Sweden dominated the Oslo Real Street Contest this year. With Joachim Wall taking 1st place followed by John Lunngren in 2nd and Gabriel Gök 3rd, placing the Swedish Rollerbladers in the top 3.
Two weeks ago the 10th edition of the Mukko Realstreet comp took place in Finland's capital, Helsinki. Finland's finest as well as different other Rollerbladers from Europe came together to battle it out for the Mukko Realstreet 2010 champion title.Check out the exclusive story by Konsta Kortteinen who is the main organizer of the Mukko competition.
This past weekend we reported live from the Montreal Classic 2010. Now three days later our Montreal representatives have prepared a full coverage of the action that happened during this epic weekend. You might have seen already Haffey going wild in the REMZ edit. But here we've got some more exclusive action shots and edits. So check this out here and take the next higher dosage.
There were less Pro Skaters than last year but the level was insane and the crowd didn't believe what they saw!!! The final (I mean the warrior heat): 5 guys in the skate park for 15-20 minutes + 5 minutes more, asked by the crowd. Even if Franco was close to break his arm and his back on a fall, he skated like a beast, throwing his body all over the park, doing its toe grind and strong lines. The two frenchies - as professional as usual - killed the park with their own personal style: Adrien doing switch ups and strong grinds around, Roman with so much ease, spinning hard and high. Jerry Butler showed that he deserved to be a real pro, this guy originally from Cleveland but living in Montreal for 4 years now showed everyone that he was at home. Finally, what can I say about Haffey except that he did few tricks to warm up and that he went eat to come back later to land the strongest trick ever laced in this park. Keep an eye on be-mag and wait for the video edit!
- Guillaume
After a 3 hours Powernap I (Guillaume) took a bus with my camera stock all the way to Jerry Butler's place to meet Nicky Adams, Chris Haffey and of course Jerry. After some early editing and exporting stuff we had breakfast and then headed back to the Skatepark where everybody were already on fire.
The Amateur level was much higher than previous year and I promise you'll be afraid by watching the next video edit. The Pro final is in 30 minutes and I'm sure it's gonna be wild. We can already see the Pro burning the skatepark's wood... see ya.
- Guillaume Latrompette
Our Montreal correspondent Guillaume Latrompette just sent us the schedule information fof the next three days. It seems like that North America's Rollerblading crowd is heading once again to Quebec's party centre, Montreal! As usual the MTL Classic organizers can offer a big prize money. Check the flyer!
This time, Remy Meister and friends organized their own Micro ramp championship in their appartment. Some stolen wood, some booze, lot of efforts and u get the home contest 5.
Grindhouse presents the Realstreet Stuttgart on the 19th of June 2010. Check the flyer for all the information you need.
If you want to compete and if you have some questions regarding the event, drop Alexander Klöber (Organizer) a line at realstreet-stuttgart@web.deMake sure you join this event when Germany's best street skaters will once again battle it out for the RealStreet Champion in Stuttgart.
On June 19th the Spokane Street Jam will take place at the UTF skatepark in Spokane (Washington). Check out the flyer for more information. If you have some further questions, please drop Dave Hill a line here: deville509@hotmail.com
Grindhouse presents the Realstreet Stuttgart on the 19th of June 2010. Check the flyer for all the information you need.
If you want to compete and if you have some questions regarding the event, drop Alexander Klöber (Organizer) a line at realstreet-stuttgart@web.deMake sure you join this event when Germany's best street skaters will once again battle it out for the RealStreet Champion in Stuttgart.
"Estonian Open Aggressive Inline Championships 2010" takes place on 5th of June at Tallinn Song Festival Grounds skatepark. Competition starts at 13.00 (1pm). Competition is free for spectators. Registration fee for competitors 50 EEK/3.5 EUR. Helmet is required!