Pro

1. Shirai Toru
2. Sakihara Age
3. Iguchi Koichi
4. Goto Yuto
5. Katayama Misaki
6. Okinishi Takaaki
7. Lepidoptera suzuka

Amateur

1. Katayama Misaki
2. Okinishi Takaaki
3. Katayama Takeru
4. Katayama Noboru
5. Takeda Michinari
6. Lepidoptera Suzuka
7. Tatsuno Yuki

Beginner

1. Shoujo Ryo
2. Fukunaka Mao
3. Sadakuni tiger
4. Mizutani Miki
5. Yukina Matsumoto
6. Nakatomi taiso
7. Shouja Jun
8. Akiyama Yuzuka

Sorry for the rough Google translation of the names. RN’s knowledge of Katakana is quite rusty (original japanese results).

G-Shock organized a contest in Japan challenging skaters to do tricks over a period of 100 days. Here is the entry featuring Miki Mizutani.

Pro Results

1. Montre Livingston – USA
2. Roman Abrate – France
3. Danny Aldridge – UK
4. Eugen Enin – Germany
5. Julien Cudot – France
6. Joe Atkinson – UK
7. Michael Prado – Spain
8. Jelle Briggeman – Holland
9. Joey Egan – Ireland
10. Antony Pottier – Belgium

Junior Results

1. Jaro Frijn – Holland
2. Axel Bihagen- Sweden
3. Randy Zoller – Holland
4. Ivan Chanchikov – Russia
5. Felix Falling – Denmark
6. Timur Kuritsyn – Russia
7. Cei Evans – UK
8. Rodney van der Burg – Holland
9. Victor Demare – France
10. Oliwer Enevall – Sweden

Amateur Results

1. Dano Gorman – Ireland
2. Erik Droogh – Holland
3. Gino Dangers – Germany
4. Keanan Magrath – UK
5. Linus Lindberg Hansen – Sweden
6. Tom Jowett UK
7. Dominic Bruce UK
8. Martin Barrau – France
9. Sidney Hansen – Germany
10. Clement Boucau – France

Girls Results

1. Friederike Reisch – Germany
2. Grazyna Wratny – Poland
3. Eve Jovino – Spain
4. Stephanie Richter- France
5. Mery Munoz – Spain
6. Lauren Christina – UK
7. Jacky Schrooten – Holland
8. Emilia Parejo Escobar – Spain
9. Crissy Grasselli – Brazil
10. Janna Scheerlinck – Belgium

USD Best Trick: Joe Atkinson – UK

k2skates Newcomer: Felix Falling – Denmark

Pro

1. David Sizemore
2. Anthony Pottier
3. Nick Lomax
4. Joe Atkinson
5. Eugen Enin
6. Jacob Juul
7. Roman Abrate
8. Diego Guilloud
9. Guillaume Legentil
10. Carson Starnes

Amateur

1. Frederic Bukowski
2. Krisztian Szilagyi
3. Nicolas Servy
4. Sam Crofts
5. Thomas Riffaud
6. Robert Spassov
7. Clement Boucau
8. Maxim Ingaev
9. Evert Lubja
10. Sem Croft

Girl

1. Grazyna Wratny
2. Fiederike Reisch
3. Mery Munoz
4. Coco Sanchez
5. Jacky Schrooten
6. Stephanie Richer
7. Manon Derrien
8. Eve Jovino
9. Jenciane Daries
10. Nerea Solaun Tuesta

Junior

1. Johannes Karlsson
2. Martin Barra
3. Karl Addinson
4. Keanan Mcgrath
5. Martin Danning
6. Maxime Buaud
7. Sammy Schnitzeler
8. Filip Jonsson
9. Lennert Goormans

USD Best Trick: Joe Atkinson (360 fishbrain over the door 270 cess slide).

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.