All Gravity Series Finals, Moscow, Idaho

Welcome to the All Gravity Series finals in Moscow, Idaho. Kyle Thomas built most of the DH track and jump trail on Moscow Mountain while he was going to school there. It's fast, tech, tight and short. By Tim Zimmerman

It's a grassroots downhill racing series based on fun and comradery...and it has a nice, long season!

John Henry plays a key role in the execution of this awesome grassroots series!

This series is super grass roots. Everyone seems to know everyone else and the energy is super good.

Grassroots for sure, but Josh Tofsrud even uses a computer to make sure things stay running smoothly.

Adam Ransavage discusses bike choice as Justin Covey puts down some serious lean.

David Hobbs puts all the fun and friends aside during his run.

Kevin Littlefield, not afraid of the air, even though he's fresh off an injury.

The dirty lady cheer deserves a dirty photo.

Diamondback's Jon Kennedy got Bobby Stenson a sympathy card that said, "Sorry for your loss." So awesome. And yes, Bobby did lose. Bobby also got teabagged by Jon when he passed out at a party a while back but that's another story entirely.

Kennedy consoles Stenson as he opens the card...

and Stenson doesn't take it too well.

Kyle Thomas and crew put these moto whoops in last year and spaced them specifically for 26-inch wheels.

Kole Wetherell, attack mode.

The off-camber root section saw a lot of crashes and near-crashes.

Bobby Stenson, blasting the rock gap!

Chelsea Henry, making competitors cry with her heckling!

There was a huck to flat jam after the race that was off the hook. Bobby Stenson elaborates.

Insert Cake song, 'He's going the distance' here! Huck to flat.

Justin Covey won, by a number of feet in both height and distance but crashed and broke his clavicle. 12 feet to flat is fun, but it ain't smart!

Justin Covey may be broken, but he's not totally out of it.

Evan Gilsdorf, eyes on the prize.

Give me an L!, Give an OAM! What's that spell? LOAM!

The AGS is so fun, the memories become a blur.

Tommy McGrath explains why Shimano is involved in the All Gravity Series as the grommets (and adults) go for the product toss rewards.

Chelsea and John Henry race series super supporters, all in one piece.

Jamie Rees took the day's win and overall title. Sweet pinata prize!

Almost all the pro men crashed in their race runs. Thomas wasn't an exception but still won by 2 seconds with a possibly fractured wrist.

Lively libation liberation on the podium. View the full results from the AGS Finals here

What a great way to end a season at the All Gravity Series. Get ready for Beacon Hill in March 2012, when the series kicks back into high gear!

This series is super grass roots. Everyone seems to know everyone else and the energy is super good.