At the end of the day, Mike Day (#365) takes the competition and the third spot on the Olympic team along side Kyle Bennett and Jill Kintner. There will be one more spot left which will be open to Coach Mike King's discretion. (Old School Facts: Mike King used to ride for Haro and had a signature frame and fork int he late 80's) Brian Import Culture actually owns one. Find it HERE. Mike day looks like Napoleon Dynamite. ha ha ha ha ha!!!
A big thanks to Antho OUTSIDERS BMX FAME for getting us tickets and delicious bevies. Jay and Brandon 5 & A DIME, John John and Kirch OUTSIDERS BMX FAME, and Josh SOULD were also in the house to share in this historical event with me.
Now, go get you BMX bikes, and let's roll out folks!
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Taken from USA today:
"With his Olympic hopes on the line, Mike Day delivered the race of his life Saturday.
Day won the U.S. BMX trials in Chula Vista (San Diego County), a dominant performance that secured a spot on the three-man team that will represent America when BMX makes its Olympic debut in Beijing this summer.
Day joins Kyle Bennett on the U.S. squad; Bennett was exempt from the trials because he won USA Cycling's yearlong Olympic points qualifying competition. Day's eyes were red with tears when he, Bennett and women's BMX Olympic qualifier Jill Kintner were summoned to receive the jerseys they'll wear in Beijing.
The third spot on the men's Olympic BMX team - a discretionary selection by the team's coaches - will almost certainly be awarded to Donny Robinson, the world's top-ranked BMX racer. Robinson of Napa finished second overall Saturday."
Day won the U.S. BMX trials in Chula Vista (San Diego County), a dominant performance that secured a spot on the three-man team that will represent America when BMX makes its Olympic debut in Beijing this summer.
Day joins Kyle Bennett on the U.S. squad; Bennett was exempt from the trials because he won USA Cycling's yearlong Olympic points qualifying competition. Day's eyes were red with tears when he, Bennett and women's BMX Olympic qualifier Jill Kintner were summoned to receive the jerseys they'll wear in Beijing.
The third spot on the men's Olympic BMX team - a discretionary selection by the team's coaches - will almost certainly be awarded to Donny Robinson, the world's top-ranked BMX racer. Robinson of Napa finished second overall Saturday."
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