Pro

1. Joe Atkinson
2. Domenic Bruce
3. Maxime Genoud
4. Martin Danning
5. Soichiro Kanashima
6. Tomasz Przybylik
7. Yuto Goto
8. Julien Cudot

Junior

1. Felix Fälling
2. Danilo Senna
3. Lauric Picard
4. Poema Kitseroo
5. Ion Mihai
6. Victor Nguyen
7. Mario Jesus Pacia
8. Bernards Gregors

Woman

1. Mery Muñoz
2. Misaki Katayama
3. Manon Derrien
4. Eve Jovino
5. Emilia Parejo Escobar
6. Armelle Tisler
7. Liene Nulle
8. Patrycja Najda
9. Sara Vilella
10. Aniek Kerkhofs

Amateur

1. Xavi Eguino
2. Martin Walchsdorf
3. Michael Witzemann
4. Joseph Harvey
5. Ren Fujiwara
6. Tomasz Kwiecien
7. John Vossoughi
8. Kalleo Ippolito
9. Franck Steve
10. Justas Karcauskas

Awards

• USD Best Trick: Joe Atkinson (UK): Backslide Up to ice pick at the pointy end of the Rail 270 out to fakie (Roces Wall-Rail)
• SkatePro Most Creative Trick: Eugen Enin : Bs Farv Up – No Future Air (legs in the air on both sides of the rail) – Royale Down (SkatePro rail)
• K2 skates Best Newcomer: Misaki Katayama

Check the Judging Report on Winterclash.com by Friederike Charlotte Reisch (Ger), Michael Buhl Jonassen (DK) & Sebastian Gruba (PL).

Photo: Nomadeshop (Instagram).

Thank you! Thank you everyone for the best weekend of the year. These are the results. A full judging report is coming up in the next days. - Winterclash Team.

Pro

1. Antony Pottier
2. Joe Atkinson
3. Nils Jansons
4. Soichiro Kanashima
5. Tomasz Przybylik
6. David Sizemore
7. Jacob Juul
8. Dominik Wagner
9. Montre Livingston
10. Jo Zenk
11. Eugen Enin
12. Diego Guilloud

Woman

1. Manon Derrien
2. Chihiro Azuma
3. Sara Vilella
4. Kaili Randmae
5. Liene Nulle
6. Tais Corales
7. Mery Muñoz
8. Coralie Tan
9. Tisler Armelle
10. Eva Smejkalova
11. Lula Varela

Amateur

1. Martin Danning
2. Jaro Frijn
3. Diako Diaby
4. Ruben Smulders
5. Michael Witzemann
6. Mario Reithofer
7. Jeremy Domingues
8. Matty Vella
9. Michael Müller
10. Jarod Banning
11. Xavi Alcazar
12. Justas Karcauskas
13. Julien Lemoine
14. Lennert Goormans
15. Yair Viner

Junior

1. Nils Rinas
2. Felix Fälling
3. Randy Zoller
4. Ilia Savosin
5. Ion Mihai
6. Stefan Selders
7. Alex Dochkin
8. Tomass Mezeniks
9. Poema Kitseroo
10. Victor Nguyen

USD Best Trick Award: Soichiro Kanashima (clips)

K2 Skates Best Newcomer Award: Tais Colares

SkatePro Most Creative Trick Award: David Sizemore

Tomek Przybylik got his feet in a first pair of USD Aeon 80 skates and took them for a ride at SkateInPark in Poland. A beyond fast rolling setup combined with Tomo´s FlicFlac-park skills, bravo!

FIRS - Roller Freestyle Park, World Cup - Semi-Finals.

FISE Chengu 2017 - Semi Finals, Results

Semi Finals, Results: 1. Roman Abrate 2. Joe Atkinson 3. Tomek Przybylik 4. Julien Cudot 5. Yuma Baudoin. Photo: Fise.

2017 season part of Tomek Przybylik captured by Miazga Studio. Tomek is using USD AEON skates, both 72mm and 60mm models.

Music: “Opposable Thumbs (MPC2500 Live Performance)” by Matt Currie.

This year, the Roller Games are taking place in Nanjing, China. These games bring together all forms of inline skating, so aggressive /freestyle skating is part of that, too, of course.

USD Skates was well represented, with lots of countries sending in their top riders, fighting for the FIRS world championship. Here, we show you each USD rider’s best run from the first day.

As it rained all day of the second competition day, this semi-final score was also the final score in the end.

Starring: Mery Munoz (Spain), Worapoj Boonnim (Thailand), Tomek Przybylik (Poland), Jelle Briggeman (Netherlands), Jeremy Melique (France), Piotrek Combrzynski (Poland), Diego Guilloud (Switzerland) & Roman Abrate (France).

Team France at the Roller Games World Championships: Photo Gallery on FFroller.fr.

Here it is, the 2017 USD Team edit! Street skating from all around the world (plus some very special vert action straight from Japan), all mashed up in a 9 minute monster of an online release.

Featuring: Eugen Enin, Fridolin Eelbo, Richie Eisler, Jacob Juul, Nick Lomax, Mery Munoz, Carlos Bernal, Axel Bihagen, Daniel Goncharov, Jeff Dalnas, Jaro Frijn, Sam Crofts, Dano Gorman, Kuba Malecki, Randy Zoller, Roman Abrate, Montre Livingston, Justin Brasco, Takeshi Yasutoko, Diego Guilloud, Tomek Przybylik, Chris Farmer. Filmed by all of their pals, edited by Mark Heuss.

Finals, Results + Video Runs on Youtube

• 1. Romain Godenaire (PLAY).
• 2. Julien Cudot (PLAY).
• 3. Tomek Przybylik (PLAY).

Watch the full replay of the finals livestream: Youtube, PLAY.

Have a look behind the scenes of the Mega Ramp show from Circus Flic Flac & witness the circus life madness of USD Skate’s Polish super heroes Piotrek Combrzynski & Tomek Przybylik. Tomo & Pete got the chance to be a part of the world famous show team this winter. Dive into their Mega ramp training, handling injuries in a show & expanding your physical and mental limits.

Location: Nuremberg. Skaters: Piotrek Combrzynski & Tomek Przybylik. Camera: Mark Heuss, Michael Weinlein & Lukas Faltenbacher. Cut: Mark Heuss.

Jo Zenk (Germany), Evert Lubja (Estonia), Tomek Przybylik (Poland) and Joey Egan (UK) managed to squeeze a few street sessions along with Nils Jansons during a weekend in Riga (Latvia) and get some footage on their phones. Nils says a lot of clips got lost, but hey.. still some pretty good stuff here for you from the #remedyzfam… Enjoy!

Video on Youtube: PLAY.