Flashback: David Sizemore - WRS 2012 Entry (First Place - PLAY), 2nd place: Nils Jansons (PLAY), 3rd place: Brian Aragon (PLAY).

WRS Uploaded 2012 - Judges Results

Judges Votes

All the entries - PLAY: David Sizemore | Nils Jansons | Brian Aragon | Julien Cudot | Montre Livingston | Jeph Howard | Demetrios George | Franky Morales | Mathias Silhan | Jeff Dalnas | JC Rowe | Daniel Prell | Nick Lomax.

Fan Favourite: Nils Jansons - PLAY (Vimeo). Filmer(s): Martins Jansons, Fredrik Andersson, Konstantins Makarovs, Kaspars Alksnis, Edgars Krasnovs, Dirk Oelmann. Editor: Martins Jansons. Sponsors: Hedonskate, Remz, BHC, Ground Control, The Hive, King Crow.

Judges Results - Entries on Vimeo

1. David Sizemore - PLAY
2. Nils Jansons - PLAY
3. Brian Aragon - PLAY
4. Julien Cudot - PLAY
5. Montre Livingston - PLAY
6. Jeph Howard - PLAY
7. Demetrios George - PLAY
8. Franky Morales - PLAY
9. Mathias Silhan - PLAY
10. Jeff Dalnas - PLAY

Fan Favorites: Congratulations to Nils Jansons (55.2% of the vote).

Judges Results

Judges Votes

Thanks Corky Segue.

WRS Uploaded 2011 - Results - Fan Votes

1. Nils Jansons - PLAY (Filmed & edited by Martins Jansons)
2. Chris Haffey - PLAY Filmed by JC Rowe, Ivan Narez, Beau Cottington & Nick Wood ; edited by Brian Griffin. Song: Jay-z & Kanye West – Niggas in Paris.

Nils Jansons 63.1% (7380 votes). Fan Favorite: $500.00 vs Chris Haffey 36.9% (4324 votes)

Semi Finalist, Fan Votes: Sven Boekhorst (PLAY) Filmed by Dominic Swagemakers, Joery v/d Pol, Simon Goeman, Dick Heerkens & Jan Hoogtijling ; edited Axel van Dijk & Brian Aragon (PLAY) Filmed by Phillip Long, Dre Powell, Max Manning, Erick Rodriguez ; edited by Phillip Long.

Results - Judging

1. Brian Aragon $1,500.00 - PLAY
2. Alex Broskow $800.00 - PLAY
3. Nils Jansons $500.00 - PLAY
4. Chris Haffey $300.00 - PLAY
5. Erik Bailey $100.00 - PLAY
6. tie Sean Kelso - PLAY
7. tie Dave Lang - PLAY
8. David Sizemore - PLAY
9. Mathias Silhan - PLAY
10. Sven Boekhorst - PLAY

Judges Votes

Judging is based on the following criteria (in order of importance):

• Difficulty. Difficulty can be applied to a stunt, line or a single technical trick. Clips will also be judged on the overall situation including; size, run-up, landing, weather, traffic, etc.
• Style. Competitors will be judged on style, confidence, control & speed.
• Spot selection. Submissions will be judged on the variety, type, difficulty and visual appearance of obstacles.
• Production value. Production value includes the filming, lighting, audio, music and editing of the video.
• Character. Character combines all of the above elements and evaluates the submission on overall entertainment and likability of competitor.

The yearly gathering of bladers at Roskilde Festival has become a lovely tradition and is also the birthplace of Cayenne Project.

We’re immensely excited to meet yet again in just a couple of days. Here we have, better late than never, the 2016 version to get you in the right mood. Tusind Tak to Bo Ejstrup, Ronni Skovmand, Johannes Jacobi and of course Roskilde Festival for making this happen. Skal!

Filmed by Benjamin Buttner and Karsten Boysen. Edited by Karsten Boysen.

Visit Thecayenneproject.com | Roskilde-festival.dk.

RideOut VI (Japan). Presented by Soichiro Kanashima, with David Sizemore, Worapoj Note Boonnim, Richie Eisler & more.