgrab bar and a switch double whip for a winning score of 92.94. Brandon Dosch, 21 of Lake Orion, Mich., came in second with a 90.62 and South Bend’s Banasiewicz followed in a close third with a score of 90.44.

“A lot of guys were going really big today and looking to throw never-before-seen tricks,” said Enarson. “I’ve learned that doesn’t really work for me, so I just went out there and really focused on my technique.”

One such athlete looking to go big was Banasiewicz, whose third-place finish was enough to keep him atop the overall Dew Tour rankings with 282 points. Only 30 points behind is Dosh with 252 points, with Enarson trailing just 22 points behind Dosch, accumulating 230 points over the course of the season. With more points on the line at the Dew Tour Championships, the race for the Dew Cup has heated up.

“I think I still have a chance at the Dew Cup, and it’d definitely be crazy to get it,” said Banasiewicz. “Both Dennis and Brandon rode amazing today, so Vegas should be a great competition.”

The four-day skateboarding, BMX and freestyle motocross event will continue today with skateboard park finals and freestyle motocross. Sunday’s events include skateboard vert finals and BMX park finals. The Dew Tour will continue on to Las Vegas for the final event of the season – the Dew Tour Championships this October at the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino.

Dew Tour Toyota Challenge
Saturday, August 18, 2010
Salt Lake City, Utah

BMX Dirt Finals
1.Dennis Enarson, La Mesa, Calif., 92.54  2. Brandon Dosch, Lake Orion, Mich. 90.62. 3. Brett Banasiewicz, South Bend, Ind., 90.44.  4. TJ Ellis, Moreno Valley, Calif., 89.31.  5. Corey Bohan, Australia, 89.25. 6. James Foster, Redlands, Calif., 89.13.  7. Luke Parslow, Australia, 88.35.  8. Jaie Toohey, Australia, 86.81.  9. Seth Klinger, Kansas City, Mo. 84.56.  10. Ryan Nyquist, San Jose, Calif., 84.44.  11. Josh Hult, Idaho Falls, Idaho., 82.37.  12. Colton Satterfield, Salt Lake City, Utah, 81.00.

BMX Dirt – Tour Rankings
1. Brett Banasiewicz, 282.  2. Brandon Dosch, 252.  3. Dennis Enarson, 230.  4. Luke Parslow, 222.  5. Ryan Nyquist, 202.  6. TJ Ellis, 188.  7. Corey Bohan, 168.  8. Jaie Toohey, 165.  9. Andy Buckworth, 157.  10. James Foster, 155.

BRETT BANASIEWICZ, ROB DARDEN, DENNIS ENARSON, ELLIS, NYQUIST, PARSLOW, MACKAY, NASTAZIO, TABRON, AND WHITTON AMONG ATHLETES COMPETING AT DEW TOUR’S TOYOTA CHALLENGE SEPTEMBER 16 – 19 AT ENERGYSOLUTIONSARENA IN SALT LAKE CITY

Competitions with FMX Legends Mike Mason, Adam Jones, Jeremy “Twitch” Stenberg and Nate Adams

Burr Ridge, Ill. – September 13, 2010 – The Dew Tour returns to Salt Lake City for the fourth consecutive year for the Toyota Challenge, September 16-19 at EnergySolutionsArena. The four-day event will feature competitions with the best skateboard and BMX athletes, along with the largest FMX competition on the 2010 Dew Tour. Reserved tickets, which guarantee a seat at Final competitions on the day of purchase, are available for $35.

Freestyle motocross returns to Salt Lake City bigger and better than ever, with two exciting competitions on Friday and Saturday. Friday’s Open Qualifiers will showcase new talent in FMX, where those that advance will face off against the legends in the sport on Saturday in a winner-take-all final. The best talent in FMX has been invited to the Toyota Challenge, including Adam Jones, Jeremy “Twitch” Stenberg, Mike Mason and Nate Adams.

The star-studded field of skateboard and BMX athletes competing in this weekend’s Toyota Challenge includes reigning Dew Cup champions, Olympic gold medalists and X Games 16 gold medalists. Among them are:

• Shaun White (skate vert): two-time Olympic gold medalist, summer and winter Dew Cup champion, X Games gold medalist, and 1^st place Skate Vert finisher at the Wendy’s Invitational
• Pierre-Luc Gagnon (skate vert): ’08 Dew Cup champion, X Games 16 gold medalist
• Ryan Sheckler (skate park): Three-time Dew Cup champion and X Games 16 gold medalist
• Paul Rodriguez (skate park): X Games gold medalist, skate park winner at the 2010 Dew Tour Wendy’s Invitational
• Garrett Reynolds (bmx park): Defending Dew Cup champion and recent X Games gold medalist
• Dave Mirra (bmx park): BMX legend and second overall in last season’s Dew Cup standings
• Brett Banasiewicz (bmx park and dirt): 15-year-old rising star in BMX and 1^st place BMX Dirt finisher at both the Nike 6.0 BMX Open and Wendy’s Invitational

Athletes are pre-qualified based on their 2010 Dew Tour rankings. The full list of pre-qualified athletes is as follows:

*Indicates wild cards

Taking place in conjunction with the Toyota Challenge are the Gatorade Free Flow Tour Finals, the official amateur series of the Dew Tour. Over 70 of the best amateur skateboarders and BMX riders will be in Salt Lake City vying for a chance to compete against the pros at the Dew Tour Championships in Las Vegas this October.

In addition,

The Toyota Challenge schedule of events is as follows:

Thursday, September 16^th – Gates Open at 3:00pm
3:30PM – 4:30PM          BMX Vert Prelims
4:30PM – 6:30PM          Skateboard Park Prelims
7:00PM – 8:30PM          BMX Dirt Prelims

Friday, September 17^th – Gates Open at 1:00pm
1:00PM – 2:30PM          Skateboard Vert Prelims
3:00PM – 4:30PM          Gatorade Free Flow Tour Skateboard Park Final – Round 1
4:00PM – 6:30PM          BMX Park Prelims
5:00PM – 7:30PM          Freestyle Motocross Open Qualifier
7:30PM – 8:30PM          BMX Vert Final
9:00PM – 11:00PM        Neon Trees and Paper Tongues Concert

Saturday, September 18^th – Gates Open at 11:30AM
12:15PM – 1:30PM        Gatorade Free Flow Tour Skateboard Park Final – Round 2
2:00PM – 4:00PM          BMX Dirt Final
5:00PM – 6:15PM          Skateboard Park Final
6:15PM – 7:00PM          Gatorade Free Flow Tour BMX Dirt Final
8:00PM – 9:30PM          Freestyle Motocross

Sunday, September 19^th – Gates Open at 11:00AM
11:30AM – 1:30PM        Gatorade Free Flow Tour BMX Park Final
2:00PM – 4:00PM          Skateboard Vert Final
5:00PM – 6:00PM          BMX Park Final
6:00PM – 6:45PM          Gatorade Free Flow Tour Skateboard Vert Final

***SCHEDULE SUBJECT TO CHANGE***

In addition to world-class competitions, the four -day event will include a live concert by Neon Trees and Paper Tongues as part of the MTV2 Rock N Jock Concert Series on Friday starting at 9pm. Onsite at EnergySolutions Arena, there will be the interactive Festival Village featuring Mountain Dew and FUEL TV’s Green Label Experience, the Nike iD program where fans can customize their own pair of shoes, the NERF Dart Tag World Championships, free product giveaways, demos of the latest Sony and PlayStation games and electronics and athlete autograph signings.

Tickets for the Toyota Challenge are available through Smith’s Tix, Smithstix.com and the EnergySolutions Arena Box Office or by phone at 801-476-8499.Visitwww.Allisports.com for more information.

Friday, Saturday and Sunday Action Zone tickets cost $100 for adults and children and provide access to priority reserved seating for all finals. Additionally, Action Zone ticket-holders receive Dew Tour merchandise, a behind-the-scenes tour, athlete autograph session, merchandise discount coupon, Fast Pass access into all venues and interactive areas and cold Mountain Dew. Reserved seating tickets are $35 for children and adults and guarantees seating for all finals competitions. Grounds Pass tickets cost $15 for adults and $7.50 for children ages 2-10. Receive a FREE Thursday grounds pass ticket with every Friday-Sunday ticket purchased. Family 4 packs and 3-day ticket packages are also available.

The complete 2010 Dew Tour schedule is as follows:

Event Date Location

Skate Open,                                   June 25-26        Boston, Mass. – TD Garden

ISF Skateboarding World Championships

Nike 6.0 BMX Open                     July 23-24         Chicago, Ill. – Soldier Field South Festival Lot

Wendy’s Invitational                     Aug. 12-15        Portland, Ore. – Rose Quarter

Toyota Challenge                     Sept. 16-19       Salt Lake City, Utah – EnergySolutions Arena

Dew Tour Championships            Oct. 14-17         Las Vegas, Nev. – Hard Rock Hotel & Casino

In its sixth year, the top athletes in the world will take part in the 2010 Dew Tour, all competing for the highly coveted Dew Cup that will be awarded at season’s end to champions in each of the five disciplines, culminating at the Dew Tour Championships at the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas. The 2009 Dew Cup champions include Chris Cole (skateboard park), Bucky Lasek (skate vert), Garrett Reynolds (BMX park), Jamie Bestwick (BMX vert) and Ryan Nyquist (BMX dirt).