- Jordan Clark, Lucas Di Meglio, Mia Catalano, Claire Parks, Jude Jones, Jiaqi Sun, Ivan Monteiro, Roos Zwesloot, Bboy Victor and BGirl Riko were the winners of the fourth edition of MUS 2023
- 68,300 people saw the 10 winners of this year’s MUS crowned
Jordan Clark the 5th
Jordan Clark was crowned Scooter Park World Champion for the fifth time. The British rider proved once again that he is the best of all time in Central Park with one of the best rounds of scootering in living memory. Clark landed all the tricks of the round, almost without getting off his scooter, proving that there is still a long way to go to knock him off his throne.
Lucas di Meglio: Le roi de la Trotinette
Lucas Di Meglio returned to the top of the podium, winning his second World Street Scootering Championship. The Frenchman proved once again that his mastery of the scooter is still hard to beat.
Di Meglio, at the head of the qualifiers, did two perfectly flat rounds and three incredible bestricks that proved that Lucas, continues his reign of scootering.
Party in the USA
Mia Catalano took gold at the second ever Scootering Street Women’s World Championship. The American dazzled with her confidence on the StreetPlaza, demonstrating her versatility in both parks. Three risky bestricks and perfectly her perfectly performance, out gave the victory to the American, who, hungry for more, also took the bronze in the Scootering Park World Championships.
Claire Parks: A star is born
Claire Parks, at just 16 years old, won the women’s scootering park world title.
A well-deserved prize for the youngest rider, who showed that the youth scootering scene is going strong and that the American could be a tough nut to crack in the next Scootering Park competitions.
Roos Zwesloot: From MUS to Rome
The 5th Olympic Games in Tokio 2020 qualifier, skated the MUS SkatePark for the first time in its four editions, showing her great skating skills.
The Dutch girl did a very complete round, highlighting a frontside 5050 on the big hubba, and a heelflip and a backside 5-O downhill which was her best trick.
Ivan Monteiro: Gold with a samba beat
The Brazilian skater took gold in one of the tightest competitions of the fourth MUS edition. His stylish movement on the skate and two perfect rounds with tricks such as a frontside backside 270 boardslide on the downhill rail and a 360 flip frontside lipside made him always at the top of the competition.
Ivan Monteiro, capped off his gold with two tricks in the bestricks round: frontside backside 270 boardslide 270 out and 360 flip a frontside nosebluntslide.
Jude Jones: Eyes on the gold
Jude Jones took gold in the BMX final. The Briton, with risky tricks in his two rounds such as a 360 bar and a 1080 in the funbox, a flair and a triple wip, left his rivals with no chance of catching him. Jones, only 22 years old, proves that Great Britain has a lot of potential on top of the BMX.
Jiaqui Sun: Chinese accuracy
One of the surprises of this fourth edition of the MUS was the appearance of the Chinese BMX team, 7 athletes participated in the final demonstrating the great incipient level of Women’s BMX in the country.
Sun was the one who did the two most complete rounds demonstrating a very high level with great tricks such as: a volcano exam, a backflip in the funbox and a tailwip. The Chinese BMX team showed that they are ready to give a good show on the bike in Paris.
Victor, ‘V’ of Victory
The American Bboy took the gold in the MUS of the Breaking For Gold International Series, Victor, put his unique and original style on the dance floor, in which he employs a staging full of transitions and combos of the highest level combined with a classic Brooklyn Style.
Riko, fresh movements road to París
The American Bboy took the gold in the MUS of the Breaking For Gold International Series, Victor, put his unique and original style on the dance floor, in which he employs a staging full of transitions and combos of the highest level combined with a classic Brooklyn Style.
