Scott Magill posted up another ten tricks to add to your list of quick edits to watch this morning.
Here we see Taylor Oakley take on the new Cardiff Bay Barrage plaza for Who Clothing.
Scott Magill posted up another ten tricks to add to your list of quick edits to watch this morning.
Here we see Taylor Oakley take on the new Cardiff Bay Barrage plaza for Who Clothing.
Andy Rayner recently went to Hull with the northern skateboarding machine Paul Regan. Filming a few bits swiftly turned into a day in the life style section with full Muska style all-in-one day bangers.
Check it out below and try to conceive filming all that in one day…
Portrait: Richard Chung
The fifth video entry of Dan Cintra’s Manchester based ‘Bloggatron‘ series surfaced a few days ago.
Irie’tron sees Cintra’s lens focus on Fred Gall, Ryan Lay and more as the Ipath team take on Central Skatepark, as well as some fun sessions at Mac bumps and Platt Fields.
Check it out below.
Bloggatron 5- The Irie’Tron from Dan Cintra on Vimeo.
Over the weekend, Hamburg’s Red Light District hosted the European Vans Downtown Showdown which once again saw some of the continent’s best skate teams battle it out on creative terrain built by the team’s themselves.
The Cliché obstacle took inspiration from Hamburg’s poledancers and the bank/round rail was the first session of the day. Phil Zwijsen started as he meant to carry on – by winning.
Cliché Obstacle
1st – Phil Zwijsen
2nd – Chris Oliver
3rd – Hugo Liard
Next up was Element’s obstacle. Their ‘oil spill’ didn’t cause too much environmental damage but Phil Zwijsen again proved to be the damaja with it comes to shredding up the custom made turf.
Element Obstacle
1st – Phil Zwijsen
2nd – Samu Karvonen
3rd – Ross McGouran
Rather than going the typical route, Death’s obstacle was instead an amalgamation of their favourite spots throughout Europe and was dubbed ‘The Pirate Spot’. Sam Partaix destroyed this and earned his position as the day’s Best Pro.

Ross McGouran goes frontside over the Antiz monster
Death Obstacle
1st – Sam Partaix
2nd – Michael Mackrodt
3rd – Guillaume Mocquin
Antiz constructed a mythical monster to take over Hamburg for the final obstacle. Transition tamers like Ross McGouran and Guillaume Mocquin stole the show here.
Antiz Obstacle
1st – Guillaume Mocquin
2nd – Ross McGouran
3rd – Sam Partaix

The results from the entire day were as follows…
Best Pro – Sam Partaix
Best Am – Phil Zwijsen
Monster’s Most Pirate Skater – Guillaume Mocquin
Overall Team Results
1st – Element Europe
2nd – Antiz Skateboards
3rd – Blind Europe
Stay tuned for videos from the day as they surface…

How often do you see people f/s bigspin down triple sets? Now think about how often you see them do it whilst weaving through security guards? Never, right?
Watch the clip below to see Justin Brock do just that as well as one of the sickest lines you might see this week in his chapter in Quiksilver’s The Skateboarding Collection video series.
Thornes Park in Wakefield will be hosting Gravity’s 2010 Concrete Carnival and there are a vast amount of sponsors giving away stuff so you better be writing this down: it’s on Sunday 22nd August.
It all kicks off at 11am so get yourselves down as there are planned comps for all ages with prizes from every skateboarding company you can see on the flyer below.

The CSC are quite appropriately rinsing Cardiff’s new plaza of concrete and wonder and are concluding a month of shredding with the grandly titled CSC World Championships on August 30th. How much do you want to bet that CSC are going to win?
With the usual skate, beer, barbeque and giveaways in store this is definitely another event you should be adding to your must-attend lists.
Welsh heads can keep up to date with the all the news updates celebrity gossip and lies at the CSC website. For genuine information, check the flyer below.

A good friend Bartosz Nowicki recently posted online a cover photograph he took for Polish hip-hop magazine Playa. I asked him, ‘how on earth do you know Dibble?!’
So is Dibble moonlighting as a successful rapper in Poland? You decide…
This year’s European Vans Downtown Showdown is taking place in Hamburg, Germany on August 14th.
Once again, ten of the best teams in Europe will design their own obstacles to compete in one of the most creative and exciting events of the year. A quick glance at the list of confirmed riders is very encouraging too…
Antiz: Hugo Liard, Sam Partaix, Samu Karvonen, Aaron Sweeney
Blind Europe: Chris Oliver, Sewa, Philipp Schuster, Dany Hamard, Javier Paredes, Andi Welther
Cliché: Charles Collet, Lucas Puig, Flo Mirtain, John Tanner
Death: Dan Cates, Scott “Horsey” Walker,Adam Moss, Paul Hopkins
Element Europe: Guillaume Mocquin, Phil Zwijsen, Madars Apse, Ross McGouran
Jart Skateboards: Ivan Rivado, Mark Fröhlich, Youness Amrani, Christian Cortizo
Titus: Jeremy Reinhardt, Vladik Scholtz, Yannick Schall, Denny Pham
Trap: Jürgen Horrwarth, Richie Löffler, Kilian Heuberger, Sabrina Göggel
Zero Europe: Peter Molec, Fabian Verhaege, Rob Maatman
If you’re not clued up on the event then here’s some footage from last year to get you hyped for this weekend. Scroll down further for more information on the flyer…
