Our number 1 fan of the Rollerblade NJ5 skate is back with some good stuff. Back in December 2016 Guillaume Le Gentil released his biggest video project till date: Lost in Paris.

A few months later the VOD (video on demand) was uploaded on the Rollerblade channel for everybody to see (PLAY). Like all huge projects hours of footage are collected and many clips will not get the cut.

The clips that don’t make it to the final version are called “Left Overs”. Guillaume and Antoni Folliot made this short 2 minute version that are still juicy now. Enjoy “ Left Over Lost In Paris” where Guillaume skates the streets of Paris.

Music Artist : The Seige - “Ctrl+Alt+Del”.

The PMG association (Pari Multi Glisse) is 10 years old, and organized the “Trophees Parisiens de la glisse 2017” on July 1st, 2017 including the “Battle of Bercy” at (you guessed it) the skatepark of Bercy.

The main event featured the usual contests (AM, Juniors, Girls, 13-, 13+) and ended with a battle with the pros. 7 pro riders were invited: Guillaume le Gentil, Nicolas Auroux, Denis Gul, Jeremy Melique, Victor Daum, Julien Cudot, Frederic Bukowski as well as the winner of the AM contest. The event distributed 2000 euros in prizes ($2300: 1000€ for the first place, 600€ second place, 300€ for the 3rd, 100€ the 4th).

A second video is available (PLAY) presenting the event (french language), and covering all of the others pools. Visit Parimultiglisse.com.

After a year of preparation the Shred Da Ground, 2017 edition, took place at “La Defense” on June 4. Here is the official video of the contest, filmed and edited by Cavin Le Macon.

Additional camera : Flavien Delmare, Lucas Spenle, Tom Thieuleux, Ronan Algalarondo.

Shred Da Ground 2017 - Full Results

1. Sam Crofts
2. Guillaume Le Gentil
3. Nicolas Auroux
4. Victor Daum
5. Sebastien Curtis

Best Trick: Fabien Elettro (Kindgrind to fullcab true Mizu on the last spot!).

New Comer: Theo Lapeyre

The FISE World Games in Montpellier is all wrapped up, and now they are moving on to the next stop in Canet located in the south of France. Rollerblade represented in Montpellier. Here is a brief summary about the experience.

Poni from Jakarta, Indonesia and Guillaume le Gentil from Paris, France entered the rail battle. Poni was pleased to finish the contest with a very nice sweat-stance. The feat was especially challenging because Poni lost his skates prior to the event starting. He had to compete on a pair of Rollerblade skates quickly put together from spare parts. Guillaume also skated during the rail contest and impressed the spectators and judges with his stylish tricks.

Sven Boekhorst had a great contest the week before taking home 1st Place on the Spine Ramp and 2nd Place in Park. At Montpellier Sven competed in the Park, Slopestyle and the Spine Ramp contests. It was a challenging series of events for Sven, but he was still able to push through and take home a 6th place finish in the Spine Ramp competition.

Jeremy Suarez was on fire heading into Montpellier, and was a serious contender for the gold medal. Unfortunately our Belgium powerhouse was injured during the Roller Freestyle Park Pro Invitational practice and couldn’t compete at the FISE World Games.

Au revoir FISE World Games Monpellier, and Hola Barcelona Extreme Games (June 17-18th at Parc del Forum).

Freeskiing and Inline Street Skating have many similar traits. So I Decided to cross over between the two sports .

Three years ago, I saw my inline skating friends enjoying Freeski. I was quiet impressed, and I wanted to test myself to see if my predispositions for inline street skating can help me on Freeski. So here I am today.

This year I have joined my friends in the snowpark for the first time. They gave me tips and a huge boost of motivation to jump and slide on different obstacles. It was like when you are a kid and you discover a skatepark, but you already know how to do a few tricks. Learning tricks is much faster because I can use everything I already know from inline street skating. - Guillaume le Gentil.

• Article & Photos on Rollerblade.com

• Previously: Guillaume Le Gentil – Lost in Paris (2016) by Antonin Folliot – Full VOD, Now Free.

Guillaume Le Gentil is well known for his perfect style when it comes to lacing tricks on his NJ5 street skates. December of last year Guillaume dropped his VOD.

The masterpiece produced and shot by Antonin Folliot was very well received. We proudly present you Lost in Paris with Guillaume Le Gentil. Watch this masterpiece free of charge. - Rollerblade.com.

Results based on Dailymotion votes and judges ratings. Judges: Mathieu Heinemann, Freddy White, Kevin James Chow.

Pro

1. Daniel Prell
2. Julien Cudot
3. Guillaume Legentil
4. Anthony Pottier
5. Nick Lomax
6. Maxime Iangaev
7. Stephen Swain
8. Hugo Ruckly
9. Fabien Elettro
10. Stephane Alfano

AM

1. Yuma Baudoin
2. Bastien Baelde
3. Sami Angsthelm
4. Tomek Przybylik
5. Gilles Lucas
6. Simon Arlt
7. Gaston Michel
8. Thomas Claude
9. Samuel Boghanim
10. Remi Santos

Complete Results (30 Pro + 11 AM entries, with complete judges ratings and Dailymotion votes).

10th edition of the ESA Montpellier. Photos + Report of the event on Rollerenligne (archive, french language).

Featuring Guillaume Legentil, Nicolas Auroux, Victor Legrand, Antony Pottier, Hugo Ruckly, Sebastien Brilleu, Richie Eisler, Romain Godenaire, Tim Marsh, Adrien Bastouille, Gaston Iscariote, Sylvain Tigaud, Anthony Finocchiaro, Greg Breger, Arsene Jurman, Jeremy Kessler, Dominik Wagner, Roman Abrate, Adrien Clairaz, Blake Bird, Salim Sikha, Louis Vilar, Allan Beaulieu, Charly Ruckly & Louis Lutz. Video on Vimeo: PLAY.

Results

1. Nicolas Auroux
2. Adrien Clairaz
3. Antony Pottier
4. Hugo Ruckly
5. Guillaume Le Gentil
6. Sebastien Brilleu
7. Allan Beaulieu

ESA (Evolution Street Attack) ; a contest by Arcena. Edit featuring: Guillaume Le Gentil, Remy Meister, Antony Pottier, David Sizemore, Jeremy Melique, Dre Powell, Hugo Ruckly & more! Filmed & edited by Thomas Esteban. Video on Vimeo: PLAY.

Results

1. Guillaume Le Gentil
2. Remy Meister
3. Anthony Pottier