Competition
Men's Skateboard Street Elimination
The Street competition features a street-inspired course that consists of stair sets, banks, manual pads, ledges, rails and quarterpipes.
Trevor Brown, Jr./X Games
About Skateboard Street
Skateboard street is a style of skateboarding that takes place on a course simulating urban terrain using everyday objects such as curbs, stairs, handrails, benches and quarter pipes as obstacles. Skateboarders use these obstacles to perform a variety of tricks, grinds, and slides, often combining multiple maneuvers into a single trick. Skateboard street requires a high level of creativity, adaptability, and technical skill, as riders must be able to navigate the urban landscape and perform tricks with precision and control. Competitions in skateboard street involve riders performing a series of timed runs, with judges evaluating the difficulty, execution, and originality of their tricks.
Rules at a glance:
16 Athletes
2 Runs each
Scored 1-100, best run counts
Top 8 advance to Final