Anti-Hero starts in Portland, Toy Machine starts in Colorado Springs, Alien Workshop starts in El Paso, and Creature starts in Albuquerque.
They may not be earning points, but the KOTR road crews provide vital support driving the tanks, smoothing the cracks and herding the MILFs. Let's meet the other dudes in the vans.
RyRey ain't afraid to get naked. Hear what he has to say about going on this year's King of the Road.
Get to know what's going on in Toy Machine flow rider Blake Carpenter's head—one day before the King of the Road madness begins.
John Fitzgerald sits down and answers a few quick questions as he gears up to hit the road with the Alien Workshop.
Citing a hellacious groin pull, three-time KOTR participant Johnny Layton has quit KOTR before it even started, leaving Toy Machine to fill his slot with flow trash Jeremy Leabres.
Gaps, rails, transition, manuals, flatground tech. This KOTR edit shows how much Johnny rips.
Which team is going to take King of the Road in 2012? Check the stats...
It ain't all tonsil hockey and funny haircuts - King of the Road brings some of the wickedest hits on record. Get buck or get dead!
The table is set, the guests have been chosen, dinner is served.
Breaking news from Jake Phelps at Thrasher HQ. Who should each team pick? Cast your votes Monday.
Here's the full KOTR 2011 video (all webisodes, back-to-back) plus an hour of bonus footage. Enjoy the wild ride one more time.
After killing themselves (and the Challenges book), the Vans team enjoys the end of the road. Trujillo, Berle, Lutheran, Layton, Crockett, and Mystery Guest Arto Saari put on a hell of a show this year.
Nike SB goes full mental at the Los Angeles finish line. Ishod rips a bowl barefoot, Koston keeps his cool in a prank call, and Cory Kennedy continues his tech wizardry.
With Cory Kennedy and Shane O'Neill on board, Nike SB had flatground tech handled. And as the road rage and odors add up, a gorgeous Vegas model lightens the mood.
The desert can have a strange effect on people. Dekline fights their way through Arizona weirdness, and Nick Merlino continues his mix of meltdowns and amazing skating.
The countdown is on. Webisodes start tomorrow.
With Koston, Cory Kennedy, and Grant Taylor on their squad, Nike SB has some of the most naturally-talented skaters out there. We're building the hype for a reason. You'll see why on December 10.
Dekline may have been the KOTR underdogs, but they finished first in ridiculousness - no small thanks to Nick Merlino. Webisodes coming Dec. 10th.
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