The Laced 2015 took place February 28 at Rampworx.

Pro

1. Steve Swain
2. Antony Pottier
3. Baudoin Yuma
4. Roman Abrate
5. Jan Ebbert
6. Rob Pruett
7. Jack Swindles
8. Alex Burston
9. Scott Quinny
10. Elliott Stevens

AM

1. Nathan Robinson
2. Evert Lubja
3. Randy Zoller
4. Matt Woods
5. Anthony Chrisman
6. Matty Vella
7. Bob Scheer
8. Dan Collins
9. Tom Jowett
10. Dan Hemsley

Girls

1. Stephanie Richer
2. Lisa-Mary Authie
3. Manon Derrien
4. Ursa Verbic
5. Jacky Schrooten
6. Lauren Christina

Photo.

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).

Online-skating posted an article about the The 2015 Girls Tour Project. Bordeaux + Strasbourg + Marseille.

Encouraged by Precilia Verdier, the head of the Aggressive skating circuit at the French Federation of Roller Sports, the “Girls Tour” Project is on for a national tour with the top women of the discipline.

Video on Youtube: PLAY.

Follow throughout the year on 2-star events of the national French series: Stephanie Richer, Manon Derrien, Amandine Condroyer, Coralie Tan, Mathilde Monneron, Lisa-Mary Authie & Precilia Verdier.

The objective of the tour is to meet with local aggressive skaters (boys and girls) during sessions and debates on girls’ practice of aggressive skating. The organizers of those events committed to sign a charter of commitment for the promotion of girls’ practice and offer prizes, prize money, communication and adapted categories. […]

For the third time Daniel Prell wins the DeFISE online contest (PRO). David Lehn takes the first place in the AM competition.

Thread on Facebook.

Winners were chosen according to a Youtube + judges votes. Judges: Mathieu Heineman, Freddy White, Kevin James Chow, Johannes Jacobi and Lilian Puisset. Note: riders who used old clips already used in a video received malus points.

Pro Results

1. Daniel Prell (600 euros + Sony Xperia M2 phone)
2. Anthony Pottier (400 euros)
3. Roman Abrate (250 euros)
4. Adrien Anne (150 euros)
5. Nils Jansons (100 euros)
6. Nicolas Maye
7. Thomas Rifaud
8. Warren Digne
9. Vincent Romain
10. Muller Raptor
11. Stephane Alfano

AM Results - Prizes: Phone + goodies for the first place, others: goodies (more details on Fise.fr, saved on Archive.org).

1. David Lehn
2. Gabriel Nunes
3. Lucas Spenle
4. Kevin Dubus
5. Diaby Diako
6. Robin Terry
7. Arthur Lux
8. Philipp Reichie
9. Jimmy Milaa
10. Khabet Yanis

Complete rankings including judges + Youtube votes.

ESA 2014 (Montpellier, France) - Arcena Edit. Video on Vimeo: PLAY.

Results

1. Maxime Iangaev
2. Hadrien Bastouil
3. Antony Pottier
4. Hugo Ruckly
5. Jack Swindle

Special jury award: Dimitri Tikhonkikh.

Pros

1. CJ Wellsmore (Australia)
2. Anthony Pottier (Belgium)
3. Jelle Briggeman (Netherlands)

AM

1. Jack Swindels (Uk)
2. Fedor Simonov (Germany)
3. Rik van Huik (Netherlands)

Girls

1. Grazyna Wratny (Poland)
2. Mery Munoz (Spain)
3. Stephanie Richer (France)
4. Jacky Schrooten (Netherlands)

Juniors

1. Patrick Egan (Uk)
2. Rodrigo Texeira (Portugal)
3. Tom Couvreur (Belgium)

Ucon Most Creative Trick: Eugen Enin (Germany).

Photos: Michael Froemling, Cristian Guarnieri.