Summer X Games 2012 Results: Medal Winners, Trick Highlights and More

The X Games in Los Angeles, California are the stage for the greatest extreme sport athletes on the planet.

Unbelievable tricks, death-defying stunts and other miraculous feats will be seen around Downtown L.A. between June 28 and July 1.

Familiar names such as Travis Pastrana, Pierre-Luc Gagnon, Bob Burnquist and Jamie Bestwick will all be competing.

These athletes will hope to be at their best during the biggest extreme sports event of the year. 

Follow all the results, medals and highlights right here. To get more X Games, check ESPN’s official results.

"Event"	"Gold"	"Silver"	"Bronze"
Skateboard Big Air Elimination	Bob Burnquist	Mitchie Brusco	Nolan Munroe
Moto X Freestyle Final	Taka Higashino	Levi Sherwood	Javier Villegas
Women's Skateboard Street Final	Alexis Sablone	Leticia Bufoni	Rachel Reinhard
BMX Street Final	Garrett Reynolds	Chad Kerley	Dakota Roche
Skateboard Big Air Final	Bob Burnquist	Mitchie Brusco	Nolan Munroe
Moto X Best Whip	Jeremy Stenberg	Jarryd McNeil	Todd Potter
Moto X Step Up Final	Ronnie Renner	Matt Buyten	Brian Deegan
Moto X Best Trick Final	Jackson Strong	Taka Higashino	Cameron Sinclair
BMX Park Final	Scotty Cranmer	Ryan Nyquist	Pat Casey
Hot Wheels Double Loop Dare	Tanner Foust and Greg Tracy	—	—
Game of SK8	Ryan Decenzo	Ishod Wair	Aaron Homoki
Skateboard Park Final	Pedro Barros	Ben Hatchell	Rune Glifberg
BMX Vert Final	Jamie Bestwick	Vince Byron	Simon Tabron
Women's Moto X Racing Final	Vicki Golden	Tarah Gieger	Livia Lancelot
Moto X Speed & Style Final	Mike Mason	Nate Adams	—
Skateboard Vert Final	Pierre-Luc Gagnon	Bucky Lasek	Andy Macdonald
Skateboard Street Final	Paul Rodriguez	Ryan Sheckler	Nyjah Huston
RallyCross Round Final	Sebastian Loeb	Ken Block	Brian Deegan
BMX Big Air Final	Steve McCann	Zack Warden	Kevin Robinson
Moto X Enduro X Women's Final	Maria Forsberg	Louise Forsley	Chantelle Bykerk
Moto X Enduro X Men's Final	Mike Brown	Cody Webb	Cory Graffunder

Highlights

Bob Burnquist defended his title in Skateboarding Big Air, stomping his third run on Friday.

Despite a hard crash in practice, Burnquist toughed it out, and the results were well worth the pain. He stuck a switch-backside-Ollie-180 over the 70-foot gap, then landed an indy-720-fakie on the 30-foot quarter pipe.

The run earned Burnquist a score of 94.33 and his 22nd career medal at the X Games.

Another action sports legend, Jamie Bestwick continued his dominance in BMX Vert.

After finishing that nasty run above, Bestwick completed the historical six-peat in the event.