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The 2nd of two chapters of our road trip through Ecuador and Galapagos Islands went live. Red Bull sent Silvester Eduardo, Rob Gonyon, Willy Akers, Vladik Scholz and filmer Tom Colabraro to skate the Galapagos Islands. Check out the article from our mag.
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Tommy Fynn has been crowned 2016 Red Bull Hold The Line winner. Making its UK debut, Red Bull Hold The Line took place on the iconic Queen Elizabeth II steps of The Royal Albert Hall, a landmark in the heart of the city, which is normally off limits to skateboarders. The 35 skaters had limited time to skate the best line down the course with each of their lines scored by international judges. Points were only scored if three tricks were landed in a row on the entire course.
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Madars Apse, Pat Duffy and the crew continue their Eastern European odyssey with Patrik Wallner. The first major road journey of the skate trip gets under way in Chapter Two of Skate Caucasus, a meandering expedition around the borders of Europe and Asia. From England came Barney Page, Russia was represented by Gosha Konyshev and Latvia’s Madars Apse tucked his legs in to make space for Americans Walker Ryan and the street skating legend that is Pat Duffy, as the van set off in the direction of the Black Sea, taking in the Georgian cities of Kutaisi and Batumi.
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Join Madars Apse, Pat Duffy, Barney Page, Walker Ryan and Gosha Konyshev skating the Caucasus.
The post Zigzagging the Caucausus Part 1 appeared first on TransWorld SKATEboarding.
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Zion Wright is a name you’re going to be hearing a lot in 2016.
The post Zion Wright 5 For 5 appeared first on TransWorld SKATEboarding.
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