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The AST Dew Tour debuted in June 2005 and consists of five major, multi-sport events with a cumulative points system, a $2.5 million competitive purse - the largest in action sports - and an additional $1 million bonus pool based upon year-end standings.
[edit] Results
- Results below are based on totals added up for the entire year. Top five for each category shown only.
[edit] BMX: Dirt
| Ranking |
Name |
Points Total |
| 1 |
Anthony Napolitan |
376 |
| 2 |
Luke Parslow |
351 |
| 3 |
Corey Bohan |
286 |
| 4 |
Ryan Nyquist |
277 |
| 5 |
Ryan Guettler |
246 |
[edit] BMX: Park
| Ranking |
Name |
Points Total |
| 1 |
Jamie Bestwick |
475 |
| 2 |
Chad Kagy |
358 |
| 3 |
Kevin Robinson |
307 |
| 4 |
Simon Tabron |
267 |
| 5 |
Jimmy Walker |
230 |
[edit] Freestyle Motocross
[edit] Skateboard: Park
[edit] Skateboard: Vert
[edit] Locations
The tour will return to the five inaugural cities for its second year.
- 1 Dates listed are planned dates for events in year 2.
- 2 Venues listed includes venue and surroundings, where some outdoor events take place, such as BMX and Skateboard Park.
- 3 Rose Quarter includes Rose Garden Arena and Memorial Coliseum.
- 4 Although event is sponsored by the makers of the PlayStation line-up, Sony itself does not have any connections with the AST Dew Tour.
[edit] External links
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Panasonic Open, Baltimore, Maryland | Right Guard Open, Cleveland, Ohio | Wendy's Invitational, Portland, Oregon | Toyota Challenge, Salt Lake City, Utah | PlayStation Pro, Orlando, Florida
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