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DIG x MARIUS DIETSCHE — “Hell Nah” video part will leave you speechless.
DIG: “In the fast-moving, instant gratification obsessed, modern world, the dedication and persistence that is required to film a full video section is even more impressive. This one from latest DIG cover boy and United team rider, Marius Dietsche, is more than just a video—it’s his defining imprint on BMX. He wanted something that he could proudly show his grandkids one day, and he’s certainly done just that. On the final stretch of the three year process of filming for this video, Marius ended up in hospital for two weeks, in an induced coma, with broken bones, damaged spleen, and bleeding on the brain. And then after being moved to a special recovery unit for two months, he’s finally out and can enjoy the fruits of his labour. We couldn’t be prouder of what Marius has achieved with this. You’ll never guess the banger!”
Alexandra Madsen successfully defends the NZ Women’s Park Title.
Alexandra Madsen has successfully defended her title as Scootering NZ Women’s Park Champion, demonstrating her skill, consistency, and dominance in the sport. Throughout the competition, she impressed judges with a combination of technical tricks, fluid lines, and fearless aerial maneuvers, clearly setting herself apart from the rest of the field. Her performance not only reaffirmed her status as one of New Zealand’s top female scooter riders but also inspired upcoming athletes in the growing women’s scootering scene. Madsen’s back-to-back victory highlights her dedication, hard work, and unwavering passion for the sport.
Dani Delgado “For My Mom” Skateboard Part.
Dani Delgado Skateboard Part “For My Mom” dedicated to his mother MariCarmen Bermudez Garcia.
Filmed and edited by Jordan Texalona.
Queralt Castellet earns bronze in Women’s Snowboard SuperPipe at X Games Aspen.
Queralt Castellet earned a well-deserved bronze medal in the Women’s Snowboard SuperPipe at X Games Aspen, showcasing her experience, technical skill, and competitive spirit. Throughout the event, she delivered smooth, high-flying runs with impressive amplitude and precise tricks, earning praise from judges and fans alike. This podium finish not only adds to her illustrious career but also reinforces her status as one of the top snowboarders in the world, inspiring a new generation of athletes in the sport. Castellet’s performance at Aspen highlights her resilience and continued excellence on the world stage.
BGirl Stefani and BBoy Hiro take the win at Breaking do Verão.
BGirl Stefani and BBoy Hiro took top honors at the Breaking do Verão event, delivering standout performances that captivated both judges and the audience. Stefani impressed with her sharp footwork, dynamic freezes, and fluid transitions, while Hiro showcased power moves, intricate spins, and flawless musicality. Their victories highlight not only their individual skill and creativity but also their dedication to the craft of breaking. The event celebrated the energy and talent of the local breaking scene, and Stefani and Hiro’s wins cement their reputations as leading figures in the community.