Downhill Skateboarding and Street Luge World Championships, naging matagumpay

A crazy final at the Downhill Street Luge and Skateboarding World Championships in Tagaytay, Philippines. In this crazy final the Italian rider Stefano Barbizzi led a nail-biting race, which ended with Barbizzi in first place, Spain's Marc Escoda Turro in second, France's Adriel Paynel in third and USA's Morgan Owens in fourth.

Downhill Skateboard and Street Luge World Championships, idaraos sa Tagaytay

Tagaytay City February 25, 2024 As the Philippines wrapped up its hosting of the Downhill Skateboarding and Street Luge World Championship, skateboard athletes from around the globe shared their insights on this momentous occasion, set against the backdrop of Taal Volcano in Tagaytay City on February 25, 2024. Carl Sambrano, President of Skate Pilipinas, expressed optimism about the Philippines' readiness to host future world championships and highlighted the eagerness of Filipinos to represent their country on the global stage of extreme sports. This year's championship saw the participation of 83 athletes from 18 countries, who competed in time trials from February 22 to determine the seeding for the quarterfinals and semifinals, culminating in today's finals. The competition unfolded on the 1.5-kilometer stretch of the Sampaloc Tagaytay-Talisay Road, which boasts an elevation gain of 298 meters and allowed athletes to showcase their skills in reaching top speeds. ***** Connect with RTVM Website: http://rtvm.gov.ph Facebook: www.facebook.com/presidentialcom and www.facebook.com/rtvmalacanang YouTube: @RTVMalacanang Tiktok: @RTVMalacanang

Speed and adrenaline in Tagaytay! The postponed event, which saw 81 competitors assemble from 18 different nations, took place on the beautiful but treacherous Sampaloc to Talisay Road on a 2,300 metre-long track which drops almost 300 metres along its snaking course of sweepers and hairpin bends. With speeds of 80 kilometers per hour clocked previously, the gathering was always going to be a scorcher but this close-knit and courageous scene outdid themselves this time around, and in a location which has to be seen to be believed! Watch more on our site!

Speed and adrenaline in Tagaytay! The postponed event, which saw 81 competitors assemble from 18 different nations, took place on the beautiful but treacherous Sampaloc to Talisay Road on a 2,300 metre-long track which drops almost 300 metres along its snaking course of sweepers and hairpin bends. With speeds of 80 kilometers per hour clocked previously, the gathering was always going to be a scorcher but this close-knit and courageous scene outdid themselves this time around, and in a location which has to be seen to be believed! Follow the finals and consi held of Sunday 25th with interviews to the winners! for all the informations click here! https://www.worldskate.org/news/44-discipline/skateboarding/3586-downhill-skateboarding-and-street-luge-world-championship-results.html