Results

1. Roman Abrate
2. Sven Boekhorst
3. Stephane Alfano

Woahhh! Got 1st place at the Pannonian Challenge 2017 in Croatia. Couldn’t feel better, such a great time we had. Today was just a perfect day of skating with amazing people and good vibes, Thanks Osijek, Rollerblading! - Roman Abrate.

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The FISE World Games in Montpellier is all wrapped up, and now they are moving on to the next stop in Canet located in the south of France. Rollerblade represented in Montpellier. Here is a brief summary about the experience.

Poni from Jakarta, Indonesia and Guillaume le Gentil from Paris, France entered the rail battle. Poni was pleased to finish the contest with a very nice sweat-stance. The feat was especially challenging because Poni lost his skates prior to the event starting. He had to compete on a pair of Rollerblade skates quickly put together from spare parts. Guillaume also skated during the rail contest and impressed the spectators and judges with his stylish tricks.

Sven Boekhorst had a great contest the week before taking home 1st Place on the Spine Ramp and 2nd Place in Park. At Montpellier Sven competed in the Park, Slopestyle and the Spine Ramp contests. It was a challenging series of events for Sven, but he was still able to push through and take home a 6th place finish in the Spine Ramp competition.

Jeremy Suarez was on fire heading into Montpellier, and was a serious contender for the gold medal. Unfortunately our Belgium powerhouse was injured during the Roller Freestyle Park Pro Invitational practice and couldn’t compete at the FISE World Games.

Au revoir FISE World Games Monpellier, and Hola Barcelona Extreme Games (June 17-18th at Parc del Forum).

Roller Street Pro

1. Nicolas Servy
2. Sven Boekhorst
3. Stephane Alfano

Roller Girl

1. Zaharilva Assia
2. Leana Wirth
3. Anaelle Nogueira

Vert Podium

Vert Results

1. Takeshi Yasutoko (1000 euros, $1120)
2. Nicolas Mougin (300 euros, $336)
3. Romain Viera (200 euros, $224)

Spine Podium

Spine Results

1. Sven Boekhorst (500 euros, $520)
2. Nicolas Servy (300 euros, $336)
3. Alex Burston (200 euros, $224)

Photos: 01, 02.

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.