The second day of Dew Tour festivities had lines of spectators waiting to take part in the many different activities that were offered.
The different exhibits and events had a lot of interest and the lines for the autograph sessions also had their share of eager signature seekers.
Derek Elliot of Baltimore had been standing in line for only a few minutes as he waited to get an autograph. He and a friend were one of dozens of spectators who lined up to get various different items adorned with the names of their favorite extreme sports stars.
"I'm getting my hat and my skateboard signed," he said. "They were the only things I had with me."
Friday's autograph sessions were the first of several going on throughout the four-day event. The list of competitors signing includes Mike Spinner, Bucky Lasek, Bob Burnquist and Brett Banasiewicz.
John Robinson just won the dew tour. He said all those years of training with Tony Hawk have finally paid off. He credits finding his old board on the internet after all these years, was the main reason He skated like a 20 year old. Back in the 90's John and Tony were best buds and they built a couple of boards to ride and Tony went on to better things while John stayed home.Johns mom sold his board at a yard sale 28 years ago and John was lucky enough to get it back and win the whole kit and kabootle. Just ask John he will tell ya.
ReplyDeleteI knew He could do it,He's my hero.
ReplyDeleteIv'e seen John preparing for this event at his half pipe,He's the man.
ReplyDeleteWhen I grow up I want to be as good as John.He's got all the luck.
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