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X Games 2012 Results

Jul 02, 2012

X Games 2012 is in the record books and it was a roller coaster as usual. At the games in Los Angeles, there was a 6 peat champion performance, a new world record, and new youngest athletes to ever take on the comeptition at the games ever. Here are the results...

X Games 2012
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Jamie Bestwick
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Mitchie Brusco
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Moto Cross Master
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BMX Vert
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Youngest X Gamer Ever

Jagger Eaton, 11, became the youngest comeptitor at the X Games ever. Jagger is a skateboard wizard and he took on all of his skateboarding heros and lost... but don't worry Jags, time is definitely on your side!

Big Time Talent

Paul "P-Rod" Rodriguez picked up his fourth Skateboard Street gold, giving him the record for the most Skateboard Street gold medals in X Games.

Mitchie Brusco, 15, landed the first MegaRamp 900 in X Games competition during the Skateboard Big Air Eliminations on Thursday. Also during eliminations, Tom Schaar, 12, landed two 900s in the second heat.

Mitchie Brusco
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Jamie Bestwickreminded everyone what it means to be untouchable. The 40-year-old schooled his challengers by 14 points to complete just the second six-peat in X Games history Saturday night. The other six-peat champions are Tony Hawk and Andy McDonald and next year, Jamie has a chance to become the only 7-peat champion at the Games.

Jamie Bestwick
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With his undefeated streak in X Games BMX Street hanging in the balance, Garrett Reynolds delivered the highest-scoring run of an exciting final to win his fifth straight gold medal and barely hold off X Games rookie Chad Kerley.

The battle between Ronnie Renner and Matt Buyten continued as the two went jump-for-jump in Sony Moto X Step up Friday, with Ronnie ultimately beating Matt's 2011 37-foot record-breaking jump by 10 feet.

Moto Cross Master
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World Record Whirl

Tanner Foust and Greg Tracy drove side-by-side around a double vertical 66-foot Hot Wheels loop to set a world record on Saturday in front of a large crowd.