FORMAT AND CONTEST RULES
Skateboarding qualifications, MEN
- Organized jam format with 4 skaters and 8 minutes on the clock.
- Each skater gets two 1-minute runs and both runs count.
- Overall impression matters, so keep the skating different.
BMX qualifications, MEN
- Organized jam format with 4 riders and 8 minutes on the clock.
- Each rider gets two 1-minute runs and both runs count.
- Overall impression matters, so keep the runs different.
Finals
BMX finals, MEN
- 15 best riders from the qualifications
- Each rider has two individual 1-minute runs (best run counts)
BMX finals, WOMEN
- 12 riders
- Each rider has two individual 1-minute runs (best run counts)
Skateboarding finals, MEN
- 15 best skaters from the qualifications
- Each skater has two individual 1-minute runs (best run counts)
Skateboarding finals, WOMEN
- 12 skaters
- Each rider has two individual 1-minute runs (best run counts)
Judging criteria
and judges
The riders and skaters will be judged on:
- flow
- style
- creativity
- use of course
- amplitude/height
- number of tricks shown in their run
- originality
- difficulty of tricks
- NBD’s
- consistency
- variety of tricks
- control of tricks
- bike/skateboard control
- landings
- execution
- crashes/foot-downs/perfect runs
The Skateboarding and BMX jury will both consist of international experts in the disciplines.
The prize purse of the whole event is 25.000 EUR.
BMX:
David Cleworth GBR
Van Homan USA
Bart de Jong NED
Markus Wilke GER
Skateboarding:
Pat Duffy USA
Lauri Vassinen FIN
Kristjan Prik EST