Barcelona’s most extreme weekend ended on a high note at the Parc del Fòrum.
SATURDAY: A MEMORABLE DAY
After a Friday full of training sessions and the first qualifying rounds, Extreme Barcelona 2025 experienced an adrenaline-fueled day this Saturday at the Parc del Fòrum, where thousands of fans once again filled the stands and created a vibrant atmosphere to enjoy the first skate, scooter, and BMX finals.
Skateboarding with an Olympic essence
Street Plaza was the stage for two highly anticipated finals. In the women’s category, Olympian Natalia Muñoz took the victory, beating 2024 champion Valentina Krauel, who finished second, and Ivet Terol, who completed the podium.
“I’m very happy with the victory; thanks to my mentality, I was able to overcome my challenges and reach the podium in the best possible way. Extreme Barcelona was one of my first competitions, and I hope to return next year,” said Muñoz after winning the title.
In the men’s event, Argentine Mauro Iglesias delivered an impeccable performance, taking the title with 172.34 points, ahead of Frenchman Max Berguin and Slovakian Richard Tury.
BMX: National Titles and the Best International Talent
Central Park hosted the Spanish BMX Championships, which crowned Saul Vilar as champion in the men’s category and Teresa Fernández-Miranda in the women’s. In the Junior Hot Wheels Superchargers competition, Izan de la Fuente took the top spot, accompanied by Darío de la Fuente and Daniel Pedroche.
Later in the afternoon, the action returned to Street Plaza with the international final, where Nicaraguan resident Eduardo Rodríguez shined with an impeccable routine. Frenchman Anthony Perrin and German Fernando Laczko completed a top-level podium.
Scooter, a spectacle on wheels
The day also produced some great moments at the Gizmania Scooter Street Final, with victory for Frenchman Auguste Pellaud, followed by Swiss Matis Neyroud. Third place was shared by Spaniard Guifré Obradors and Estonian Roomet Saalik, who achieved the same score.
On Sunday, the scooter will shine again with the Park Final and the Chilli Fernando Park Battle, a tribute to the pioneer of scootering in Spain, Fernando Pérez-Mañanet.
SUNDAY: A HISTORIC CLOSURE
Extreme Barcelona 2025 closed on Sunday with a flourish: more than 30,000 attendees over the three days, vibrant finals across multiple disciplines, and a festive atmosphere that combined sport, music, and urban culture.
Jordan Clark Makes History
Britain’s Jordan Clark furthered his legend by winning his ninth medal at Extreme Barcelona. After making history on the scooter, on Sunday he earned his first in BMX Park, a gold medal with a score of 92.67. The podium was entirely British, with Dylan Hessey second and Kieran Reilly third.
Elsa Randall Todd Reigns in Women’s BMX
Also British, Elsa Randall Todd was crowned champion with 90 points, beating her compatriot Sasha Pardoe and France’s Valeriia Liubimova, in a final that showcased the high level of women’s BMX.
Dyson Lights Up Scooter Park
Central Park was packed for the Scooter Park final, where Briton Charley Dyson shined with 94.33 points. He was followed by his compatriot Jayden Sharman, the 2023 champion, and Czech Maty Pekarek.
Young Talents in the Hot Wheels Superchargers Finals
The junior competitions once again demonstrated the future of urban sports. In street skating, Spaniard Bereket Fernández took revenge for his 2024 win and took gold with 64.33 points, followed by Belgian Refi-Andreas Haerbos and Spaniard Kayden Hewson.
In the junior scooter competition, the podium was predominantly national, with Jehiel Duran winning, Roc Sánchez second, and German Max Bijak third.
New Champions in Freestyle Trampoline
The Freestyle Trampoline World Championship celebrated its second edition, consolidating this spectacular discipline. The winners were: Evan Rocha (Austria) in the men’s category, Viktoria Derschewizki (Germany) in the women’s category, and Mio Grane (Norway) in the junior category.
Inclusion and Spectacular at the Street Plaza
Inclusive sport shone in ParaBMX, where Britain’s Jack Dumper claimed his third consecutive gold medal in the Extreme category, joined on the podium by Colombia’s Julián Molina and Britain’s Daniel Butler.
Streetboarding rounded out the event with a local flavor: Catalonia’s Sergi Nicolás was crowned champion, followed by Germany’s Mario Kurrle and Spain’s Alex Villanueva.