The energy was electric, the stakes couldn’t have been higher, and Team Weedmaps delivered a performance for the history books. From fierce head-to-head rivalries on the course to unbelievable displays of toughness in the pits, the squad proved once again what happens when elite athleticism meets relentless drive and recovery.
HIGH STAKES, SILVER HARDWARE, AND GOLDEN HISTORY
In Moto Best Trick, Patrick Evans lined up with a target on his back against a stacked field of rivals. Operating with a relentless competitive edge, Patrick stomped his run when the pressure was highest, riding away with a well-earned Silver Medal.
Over in BMX Dirt, the rivalry and hype reached a fever pitch. Brady Baker put on an absolute masterclass, throwing down an unbeatable run to lock in the Gold Medal. His performance was so dominant that contest announcers openly declared him the greatest dirt jumper of all time. Right alongside him, Dubby dialed in his runs with surgical precision, showing undeniable potential as a contender every time he dropped in.
HEROIC TOUGHNESS: SANDOVAL’S WARRIOR SPIRIT
No story from the weekend embodies true grit quite like Daniel Sandoval’s. Battling through immense pain while competing with a broken kneecap and torn wrist tendons, Sandoval put his body on the line for his squad. Fighting through every landing, Sandoval secured a crucial fourth-place finish—a heroic effort that pushed New York into first place to secure the $500k payout and the Championship title.
Beyond the medals and championship checks, what truly defines Team Weedmaps is the brotherhood behind the scenes. Whether it’s hyping up Brady before a gold-medal run, celebrating Patrick’s silver, or rallying around Sandoval this crew moves as one.
