Solid placing all season long allow Agassiz to step up to the Cartel
News: Graham Agassiz On The Sombrio Cartel Team
After an impressive 2008 season that saw young Graham Agassiz finish Darren Berrecloth’s Invitational in a solid 3rd place, battle hard for 2nd place at the Redbull Round up, and land 3rd at Jordie Lunn’s Peanut Butter Knife, the Kamloops native is ready to graduate from the Sombrio Amateur Team to the Cartel.
“Agassiz’s riding style is a perfect match for our brand” according to Sombrio’s owner and founder David Watson. “He blends new school slopestyle flare with big mountain madness. He is a very talented, young rider who is on the brink of a great career. Sombrio is extremely pleased to have him riding on the Cartel.”
Agassiz’s big mountain debut will take place this weekend at the Red Bull Rampage in Utah’s burley backcountry, where he has been invited to compete with 26 of the world’s most talented riders. “I like to think of myself as a big mountain rider, but people don’t know that about me” says Agassiz.
Keep your eyes peeled on the big screen for the Sombrio Cartel’s newest member in New World Disorder 9 “Never Enough”, and CKD 2.
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