After many weeks of working hard and practicing, this is the result of Georg Fechter and his family: Masters Of Dirt in action. MOD recently began its 2013 tour in Vienna, Austria. Browse through our gallery of Fechter, behind the scenes and the big show.
Georg Fechter is the man behind the successful Masters Of Dirt action sports spectacle since it was founded in 2000.
Georgie has big passion for mountain biking, and he's shown here at Royal Hills compound during a Masters of Dirt trip in France.
Georg Fechter, left, rides his motocross bike along with his friend, Steven Stoica, who collaborated to design the MOD brand.
Not only is he the ringleader of many Masters Of Dirt riders, Georg Fechter loves to ride his motocross bike. Although you won't find him in an MOD backflip train.
A Masters Of Dirt logo has been a popular tattoo in recent years.
Masters of Dirt riders manager Jason Moriarty, left, and founder Georgie Fechter, second from left, meet with riders before the show in Vienna.
Masters of Dirt riders manager Jason Moriarty, standing at left, and MOD founder Georg Fechter meet with riders before a show.
Lights dim in Vienna's Stadthalle a few minutes before the show starts.
All the MOD riders salute the Vienna crowd during the opening presentation.
Edgar Torronteras wins the Masters Of Dirt whip contest in Vienna.
"Fuel girls" add bring some fire to the Masters Of Dirt festivities.
X Games Aspen 2013 Snowmobile Best Trick gold medalist Daniel Bodin does a backflip at the Masters Of Dirt stop in Vienna.
Antonio Navas, right, and Rocky Florensa pull off their tandem trick for the first time in front of a Masters Of Dirt crowd in Vienna.
Masters Of Dirt riders do their synchronized flips amid flashes of fire.
Jimmy Blaze pulls off the first buggy backflip in Europe.
Forty-one riders execute a backflip train that the Masters of Dirt are touting as a world record.
Georg Fechter has built a big family of riders and Masters Of Dirt performers over the years.
Georg Fechter says thank you to all the riders, performers and staff at the end of the weekend in Vienna.
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After many weeks of working hard and practicing, this is the result of Georg Fechter and his family: Masters Of Dirt in action. MOD recently began its 2013 tour in Vienna, Austria. Browse through our gallery of Fechter, behind the scenes and the big show.
Georg Fechter is the man behind the successful Masters Of Dirt action sports spectacle since it was founded in 2000.
Georgie has big passion for mountain biking, and he's shown here at Royal Hills compound during a Masters of Dirt trip in France.
Georg Fechter, left, rides his motocross bike along with his friend, Steven Stoica, who collaborated to design the MOD brand.
Not only is he the ringleader of many Masters Of Dirt riders, Georg Fechter loves to ride his motocross bike. Although you won't find him in an MOD backflip train.
A Masters Of Dirt logo has been a popular tattoo in recent years.
Masters of Dirt riders manager Jason Moriarty, left, and founder Georgie Fechter, second from left, meet with riders before the show in Vienna.
Masters of Dirt riders manager Jason Moriarty, standing at left, and MOD founder Georg Fechter meet with riders before a show.
Lights dim in Vienna's Stadthalle a few minutes before the show starts.
All the MOD riders salute the Vienna crowd during the opening presentation.
Edgar Torronteras wins the Masters Of Dirt whip contest in Vienna.
"Fuel girls" add bring some fire to the Masters Of Dirt festivities.
X Games Aspen 2013 Snowmobile Best Trick gold medalist Daniel Bodin does a backflip at the Masters Of Dirt stop in Vienna.
Antonio Navas, right, and Rocky Florensa pull off their tandem trick for the first time in front of a Masters Of Dirt crowd in Vienna.
Masters Of Dirt riders do their synchronized flips amid flashes of fire.
Jimmy Blaze pulls off the first buggy backflip in Europe.
Forty-one riders execute a backflip train that the Masters of Dirt are touting as a world record.
Georg Fechter has built a big family of riders and Masters Of Dirt performers over the years.
Georg Fechter says thank you to all the riders, performers and staff at the end of the weekend in Vienna.
