The Zumiez BFF train is raging, full on, while it pulls into it's second stop on the 2012 tour schedule. All hands on deck while the contest gets underway and the shredding ensues. The second stop on this cavalcade of mayhem is Indianapolis IN. No stranger to danger, Indy has had it's share of rippers throughout the years and this season would prove to be no exception. With its midwestern sensibility and sweet combination of urban and rural atmosphere, Indy breeds a rugged and well developed type of skater. While the contest was held just outside the city limits, the power and attendance was still in full force. Masses of onlookers descended on the spanning grounds that encompassed the recreation center. Key focal points were mainly the huge pyramid in the center of the skate plaza and the various handrails and hubba ledges scattered throughout the spacious grounds. Mad crazy handrail action was spewed out all day long while the rippers of Indiana rocked and rolled like a midwestern tornado ripping through a trailer park of destiny. Noteable mad-men would be the finalists. Dudes like Dean-o Tull, Whose huge heelflip up and over the pyramid made him a shoe in. Mike Caposio ripped the whole course with aggression and a pocket full of style that was as bottomless as the pacific ridge. As the day was roaring to a close and the last preliminary heat was just starting, A late comer emerged form the bluffs and snuck into the mix with no warm up at all. Justin Smolenski, Tore around the course handling business in a manner of switch stance awesomeness on the handrail area which was not to be outdone. 'Smo' Couldn't be silenced even after the heat was done and being a latecomer to the rounds, Holy Shmoley had plenty of energy left. He was gonna need it, He'd made the finals. Joining him in the finals would be crowd favorite, Brandon Murphy. Brandon's nice and easy approach to shredding made him a pleasure to watch