- The top Skate and Scooter Street riders crowned a brutal day at Parc del Fòrum, rounded off by live music, DJs, and urban art.
Parc del Fòrum was buzzing once again with the Skate and Scooter Street finals at Extreme Barcelona. Following a series of highly intense semifinals, fans packed the venue to catch some of the biggest names on the international scene live. The energy in the stands powered a day where technical precision and solid runs put the top-tier competitive level of this edition on full display.
In Skate Street, Natalia Muñoz shone once more, proving she is a sure bet at Extreme Barcelona. The skater from Cádiz, who competed at the Paris 2024 Olympics, claimed victory in an insanely tight final with an 81.57-point run to retain her title, edging out Catalan sisters Daniela Terol (79.30) and Ivet Terol (72.15). The men’s results were equally thrilling: Argentine skater and fellow Paris Olympian Matías Dell Olio secured top spot with 121.66 points, defeating Brazil’s Abner Pietro (120.97) and fellow Argentine Nacho Lima (119.62) by razor-thin margins. The competition also featured crowd-favorite moments with high-profile names like Danny León taking to the course.
Right after the skate show, action at the Street Plaza turned to the Scooter Street finals, where Norwegian riders set the pace. Mathias Island (121,17) claimed the championship after landing the cleanest, most solid runs of the afternoon, followed by compatriot Leonard Bometon (119,95) in second place and France’s Baptiste Depenoux (116,89) rounding out the top three in a closely contested third spot.
The festival went far beyond competition, delivering a full-throttle commitment to urban culture. Attendees enjoyed live musical performances by LILDAMI and Juls presented by ELS40, along with DJ sets from Fred Talaa, Sandro Bianchi, Davina Moss, Rim Laurens, and Toni Varga. Additionally, Breaking showcases, live graffiti, and artistic interventions by RevornArt and POSCA completed an immersive experience at Parc del Fòrum.