Featured Sports
The LG Action Sports World Tour features five sports.
- BMX
- Street: Riders have 65 seconds to put together the best possible run on a park course made up of transitioned and banked ramps, jumps and other simulated street obstacles. Runs are judged on amplitude, use of the course, consistency and difficulty of tricks.
- Vert: Riders have 60 seconds to put together their best run on a vertical half-pipe. Runs are judged on amplitude, use of the ramp, consistency and difficulty of tricks.
- Inline
- Street: Riders have 65 seconds to put together the best possible run on a park course made up of transitioned and banked ramps, jumps and other simulated street obstacles. Runs are judged on style, use of the course, consistency and difficulty of tricks.
- Vert: Riders have 60 seconds to put together their best run on a vertical half-pipe. Runs are judged on style, use of the ramp, consistency and difficulty of tricks.
- Skateboard
- Street: Riders have 65 seconds to put together the best possible run on a park course made up of transitioned and banked ramps, jumps and other simulated street obstacles. Runs are judged on style, use of the course, consistency and difficulty of tricks.
- Vert: Riders have 60 seconds to put together their best run on a vertical half-pipe. Runs are judged on style, use of the ramp, consistency and difficulty of tricks.
- Freestyle Motocross: FMX features a course composed of both dirt and metal takeoff ramps and dirt landings. Riders are judged on their the execution of tricks.
- Freeski
- Slopestyle: The park-style course combines big jumps with handrails and ledges, allowing riders to showcase their technical skills as well as their ability to get air.
- Vert: Riders start at the top of a half pipe that has been carved into the snow. Riders will be judged on flow, height and difficulty of tricks.
2006 schedule
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