The competition began on Friday with qualifying, where the top 20 riders advance to the semi-finals and compete against the runners in the set, the top 20 from the semi-finals would battle it out on Sunday’s final day.

The semi-finals showed incredible performances like semi-final winner Tom Isted who performed a double backflip the first big jump followed by many technical tricks. That same day, the MAXXIS Best Trick Jam took place; the runners were motivated to show their best skills. Miguel Guerrero (ESP) surprised everyone with a 360 tailwhip triple bar that earned him the win. Dawid Godziek finished second with a twister no hander. Third place was tied between Alejandro Bonafe (ESP), with a tailwhip cashroll, and Pierre Colsenet (FRA), who achieved a world first in Frontflip-Bikeflip mountain biking.
MAXXIS Best Trick Results:

1. Miguel Guerrero (ESP)
2. Dawid Godziek (POL)
3. Alejandro Bonafe (ESP)/Pierre Colsenet (FRA)

Finals were no less, on Sunday fans raced to grab the top spots to see the world’s best take the jumps at the world’s biggest bike show. Second-place MAXXIS Best Trick athlete Dawid Godziek used his silver medal-winning twister no hander trick to open his first inning, followed by a front flip tuck no hander, double tailwhip on the hip and a barspin cashroll in the final. jump. All of this allowed Dawid to sit atop the standings with 95.66 points. The podium continued with Nicholi Rogatkin and his signature spins, which gave him a total of 92.83 points. The third step of the podium goes to Erik Fedko with 91.33, who due to a pedal slip in the second run could not improve his score.
1. Dawid Godziek (POL)
2. Nicholi Rogatkin (USA)
3. Erik Fedko (GER)
4. Miguel Guerrero (ESP)
5. Tom Isted (GBR)
6. Sam Pilgrim (GBR)
7. Elof Lind (Sweden)
8. Thomas Genon (BEL)
9. Lucas Huppert (SUI)
10.Derek Priest (CAN)
The highlight of the event was the performance of young Spaniard Miguel Guerrero. Not only by setting the fastest lap of the contest, but also by finishing 4th in the all-around, which earned him the Wildcard for the Red Bull District Ride in Nuremberg on September 2-3.

“It was an incredible weekend even if the first days of riding I didn’t feel comfortable, at the end I motivated myself and I managed to get the best out of myself. I still can’t believe I finished 4th with the level that was there and beat some of my childhood idols. I’m very happy to have won the wildcard and I can’t wait to go to Nuremberg and have fun with all the riders! –Miguel Guerrero