Mike Plumb aka Lizard King returns to your screen today skating the new SUPRA / KR3W warehouse mini ramp.
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This year’s Vans Spring Classic mini ramp comp went off in fine style in Varazze, Italy this year. As usual the Brits dominated proceedings with Jake Collins, Sam Beckett, Joshua Young, Trevor Johnson, Greg Nowik, Ross McGouran and Kris Vile all representing. Browse the results below and watch all the action that went down out there.
• The Air Freshener (Most Original tricks): David Sanchez (Spain)
• The Condor (Highest Air): Diego Doural (Spain)
• The Smooth Operator (Best Style): Josh Young (UK)
• The Surgeon & The Toe Mixer (Best technical rider & Best Switch trick/ Ride): Trevor Johnson (UK)
• The Bingo Winner (Luckiest move): Dani Leon (Spain)
• The Punisher & The Good Ol’Boy (Gnarliest trick/ride & Best oldskool tricks/ride: Greg Nowik (UK)
• The Easy Rider (Longest Rock or Lipslide): John Magnusson (Sweden)
• The Line Executor (Best line/combo): Julien Benoliel (France)
• The Innovator Best use of the ramp: Ross McGouran (UK)
• The Wheelchair Masters (Worst slam): Jake Collins & Sam Beckett (UK)
• The Cruising Gentlemen (Best attitude): Fernando Bramsmark (Sweden)
• The Tsunami (Overall best rider of the Weekend): Daan Vanderlinden (Holland)
• The Unlucky Friend (Last of Finals): Kris Vile (UK)
The East End of London has a new lock up in Mile End courtesy of the guys at the LCB skate shop.
Sam Bird took his camera down there to film a bunch of locals and visitors before they had their grand opening so enjoy this footage of Chris Oliver, Shaun Witherup, Samir Angel, Johnny Far, Bryce Campbell, Carl Richardson and Pete Buckley having fun.
A friend of Science Skateboards has built an amazing looking mini-ramp in their home so I guess it was only a matter of time until an edit of one of the Science heads tearing it up.
Sam Taylor was in the area and racked up a full minute of goofy radness. Science is knowledge, have a watch below.
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Watch: Tron Legacy Mini Ramp
Yeah you can’t finish a week better than this…
Melbourne based interactive designers ENESS were asked to create something to bring skateboarding fully into the digital age. Forget straight-to-itunes edit, what everyone really wants is a session where we replace the beers and dog piss with streaming neon lights and electronic fireworks.
This session went down at the Tron: Legacy premiere in Melbourne, a film which you should probably go see. Because it’s awesome. As is the video below. Enjoy.
Tron Legacy Premiere – A Light Session from ENESS on Vimeo.