Result: 2020 Olympic Games Skate Park

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🥇 Keegan Palmer (Australia)

🥈 Pedro Barros (Brazil)

🥉Cory Juneau (USA) 

Keegan Palmer (Australia) - 95.83
Pedro Barros (Brazil) - 86.14
Cory Juneau (USA) - 84.13
Luiz Francisco (Brazil) - 83.14
Kieran Woolley (Australia) - 75,17
Steven Piniero (Puerto Rico) - 74.53
Vincent Matheron (France) - 42,33
Pedro Quintas (Brazil) - 38,47

Keegan Palmer (Australia) - 95.83
Pedro Barros (Brazil) - 22.99
Cory Juneau (USA) - 7.00
Luiz Francisco (Brazil) - 83.14
Kieran Woolley (Australia) - 2.17
Steven Piniero (Puerto Rico) - 74.53
Vincent Matheron (France) - 74,53
Pedro Quintas (Brazil) - 38,47

Keegan Palmer (Australia) - 5.86
Pedro Barros (Brazil) - 73.50
Cory Juneau (USA) - 84.13
Luiz Francisco (Brazil) - 80.62
Kieran Woolley (Australia) - 82,04
Steven Piniero (Puerto Rico) - 75,17
Vincent Matheron (France) - 27,41
Pedro Quintas (Brazil) - 35,54

Keegan Palmer (Australia) - 94.04
Pedro Barros (Brazil) - 86.14
Cory Juneau (USA) - 82,15
Luiz Francisco (Brazil) - 80,24
Kieran Woolley (Australia) - 17,03 
Steven Piniero (Puerto Rico) - 5.20
Vincent Matheron (France) - 27,81    
Pedro Quintas (Brazil) - 4.35

Brazil with three finalists

Luiz Francisco (Brazil)

Kieran Woolley (Australia) 

Pedro Quintas (Brazil)

Pedro Barros (Brazil)

Keegan Palmer (Australia)

Steven Piniero (Puerto Rico) 

Vincent Matheron (France) 

Cory Juneau (USA)

Oskar Rozenberg (Sweden) - 56.66
Pedro Barros (Brazil) - 77.14
Keegan Palmer (Australia) - 77.00
Cory Juneau (USA) - 73.00
Ayumu Hirano (Japan) - 62.03
Oskar Rozenberg (Sweden) - 56.66

Ayumu Hirano (Japan) - 38.72
Oskar Rozenberg (Sweden) - 56.66
Pedro Barros (Brazil) - 18.56
Cory Juneau (USA) - 73.00
Keegan Palmer (Australia) - 13.17

Ayumu Hirano (Japan) - 62.03 
Oskar Rozenberg (Sweden) - 28.20 
Pedro Barros (Brazil) - 77.14
Cory Juneau (USA) - 37.56
Keegan Palmer (Australia) - 77.00

Ayumu Hirano (Japão) - 58.84 
Oskar Rozenberg (Suécia) - 3.83 
Pedro Barros (Brasil) -73.00
Cory Juneau (EUA) -71.08
Keegan Palmer (Austrália) - 64.04

Ayumu Hirano (Japan)
Oskar Rozenberg (Sweden)
Pedro Barros (Brazil)
Cory Juneau (USA)
Keegan Palmer (Australia)

Luiz Francisco (Brazil) - 84.31

Kieran Woolley (Australia) - 82.69

Steven Piniero (Puerto Rico) - 76.20

Vincent Matheron (France) - 74.07 

Dallas Oberholzer (South Africa) - 24.08

Kieran Woolley (Australia) - 70.04

Luiz Francisco (Brazil) - 12.74    

Dallas Oberholzer (South Africa) - 18.21

Steven Piniero (Puerto Rico) - 76.20

Vincent Matheron (France) - 67.96 

Kieran Woolley (Australia) - 14.48 

Luiz Francisco (Brazil) - 84.31 

Dallas Oberholzer (South Africa) - 24.08 

Steven Piniero (Puerto Rico) - 68.14

Vincent Matheron (France) - 74.07 

Luizinho flies in the second half. He did so well that Kieran Woolley went there to give him a hug. FOLLOW THE LEADER! 84.31

Kieran Woolley (Australia) - 82.69 

Luiz Francisco (Brazil) - 81.50 

Dallas Oberholzer (South Africa) - 21.68 

Steven Piniero (Puerto Rico) - 64.11 

Vincent Matheron (France) - 70.04 

Luizinho didn't leave for less! Strong return and high note: 81.50

Kieran Woolley shone from start to finish. Highest score in the competition: 82.69

Kieran Woolley (Australia)

Luiz Francisco (Brazil)

Dallas Oberholzer (South Africa)

Steven Piniero (Puerto Rico)

Vincent Matheron (France)

Pedro Quintas (Brazil) - 79.02 

Jaime Mateu (Spain) - 69.18

Alessandro Mazzara (Italy) - 61.78

Tyler Edtmayer (Germany) - 58.33

Danny Leon (Spain) - 23.35

Danny Leon (Spain) - 23,35

Jaime Mateu (Spain) - 69,18

Tyler Edtmayer (Germany) - 58,33

Alessandro Mazzara (Italy) - 61.78

Pedro Quintas (Brazil) - 79.02 

WELL DONE! Pedro Quintas left it all to the end, with plenty of variety in the final. A great score of 79.02 . That is the highest score.

In speed, Jaimei Mateu sews well and moves up to second place

Danny Leon (Spain) - 72.24

Jaime Mateu (Spain) - 48.51

Tyler Edtmayer (Germany) - 51.61

Alessandro Mazzara (Italy) - 65.25

Pedro Quintas (Brazil) - 6.47

Pedro Quintas tried to make the first maneuver, but ended up falling and losing the time of the race. His last attempt will be in the third round

Alessandro Mazzara was strong and outperformed his initial presentation

Danny Leon (Spain) - 52,40

Jaime Mateu (Spain) - 54,66

Tyler Edtmayer (Germany) - 58,33

Alessandro Mazzara (Italy) - 7,78

Pedro Quintas (Brazil) - 59,55

Pedro Quintas fell, but took a chance on the flips and 540th

Tyler Edtmayer does lap with bandaged arm

Danny Leon (Spain)
Jaime Mateu (Spain)
Tyler Edtmayer (Germany)
Alessandro Mazzara (Italy)
Pedro Quintas (Brazil)

Zion Wright (USA) - 67.21

Heimana Reynolds (USA) - 63.09

Andy Anderson (Canada) - 60.78

Ivan Federico (Italy) - 46.90

Rune Glifberg (Denmark) - 37.61

Rune Glifberg (Denmark) - 6.11

Ivan Federico (Italy) - 5.08

Heimana Reynolds (USA) - 63.09

Andy Anderson (Canada) - 60.78

Zion Wright (USA) - 8.35

Rune Glifberg (Denmark) - 37.61

Ivan Federico (Italy) - 46.90

Heimana Reynolds (USA) - 44.29

Andy Anderson (Canada) - 58.50

Zion Wright (USA) - 53.87

Rune Glifberg (Denmark) - 6.24

Ivan Federico (Italy) - 5.07

Heimana Reynolds (USA) - 42.37

Andy Anderson (Canada) - 35.57

Zion Wright (USA) - 67.21

Rune Glifberg (Denmark)

Ivan Federico (Italy)

Heimana Reynolds (USA)

Andy Anderson (Canada)

Zion Wright (USA)

Skateboarders are in the heat

Championship: Tokyo Olympics
Venue: Ariake Urban Sports Park
Time: 9:30 pm ET
Where to Watch: nbcolympics.com
Real Time: VAVEL USA

In addition to real time here on VAVEL USA, the Skate Park live match will be streamed on nbcolympics.com

The first eight athletes in the combined heat rankings qualify for the finals.

The variety of maneuvers available to a skateboarder increases with the height he gains when launching park turns. The degree of difficulty may depend on whether the deck of the skateboard is gripped with the hand while performing maneuvers in the air, which part of the deck is gripped, which hand is used to grip the deck, and the person's posture.  The difficulty and originality also increase if the deck is turned in the air, flipped, or if the competitor is able to rotate the body in the air. Other tricks include balancing variations (stalls), grinds, and sliding tricks on the 'edge' of the ramp.

The Skate Park competition takes place in a hollow field with a series of tricky turns - some resembling large plates and dome-shaped bowls. The athletes achieve heights by climbing the curves at speed and performing incredible maneuvers in the air.

The women's party was celebrated in a double way by the hosts. The gold went to Japan's Sakura Yosozumi, 19, who climbed to the top of the podium to receive the gold medal. Kokona Hiraki, 12, took the silver. At 13, Britain's Sky Brown completed with the bronze.

Soon we will have the men's final at the Skate Park. The Olympic Games event takes place at Ariake Urban Sports Park.Follow every detail, and news as it happens live here on VAVEL USA's small screen.
 

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