Darryl Nau and the proper Outfit Of The Day to compliment the course decor.

Needing a high-speed transfer covering a lot of acreage, with steez? Mr. Hawk always got you covered.

Montenegro skatepark had it's own unintentional smaller-scale version of the Love Bowls. Andrew Lazaruk found the sweet spot while dodging a few transition pot holes.

Lots of dust and smog might make it harder to breathe, but it makes for good sunsets. David Peraza.

Best piece of park concrete in Guadalajara? It's got Sergio's vote.

Sergio- (no) bandage needed (the following day).

Bohan, surfing the concrete waves...

...Biz capturing the social media moment.

Dugan's latest addition to his signature products- this bowl to bowl transfer.

Women's class rolling deep in Guadalajara; shout-out to Vans for being all-inclusive.

Nina couldn't find any Burrito Wallrides on the menu at Chilis, but found plenty on the course.

Matt Cordova, altitude and lines all weekend long.

Local Guadalajara slayer Number One- Luis Medina.

Local Guadalajara slayer Number Two- Trail Boss Daniel Rosales.

Jason Watts X 2.

Dennis Enarson, golden-hour foot jam fakie.

Patches > no extra tubes.

The shadow of speed and lofty transfers, brought to you by CW.

Two of the multiple Peraza bros all over the course.

D-man, tailwhip transfer into the finals; not bad for being the oldest rider in the comp.

The steel is real in Guadalajara.

Enough said. Larry Edgar.

Over-heating.

Angie Marino, Full roast.

Carving bowls at two years old? Pat Casey's son Reid knows no fear.

GY > fine wine.

Sir Layos, before he lost his GPS signal during his second run.

Dugan seeking shelter.

As proper as it gets.

No stranger to Guadalajara- Kevin Peraza.

No tricks, only insane transfers- Corey Walsh.

Watts, en route to...

...being awarded six grand and confetti courtesy of Badders.

Watts and the Mariachi band. Wonder if Jason got that sombrero home in one piece?

Guadalajara, Mexico has been host to a few major international contests over the past decade, namely Elevation and Dirt Conquers. It's been a few years since the last one, and the ever-growing riding scene was heavily anticipating the third stop of the Vans BMX Pro Cup series at the Montenegro skatepark. This park is huge; the multiple-bowl course area has some quirky transitions and wild transfer lines. Now that the influx of social media and video highlights is passed, we compiled a few photos taken throughout the weekend. All the hype from the Malaga stop continued on in Guadalajara; great vibes all weekend long. The Vans Pro Cup is becoming the comp series not to miss.