Oakley FMX Star Dany Torres, who recently claimed the season X-Fighters series title, topped it off with a resounding victory at Freestyle.ch in Zurich, Switzerland recently – taking down a talent-packed field of the world’s best riders.

Oakley’s Freestyle Motocross Star Dany Torres emerged from behind in the overall standings to claim the Red Bull X-Fighters World Tour Title on Saturday after a solid third-place finish at Cockatoo Island in Sydney, Australia.

The hard-charging Spaniard was clipped by hometown Aussie rider Josh Sheehan in the semifinals in front of a raucous, sold out crowd of more than 11,000 screaming spectators. But his podium spot was enough to seal the deal, points-wise, for the 2011 Crown after charging into Sydney with a 40 point deficit behind Nate Adams.

Oakley’s Spanish Freestyle Motocross Star showcased his trademark extension and killer combos at X Games 17, putting down enough in Staples Center to land a Bronze Medal.

Oakley’s Aussie Freestyle Motocross Star – coming off a dazzling victory in the event last year with a double back flip – took it one step further at X Games 17, throwing down a nac nac double flip for the Silver Medal.

The first to ever bust out a double back combo, his feat racked up a massive 94.66 score. But it wasn’t quite enough, as he was edged out by fellow Aussie Jackson Strong, who landed the first-ever front flip in the contest’s history.

Oakley’s Spanish FMX star took advantage of that home cooking to emerge victorious at Red Bull X-Fighters Madrid in late July, racking up a perfect five-out-of-five vote before 25,000 raucous home fans in the country’s largest bullfighting arena, Plaza de Toros.

“It’s the best day of my life,” Dany said, rocking his Oakley motocross goggles.

The talented Spaniard threw down a variation of a super can Indian air flip, Hart Attack Indian air flip, and a dead body flip – as well a surprise secret trick that proved enough to seal the deal: A McMetz to cliffhanger.

Quite the landscape for Oakley Freestyle Motocross Star Dany Torres, who was crowned with a huge season opener victory at Red Bull X-Fighters in Dubai – amidst one killer backdrop with the Jumeirah Coastline and a raucous crowd.

More than 15,000 screaming fans witnessed the Spaniard’s surprise victory – his fifth of the series – following an intense showdown with event favorite Andre Villa.

But French Rider Thomas Pagès edged Oakley’s Spanish Freestyle Motocross star for the title at X-Knights Costa Rica this past weekend.

A raucous crowd of 28,000 FMX fans packed the stadium in the island nation – witnessing Pagès’ new, ridiculous trick known as the VOLT.

The Godfather of FMX, a long-time member of the Oakley family, is getting back to his roots: straight freeriding new locations. All for the love of it all.

Peep this video from ESPN as they dropped in on his “Life Behind Bars” Tour – a trip where Mike sets out on the road to find new places to ride…and new riders to strut their stuff. From the snow to the dirt: no schedules, just riding. Check it.

Although he’s undoubtedly one of the most recognized names in the sport, this long-time Oakley ripper doesn’t ever forget to keep it real. That’s why FUEL TV decided to take a candid peek into a typical day in the life of Mike Mason – to show you who this X Games medalist really is.

Fittingly, they called it “Bro’s Before Pro’s.” And we’re stoked on it. You should be too.

The world’s premier spectacle of Action Sports glory – ESPN’s X Games 16 – is invading Los Angeles this week (July 29 to Aug. 1) starting today. Like every year, some of the world’s best extreme sports athletes are ready to push the limits of their respective sports.

Well known to most, wherever the word “extreme” is, Oakley’s definitely there.

A exhilarated crowd of 40,000 fans were on hand to witness the best twelve freestyle motocross riders in the world competed in front of the world-famous Kremlin on Moscow’s Red Square on Saturday night.

On November 26th, Mpora, the main action sports hub in Europe, will be naming the Fans Favorite at the FMX Rider of the Decade Awards, as voted for by you. Vote for the Rider that you think has pushed the limit and inspired others above anybody else.