Schmidty’s Ramp and Camp 2021, raw clips by Aaron Schultz.

Pre-registration for the WYII Ramp & Camp 2021 - July 23, 24, 25 is live: visit Rampandcamp.com.

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The 10th Delta City Open was held in Detroit. This contest was short and sweet. - Hawke Trackler.

Featuring: Koda Hult, Brandon Bobadilla, Yandriel Silverio, Cory Edminson, Danny Gantchev, Luke Rappa & more.

Delta City Open 10 (2021) - More Media: Raw Clips by Aaron Schultz | Brotor City (2021) by Stefan Brandow.

Raw Clips of the Delta City Open, 2021 Edition by Aaron Schultz.

Bro’s in the Motor City. In order of appearance: Brad Anthony, Brandon Bobadilla, Stefan Brandow, Cody Sanders, Jacob Bloom, Doug Williams, Yandriel Silverio, Koda Hult & Tracy White.

BPSO 2019. Presented by Boschi Pope Skate company. Shot on location in Brooklyn, New York.

Filmed & edited by John Greene.

13 years in a row. ALNIS 2020 was a beauty! It was powerful and one to remember. Thanks everybody for coming out, shredding and supporting. See you all next year! PS: And remember - it’s all about having fun and sharing it with the homies. Go out, do more and help grow your local community. Video by Agris Čaurs. Filmed by Martins Jansons, Rūdolfs Babris & Konstantīns Makarovs. Music by Oriole.

PRO Results

1. Justas Karčauskas
2. Raimonds Prūsis
3. Valters Grasmanis

JUNIOR / AM

1. Kristaps Ladusāns
2. Patriks Krastiņš
3. Kristofers Rudzāts

BEST TRICK (in the memory of Kristaps Cīrulis): Edgars Rozentāls. BEST JUNIOR (Roces award): Patriks Vaitekūns. WORST BAIL: Markuss Bērziņš. BEST TRICK ON THE RAINBOW RAIL (Matīss Širics award): Toms Slukins with TOP MISTRIAL. SPECIAL THEROLLING AWARD: Dārta Jansone.

Roller Street

1. Carlos Bernal De Santiago
2. Victor Daum
3. Salim Sikha
4. Adrien Anne
5. Fred Bukowski
6. Nicolas Auroux
7. Thomas Riffaud
8. Warren Digne
9. Sacha López
10. Jean-Yves Provost
11. Eduardo Briceño
12. Tanguy Rudolf
13. Yann Sinoir
14. Zacharie Heydacker
15. Aurélien Machu

Roller Woman

1. Daniela Salgado
2. Nadège Pagès
3. Paola Berletteli

Roller Half Pipe

1. Nicolas Mougin
2. Borja Fernandez
3. Nicolas Calderon
4. Pavel Mitrenga
5. Andres Cruz
6. Alex Sandro / Rodrigues leite
7. José Pedreros
8. César Acharezzi
9. Ten-Jet-Foei Suyanto
10. Romain Vieira
11. Abel Morales
12. Nelson Jung
13. Daniel Hashimi Saviolli
14. Alex Fernandez Jurado
15. Max Collier
16. Daniela Salgado Martínez
17. Uma Hijdra
18. William Caproni

Replay of the Finals (all categories, french language broadcast): PLAY.

Photo: Greger Flak.

Pro

1. Diako Diaby
2. Nils Jansons
3. Dominic Bruce
4. Robert Spassov
5. Antony Pottier
6. Tomek Przybylik
7. Yuto Goto
8. Maxime Genoud
9. Diego Guilloud
10. Gabriel Hyden
11. Montre Livingston

Women

1. Chihiro Azuma
2. Armelle Tisler
3. Patrycja Najda
4. Daniela Andrea Salgado Martinez
5. Mery Munoz
6. Emi Parejo Escobar
7. Misaki Katayama
8. Liene Nulle

Junior

1. Noboru Katayama
2. Szymon Ziemicky
3. Samuel Obst
4. Valter Kreiss
5. Max Arthur Collier
6. Kristofers Rudzats
7. Carl Emil Melander

Amateur

1. Sven Ischen
2. Stefan Selders
3. Nils Rinas
4. Ren Fujiwara
5. Andreas Johansson
6. Tomasz Kwiecien
7. Ilia Savosin
8. Kamil Gruba
9. Michael Müller
10. Jan Fehlmann
11. Jacob Jansson
12. Jaylton Karllus
13. Ivan Chanchikov
14. Leandre Fabri
15. Zachary Pollak

Awards

• USD Best Trick Award: Dominic Bruce
• Sola x Dead Most Creative Trick Award: Jacob Jansson
• Skatepro Best Sign Award: Pascal Gastrock

Judging Winterclash is difficult. But just like every year, Winterclash judges took the time to write a detailed report about their work to give you an idea about the how, why and who. The extensive judging report can be found HERE as a .pdf. Judges: Friederike Charlotte Reisch (Ger), Michael Buhl Jonassen (DK), Sebastian Gruba (PL).

Roller Street Pro

1. Nicolas Servy
2. Diako Diaby
3. Joe Atkinson

Roller Street Girl

1. Manon Derrien
2. Léana Wirth
3. Armelle Tisler

Roller Street Amateur

1. Valentin Rivasseau
2. Maurice Borr
3. Alexandre Sapin Serra

Roller Halfpipe

1. Takeshi Yasutoko
2. Rich Parker
3. Nicolas Mougin

Roller Spine

1. Joe Atkinson
2. Diako Diaby
3. Nicolas Servy

Photo: Maxime Hillairaud. Courtesy of Lastreetrepublique.fr.

Results

1. Romeo Stocchi
2. Denis Gul
3. Remy Gallet

King of Bastille: Adrien Anne.

La Street République, 2nd edition - 2019 Bastille.

On Saturday the 18th of may Frederic Bukowski and Lucien Hugues held the second edition of La Street Republique. After a successful 1st year at Republique they decide to move it towards the plaza at Bastille in front of main sponsor NOMADESHOP. A lot of skaters from all over France came to compete and support. Lots of people passing by stopped to see the event and cheered a long. The battle who would become king of bastille went down on the big ledge at the opera building where pants died, some blood got spilled but Adrian Anne walked away with the trophy s king of bastille.

Video by Plastic Pushers - PLAY.