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If you weren't in Las Vegas this weekend you missed out on the best racing of the season. Since you missed it, you can catch up with my article with the Deseret News here. Tickets for the 2013 season are on sale now.

In case you missed it, get your preview for tonights race in my article I wrote for the Deseret News http://www.deseretnews.com/article/765572058/Supercross-set-to-showcase-its-talent-at-Rice-Eccles-Stadium.html. If you like the feeling on the newspaper in your hands, the same article is on Page 2 of the Sports section..

Although he started out riding dirt and park, Chad Kagy has become a top star in vert in recent years. Coming off an injury Chad is prepared and ready to make 2012 his year. 1. You are a rider in the Nitro Circus Tour.

2012 will bring a new change with the Alliance of Action Sports Dew Tour, with a major scale back of competition events from seven to just three. The Alliance of Action Sports under the ownership of the NBC Sports Group will move to a Beach, City and Mountain tour model. From august to October the tour will stop in Ocean City Maryland (August 16-19), San Francisco (October 18-21) and Breckenridge, Colorado (December 13-16). “The three premium events will boast expanded television programming and digital strategy across NBC, NBC Sports Network, nbcsports.com and allisports.com, as well as hyper-local promotional and programming opportunities through the NBC Sports Group’s owned stations and regional sports networks,” stated Alli Sports through a press release. “At the event level, each stop will include expanded and new sports and disciplines, and an enhanced on-site experience featuring more live music and a new Dew Tour Experience, bringing all aspects of action sports culture to life throughout the festivals.” This upcoming tour will feature a new format.

Governor Gary Herbert Signs House Bill 201

  As of 12:20 Pm April 6, 2012, Skiing and Snowboarding became the official winter sport of Utah. House Bill 201, introduced by Steve Eliason and Wayne L. Niederhauser, passed both the House and Senate unanimously creating both skiing and snowboarding an official state symbol (http://le.utah.gov/~2012/bills/hbillint/hb0201.htm). The bill was signed by Govenor Gary Herbert at the Ski Utah Local Media Day. Its obvious to skiers and snowboarders that our sports should be the official winter sport, many even thought that the snow sports already were the official sport. Skiing and snowboarding bring an average of 1.173 Billion dollars to the Utah State econonmy while providing over 20,000 jobs in the industry.