Brazil hosts Championships for both Skateboard Street And Park in a first for South America!
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365 skateboarders from 49 nations descended on Latin America’s most populous city last week for the biggest event in Brazilian skateboarding history, as the World Skateboarding Tour was welcomed to São Paulo by Mayor Ricardo Nunes.
Japan’s Toa Sasaki (Street) and Spain’s Egoitz Bijueska (Park) both retained their men’s World Champion crowns, while Great Britain’s Sky Brown (Park) and Japan’s Ibuki Matsumoto (Street) battled to claim their women’s World Champion titles for the first time on International Women’s Day.
These World Championships conclude the World Skateboarding Tour’s 2025 calendar having been postponed from Washington DC in September.
You can find a full report from yesterday’s finals here and a deep-dive into all the past week’s action and updates here, as well as free-to-use photo and video assets (including full results and podium shots) courtesy of World Skate via the blue button at the bottom of this release!
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World Skate is the governing body for all sports performed on skating wheels. Founded in 1924, the international federation oversees 12 distinct disciplines including the Olympic sport skateboarding, artistic roller skating, speed skating, inline hockey, rink hockey, roller derby, roller freestyle, inline freestyle, downhill skateboarding, inline downhill, skate cross, and slalom. Our mission is to champion the global growth, development, and inclusivity of all sports governed under the World Skate umbrella.
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