Dennis Enarson Doubles Up With BMX Park Win at Toyota Challenge

See More Skate Videos and BMX Videos at AlliSports.com Garrett Reynolds, who finished in second. Reynolds was showing his trademark technical and explosive riding with his 180 up the ramp to a half cab back down in his first run to earn a 91.24. In his second, he threw down a 360 barspin catch barspin to half cab and then a 720 barspin to fakie.

Daniel Dhers was the last to ride and dropped in charging with 720s both ways over the box to start things off. He also brought back his trademark frontflip over the spine in run one, but with such a high bar set by Enarson, his score of 90.50 only put him in third.

For Round Two, the standings remained intact throughout the entire heat with Enarson first, Reynolds second and Dhers third. In order to crack the podium, riders needed to post scores in the 90s, and although the guys made killer attempts, the top three were just that much better.

Other finals highlights included Mark Webb starting things off with a 900 every time, Jeremiah Smith showcasing technical riding in his third final of the season and Scotty Cranmer’s no-handed frontflip and double tailwhip air transfer.

It was the youngest guy in the field that was also making a big impression on the course. Sixteen-year-old Pat Casey pulled a run worthy of a veteran after starting things off with a flair tailwhip and going on to land a tailwhip catch tailwhip and also a 360 barspin catch barspin.

After today’s finals, the competition is really heating up going into the season finale in Las Vegas. With Dhers in the overall lead for points standings and a field of talented riders hungry for the Dew Cup, it could be anyone’s game next month at the Dew Tour Championships.

Results

1. Dennis Enarson, 93.25
2. Garrett Reynolds, 91.25
3. Daniel Dhers, 90.50
4. Scotty Cranmer, 89.50
5. Brian Hunt, 89.50

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Current Dew Tour standings can be found here.