- Freestyle’s next generation makes its mark at the Street Plaza and Central Park with close battles and top-tier technical skill.
Ian Rengel Dominates Junior Skateboarding Street
The Street Plaza hosted the Junior Skateboarding Street final on Sunday, where Venezuela’s Ian Rengel delivered a standout performance in his debut appearance at both Extreme Barcelona and the event itself. Rengel secured the win with an incredible second run scoring 69.67 points, building a comfortable lead over second-place Bruce de Bruyn from the Netherlands (42.67 points) and fellow Dutchman Karel van de Vijver in third (39.00 points).
Tobias Simonsen Claims Tight Junior Scootering Park Victory
Sunday’s action at Central Park featured a tightly contested Junior Scootering Park final. Denmark’s Tobias Simonsen snatched first place with 90.04 points, closely followed by Finland’s Eevertti Tuure in second with 88.45 points, and Spain’s Markel Goñi completing the podium in third with 87.96 points. The razor-thin margin highlights the rapid rise of scooter’s new generation—a sport that consistently draws massive crowds in Barcelona, a true global hub for the discipline.
Izan de la Fuente Tops the Junior BMX Park Podium
Central Park also set the stage for the Junior BMX Park finals held on Saturday. Spain’s Izan de la Fuente Pérez claimed the title with a top score of 79.43 points. Second place went to fellow Spaniard Darío de la Fuente Melero with 72.33 points, while Argentina’s Gian Tedesco secured third place with 64.75 points.