Here is a recap from the Pro Freestyle competition at Scheveningen beach (The Hague, Netherlands). Next stop: 1 July in Heerlen. Visit Profreestyle.nl.

The Rollerblade Inline Contest was a great success, we had amazing riders present like the World Champion Roman Abrate from France, he took the lead after a very impressive run and got 1st place!

The Dutch riders were also present, they were sending it high and hard. Jelle Briggeman took 2nd place after flying high and doing the biggest bio we saw.

Sometimes the riders make it the judges very difficult, we had two riders who were both using the park to the fullest and kept going like they had unlimted energy. So the judged decided on a shared 3rd place for Sem Croft and Jaro Frijn.

So 4th place was left empty, 5th and 6th place also received a price, Tom van Hemert and Erik Droogh. We were very excited to see we also had some very young kids competing with the big boys. It seemed like they were having a blast and a great experience. The youngest skates Laus Valk is 10 years old. - Erik Droogh.

Results

1. Roman Abrate (France)
2. Jelle Briggeman (NL)
3. Sem Croft & Jaro Frijn (NL)
4. Tom Van Hemert (NL)
5. Erik Droogh (NL)
6. Nils Rinas (Germany)
7. Dan Collins (UK)

Video: Halux Visions. Photos: Aron Spix, more photos on Profreestyle.nl.

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. Nils Jansons
2. CJ Wellsmore
3. Roman Abrate
4. Dominik Wagner
5. Antony Pottier
6. Romain Godenaire
7. Diego Guilloud
8. Soichiro Kanashima
9. Maxime Genoud
10. Sven Boekhorst

AM

1. Adrian Deck
2. Jan Ebbert
3. Jelle Briggeman
4. Jeremy Kesler
5. Jack Swindells
6. James Keyte
7. Toms Slukins
8. Grisha Mikhalitsyn
9. Andy Spary
10. Tomek Przybylik

Girls

1. Chihiro Azuma
2. Grazyna Wratny
3. Manon Derrien
4. Crissy Grasselli
5. Mery Munoz

Juniors

1. Dominic Bruce
2. Conor Spring Coleman
3. Levi van Rijn
4. Fred Bokowski
5. Kirill Kochetkov
6. Patrick Egan
7. August van der Velden
8. David Prajz

Canet en Roussillon (Wikipedia) is a commune in the Pyrenees Orientales department in southern France. The town will host the FISE Xperience June 10-11, 2017. You can find more informations about the event on Fise.fr (english version).

Just won the Rail Contest at the World Fise! Such a good session on this perfect rail! Thanks Jelle Briggeman for the clip. - Roman Abrate.

Roman Abrate - ONE TRICK at the Rail Contest

Check the Video on Instagram.

As always, the spot is way bigger than it looks on the images, check Victor Daum on the picture below.

Victor Daum - Photo: Nomadeshop

Larger Picture on Imgur (via Instagram).

Prize money: 1500 euros ($1600) + 1000 euros ($1070) for the Cash for Tricks event.

FASU Contest in Gap, France. 13th & 14th May 2017. Here is a little teaser for the event. See you there for an amazing weekend! – Roman Abrate.

More Infos about the Event (reglement FR).