On Sunday at The Malverns Classic the Dirt Wars Pro Final took place. We caught up with the Dirt Wars Pro Finalists before their runs and decided to give them all some exposure that they richly deserve. Dirt Wars has grown the UK Slope Style scene to new heights with the riders pushing the envelope every single event.
These are your 10 Dirt Wars Finalists and their slopestyle bikes.
Rhys Pryce-Griffiths and his Canyon Stitched 720
Jordan Clark and his NS Decade
Josh Crosswell and his Rose Bruce Purple
Jake Atkinson and his NS Decade
Cam Crozier and his Identiti
Freddy Pulman and his Canyon Stitched 360
Henry Turner and his NS Decade
Wig Lewington-Booth and his Kellys Whip 70
Fin Davies and his Commencal Absolut
Achill Sweeney and his Banchee Amp
Josh Crosswell focused on the first hit
A big 360 for Josh Crosswell
Fin started his run with a flat drop 360 off the start ramp
Then a big back flip no hander
Just a 13-year-old throwing corked 720s - nothing to see here over the last of the set of jumps
Got to love massive flat 360s
Josh Crosswell sending a massive tail whip
Not the run Achill Sweeney wanted, but still time for a cheeky no footer
Effortless 360
Jordan Clark snuck in a rebel run of his own to try and nail the elusive triple tail whip
After a crash Josh Crosswell was quick to check on Jordan Clark, it's amazing to see the respect between these riders
Jordan Clark couldn't quite make the landing on his second run when he was attempting a triple tail whip
Jordan Clark hyping up the crowd
Jake Atkinson had already secured the Dirt Wars series win and was out to push that lead further
Fin Davies opted for the sit down approach to landing on the final jump as he attempted a trick he'd had his eye set on for a while
Freddy Pulman tailwhipping the opening drop
It's all about the extension
Jordan Clark sending a 360 tailwhip
to barspin
Dirt War's Cliff Barbeary really stepped it up this year. The new flat drop to start really was an amazing additional feature
After a win at the Whip Off on Saturday, Cam Crozier was keen to add the Dirt Wars win to his collection
Nerves were showing in the moments before drop in with the biggest crowd of the year waiting the other side of the first drop
After suffering knee injury previously, Wig Lewington-Booth had another crash straight off the start drop
The judges had the perfect view of the dirt jumps
Thankfully he managed to walk away and completed his final run
Truckdriver fun
It was a steep push up to the top of the dirt jumps, but gave riders time to work out their next run
As the runs progressed and the tricks got more and more insane the riders worked up the crowd
The Malverns Classic's Si Paton was on hand dishing out the merch to the crowd
Even though he'd completed his three runs, Fin Davies headed back to the top in another bid to complete the coveted front flip, but this time he landed it - I think he was as shocked as everyone else!
Fin did a few rebel runs to send his first ever front flip in competition
and the riders went mad
As Fin landed his first ever front flip his friends ran to celebrate with him
This is how much it means to these riders achieving tricks for the first time in front of crowds
Jordan Clark is the British version of R-Willy, as it looks like being a scooter rat at first is the best way to become a decent DJ.... kids take note- learn flips, aerial rotations (off axis etc), to get your bearings first and then rip it on a bike!