The riders had to clear two sets but only scored on the second.
TJ Lavin tried to flip both the first and second set. (see BMX Plus! cover)
Place: Orlando, FLorida
Medias: BMX Plus! august 1997
TJ Lavin
1.Cory Nastazio (Bully) 2.Kris Bennett (S&M) 3.Ryan Brennan (Odyssey) 4.Fuzzy Hall 5.Reuel Erickson 6.Chris Duncan 7.Adam Strieby 8.Jimmy Levan
Six-pack.
Date july 5, 1997
Place: Pittsburgh, PA
Medias: BMX Plus! november 1997
Date
Place: Colombus, OH
Medias: BMX Plus! december 1997
Date
Place: Louisville, KY
Medias: BMX Plus! december 1997
1.Brian Foster
Place: Orlando, FLorida
Medias: BMX Plus! august 1998
Two sets of doubles.
Place: Pittsburg, PA
Date: July 4-5 1998
Place: South Park, PA in conjunction with the NBL Stars'n'Stripes National
Medias: BMX Plus! november 1998
Todd Walkowiak was busting out barspins to no footed cancan
Place: Dayton, OH
Place: Louisville, KentuckY, in conjunction with the NBL Grandnationals.
Medias: BMX Plus! junuary 1999
Ruel Erickson was in form during qualifying with a clean decade air pedal to pedal.
Fuzzy and Brian Foster missed making the finals
Chris Doyle
1.Ryan Nyquist 2.Shaun Butler 3.Cory Nastazio 4.Pat Juliff 5.Todd Walkowiak 6.Ruel Erickson 7.Josh Stricker 8.Jerry Bagley 9.Chris Doyle 10.TJ Lavin
1.Ryan Nyquist 2.Cory Nastazio 3.Todd Walkowiak 4.Pat Juliff 5.Shaun Butler 6.Fuzzy Hall 7.Brandon Pundai 8.Chris Doyle 9.Jerry Bagley 10.TJ Lavin
Place: Colombus, Ohio
Date: 1999
Medias: BMX Plus! april 1999
Sixty pros and 75 amateurs showed up.
Jumping configuration: two six-pack in a row.
Place: Monterey, CA
Date: march 20-21 1999
Place: Orlando, FLorida
Date: april 10-11 1999
Medias: Snap september 1999
Place: Pittsburg, PA
Date: may 28 1999
Place: Colombus, Ohio
Date: august 9 1999
Medias: BMX Plus! #december1999
Medias: BMX Plus! january 2000
Finals: There was a transfer line in the jump that was 33 feet long. Reuel Erickson was the first to try and then Lance Mosely pulled it.
1.Ryan Nyquist 2.Chris Doyle 3.Todd Walkowiak 4.Joey Garcia 5.Cory Nastazio 6.Josh Stricker 7.Jerry Bagley 8.Dan Psimer 9.Scott Wirch 10.Chad Kagy
Medias: SNAP october 2000
1.Chris Doyle
$10,000 PRO PURSE at each event.
Place: Orlando, FL.
Date: 2001
Medias: www.dirtcircuit.com.
GT's Mike Parenti took home the win at the seasons first Dirt Circuit held at the Race Rock Restaurant in Orlando, Florida. Not only was this Mike's first Dirt Circuit Series win, but it was his first professional dirt jumping contest win ever. Mike ran into a little bad luck in qualifying when he bent his forks on the last jump. Luckily, there was a spare set in the DK trailer and Mike was ready to bust big in the finals. His win was well deserved with amazing runs including huge 360 variations and flip tricks on the first set. Mike's second set tricks included no-footed can-cans stretched beyond belief and superman-seatgrabs.
Place: Carlsile, PA.
Date: 2001
Medias: www.dirtcircuit.com.
DK/1-800-COLLECT's own Chris Doyle won his first event of the 2001 season in Carlisle, PA. As you may already know, Chris is the Current Dirt Circuit Champion. With a strong second place finish in Florida along with this win, Doyle is now in the first place spot in the standings. Not to jinx Doyle's successful season, but Dirt Circuit Championships have always come in pairs. Joey Garcia, Brian Foster, and Ryan Nyquist all took the title two years in a row. It will be exciting to see if Chris can keep the Dirt Circuit tradition.
Place: Lake Perris, CA.
Date: 2001
Medias: www.dirtcircuit.com
Place: Anderson, IN
Date: 2001
Place: Pittsburg, PA.
Date: 2001