X Games XIII

Travis Pastrana, Colin McRae and Ken Block at the X Games XIII.

X Games XIII (13) took place from August 2–5, 2007 in Los Angeles, California at the Staples Center and the Home Depot Center. It was broadcast on the ESPN networks, EXPN.com, and ABC.

Events included:

Highlights and results

Day 1 - Thursday, August 2nd

Men's Skateboard Big Air

Place Athlete Score
Gold Bob Burnquist 95.66
Silver Jake Brown 95.33
Bronze Pierre Luc Gagnon 93.00

Day 2 - Friday, August 3rd

Men's Skateboard Street

Place Athlete Score
Gold Chris Cole 94.33
Silver Greg Lutzka 93.41
Bronze Jereme Rogers 87.41

Women's Skateboard Vert

Place Athlete
Gold Lyn-Z Adams Hawkins
Silver Mimi Knoop
Bronze Cara-Beth Burnside

Women's Skateboard Street

Place Athlete Score
Gold Marisa Dal Santa 86.08
Silver Elissa Steamer 80.33
Bronze Amy Caron 80.16

BMX Big Air

Place Athlete Score
Gold Kevin Robinson 95.33
Silver Steve McCann 93.00
Bronze Anthony Napolitan 92.66

Moto X Step-up

Place Athlete Elimination Height
Gold Ronnie Renner
Silver Tommy Clowers 32’
Bronze Matt Buyten 32’

Note: This was the first year that competitors had to win to medal.

Day 3 - Saturday, August 4th

BMX Park

Place Athlete Score
Gold Daniel Dhers 91.66
Silver Scotty Cranmer 90.33
Bronze Dave Mirra 88.00

BMX Vert

Place Athlete Score
Gold Jamie Bestwick 93.66
Silver Simon Tabron 92.66
Bronze Kevin Robinson 88.33

Moto X Racing

Place Athlete
Gold Ricky Carmichael
Silver Grant Langston
Bronze Kevin Windham

Moto X Freestyle

Place Athlete
Gold Adam Jones
Silver Nate Adams
Bronze Jeremy Stenberg

Moto X Super Moto

Place Athlete
Gold Mark Burkhart
Silver Jeff Ward
Bronze David Pingree

Day 4 - Sunday, August 5th

Men's Skateboard Vert

Place Athlete
Gold Shaun White
Silver Pierre Luc Gagnon
Bronze Mathias Ringstrom

This year introduced a new rule that stated that once a rider "bailed" or had fallen, their run was over, reinforcing the medal contention.

Rallying

Place Driver/Co-Driver
Gold Tanner Foust/Chrissie Beavis
Silver Ken Block/Alex Gelsomino
Bronze Travis Pastrana/Christian Edström

Pastrana/Edström were disqualified in the semifinals after crossing into their competitors' lane just before the finish against Foust/Beavis. Pastrana defeated Ramana Lagemann for the bronze medal. Lagemann replaced Colin McRae in the bronze race because McRae's car was too heavily damaged.

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