Weekly 7 - September 6, 2010
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Another week in action sports here on Planet Earth -- well at least here in North America. From moto madness to big names in small surf, lots of digestible nuggets exist for your content consumption. Here's our Weekly 7 for September 6th.
Photo: Carl Stone
Kevin Windham celebrating his victory.
Steel City AMA Moto
Though Ryan Dungey failed to win his 10th consecutive overall at Steel City due to a first moto DNF, he did claim a win on moto two. The first round falter, however, was enough to allow veteran Kevin Windham the chance to regain podium glory for the first time since 2007.
Billabong Pro Finishes
Andy Irons proved his mettle against surfing's best despite less than the best conditions at Tahiti's legendary break Teahuppo. Check out this video for the key highlights.
Big Daddy on Tweetin'
Road Fools 18 - Twitter Crowd
Props BMX has been updating their page on BNQT like crazy. Most recently much attention was paid to a twitter exchange with Ball Park Prank's Big Daddy.
Miss Reef Crowned
Reef has always been great at capturing the attention of the boys by making beautiful girls shine via their revealing bikini ads. But a glossy paper ad can't come close to seeing the real thing.
FMX riders in the pit.
ASA FMX
The most recent ASA FMX event went down at the Orange County fairgrounds on Sept. 4th. Mike Mason led the charge.
Photo: Laura Austin / Snowboarder Magazine
Volcom Stone Presents 9191
Volcom 9191 Premiere
Snowboarder Magazine covered the 9191 Premiere last week in San Diego. Volcom sponsored the movie and the party with most of the snowboarding crowd in Southern California attending. For the full breakdown and images check out SnowboarderMag.com
Arbor's Bob Carlson
Street Beat: Arbor
Arbor has been making snowboards, skateboards, and apparel at their Venice-based headquarters for years. BNQT caught up with Arbor founder Bob Carlson to get the latest on his company's quest to balance eco-friendly products with progressive action sports culture.