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Issued 22 Nov 2006

Streetboard Championship

The Streetboard Championship held at the wonderful Y2SK8 Park in Peterborough (check it out) over the three days 17th 18th 19th Nov. was a great success, with  amazing displays of riding from the worlds greatest exponents of the sport.
The competition opened with the warm-up sessions taking place right through Thursday, allowing the competitors ample time to get familiar with the various ramps etc. that the venue has to offer.

Competition proper got under way Friday morning with the 'Mini-ramp' qualifiers, followed by the 'Street' qualifiers in the afternoon. As there were fewer entrants for the 'VERT', it was decided to run that event straight through on Saturday. Also on Saturday were the finals of the STREET; MINI-RAMP; and the competition finale was the very exciting BEST TRICK.

Winner of the Mini-Ramp was Germany's champion rider Max Maier. with a routine that was more of a blur - and kept our cameramen in a spin

The 'Street' competition was won by Britain's  Max Anderson. 19 year old winner of the last two UK championships!

The 'VERT' was won by Spain's well renowned  Gabi Munoz who later shocked everyone with an attempt at an amazing double back-flip during the BEST TRICK section of the competition. Gabi almost pulled it off, but crashed out spectacularly. Luckily without any real lasting injury except for a smashed Streetboard.

Best Trick was won by the GallComm. TV sponsored Brinton Gunderson. Arguably USA's top rider, and five times world champion.

A judges special award was given to Japan's Yuichi Miyazaki  who delighted everyone as he competed dressed in full Samurai attire .. complete with sword!!

GallComm.TV  covered the event using a four camera setup, with a further camera in our mini studio (set up adjacent to the main building) for reports and interviews with riders and other VIPs.  see the photos 

During the three days we provided edited footage and highlights of the days event  for broadcasters on Beta SP and DVCAM, and provided footage to the BBC for Children -in - Need, for inclusion in their broadcast on Fri evening.
 

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