Skate[Slate] somehow wrangled a call with the Canadian drywaller turned speed freak. Scoot talks Danger Bay, green hair, Striker’s weight gain, and the upcoming race season.
Read it here: http://www.skateslate.com/blog/2013/05/16/scoot-smith-interview-2013/
We aren’t sure if this is THE Jake, of the Jake’s Rash race, but we dig the ink and the flesh wound. Keep it up Jake!
Or at least we brought a 15 year old kid and a veteran who both dominated! Chance Gaul wins it, and what else can we say about Canada?… WE LOVE YOU!
Jeff Budro takes 1st in the Masters at The Britannia Classic in Canada! Yeah he is a master, and will still spank ass on the younger kids… wait, that sounds weird… Congrats Jeff!
Photo: Fixed Frame Media
No Patrick Switzer is not riding for Sector 9, but he does have a 9-ball tattoo on his hip. Safe to say he’s down, and CONGRATS on the Danger Bay win buddy!!!
S9 Downhill Division heads back up to the Great White North for 2 weeks of racing and debauchery. Damn, we love you Canada!
The Downhill Division road trips from San Diego to British Columbia, Canada for the 10th Annual Attack of Danger Bay. A week long festival of downhill skateboarding.
Canada’s longest standing downhill race, The Attack of Danger Bay, had it’s 10th year this past weekend as over 200 racers battled it out. Congratulations to S9′s Jackson Shapiera and Scott Smith for taking 2nd and 5th place.
Jacko with his silver medal and cash prize.
Scoot fought his way to the consolation final to take 5th place in his hometown of Pender Harbor.
Ripping threw the infamous ‘Carnage Corner’. At Jackson’s first Danger Bay, he had to be airlifted out after crashing in this turn.
At the campfire relaxing after a day of racing.
How’s it going everybody? Hope all is well down south. So far we have had three days of non-stop events with a whirlwind of weather. The first of three races (Danger Bay) just went down and the nineballs were out repping. It was raining hard for most of the race and didn’t dry up until the final heats. With a soaking wet course it lead to a lot of carnage in the beginning. Erik killed it and got 7th out of 200 racers. Flow wheel rider Kyle Martin got 6th and won the slide comp throwing down 50 foot plus one foot blunt slides shuvit out (had to see it to believe it). Ethan Lau got top 16 as well the rest of us finishing in the top 1/3. We had a tent right on the main corner with a lot of yellow on the course and Sector 9 shout outs on the mic all day. Collecting a bunch of media but here are few pics to check out. The next race is Jake rash on Wednesday. The weather is looking good right now so we are off to skate with different crews and stack some clips. Thanks for holding it down in Cali. Let us know if you need anything.
