2007 EnduroCross Photo Gallery

Denver uses less rocks in the boulder pile, but each one of thsoe suckers is near five tons. - Denver

2007 EnduroCross - Check out the action in this MotorcycleUSA.com photo essay

Riders will have this small tabletop and inside/outside right-hander at the finish. - Denver

The National Western Complex offers more floor space than EnduroX is accustomed to. - Denver

Denver uses more of the round river rock than the sharp-edged rocks common out in Vegas. Riders willh have to negotiate this 180-degree turn in the tricky riverbed. - Denver

The dreaded rockpile uses fewer boulders than in years past, but the transitions are something new with logs leading up to and off of the treacherous obstacle. - Denver

Riders will have to come up this near-vertical ledge with almost no run out of a sand trap and log-crossing. - Denver

Denver will host the first round of racing in 2007. - Denver

Damon Huffman still has that championship-winning form. We'll have to wait and see if it will translate into another AMA title. - Denver

Huffman landed on the podium in his first race iin over two years. - Denver

Huff-daddy wasn't the fastest through this rock garden, but he was one of the most consistent in an area that killed a lot of riders' hopes. - Denver

David Knight was smooth, fast and dominant at the Western National Complex. He's the only rider who has a shot at winning the $50,000 trifecta. - Denver

Knight (center), Wineland (left) and Huffman (right) celebrate their own personal victories atop the rostrum. - Denver

Keith Wineland was the fastest of the trials riders. This inside line over the tires was shaving a lot of time. - Denver

Eric Rhoten missed the main event, but he managed this sweet crash through the water crossing. Wet logs can be a bitch. - Denver

David Knight made the win look easy in Colorado. - Denver