Another Simple Session just wrapped in the glorious country of Estonia. From Simple Session's site:
Simple Session brought together 48 men and nine women skateboarders to determine the world’s best at the moment. The women’s skateboarding competition was won by 16-year-old Sky Brown from Great Britain, who achieved an impressive 92.83 score, while the men’s gold medal went to 18-year-old Swede Hampus Winberg, scoring 91.11 points.
The men’s skateboarding competition was won by Hampus Winberg, who narrowly beat 16-year-old Japanese skater Issei Sakurai (90 points) by just 1.11 points. Sakurai had topped the qualification round yesterday and once again delivered a smooth and flawless run today. Third place went to 30-year-old Spaniard Danny Leon (87.48 points), the 2024 Simple Session champion, well known to Estonian fans.
Peep all the action below including a wild Best Trick event with Greyson Fletcher and Jaime Mateu ringin' the bell! David Gravette and Jake Wooten are in there too!
Video by @rainerkaur
The podium spots for the Sister Session, the women’s competition, were claimed by one of the world’s best female skateboarders, two-time Olympic bronze medalist Sky Brown. The silver medal went to 16-year-old Spaniard Naia Laso, who scored 89.50 points, and the bronze was secured by 17-year-old Brit Lola Tambling, with 81.83 points.
Women’s Skateboarding Final Standings:
1. Sky Brown, GBR, 92.83
2. Naia Laso, ESP, 89.50
3. Lola Tambling, GER, 81.83
4. Keet Oldenbeuving, NED, 80.83
5. Maja Spatcheck, NOR, 74.83
6. Haylie Powell, AUS, 68.16
7. Hedda Hjertberg, SWE, 65.66
8. Vilja Lundmark, SWE, 64.53
9. Mirai Akimoto, JPN, 47.50
Men’s Skateboarding Final Standings:
1. Hampus Winberg, SWE, 91.11
2. Issei Sakurai, JPN, 90.00
3. Danny Leon, ESP, 87.48
4. Kristoffer Kroon, SWE, 85.16
5. Greyson Fletcher, USA, 84.16
6. Julian Agliardi, USA, 83.00
7. Beaver Fleming, USA, 82.93
8. Ivan Federico, ITA, 80.50
9. Elias Nilsen, NOR, 78.36
10. Viktor Solmunde, DEN, 71.16
11. Diego Broest, NED, 69.66
12. Yuro Nagahara, JPN, 68.23
13. Marcelo Jimenez, CHI, 66.16
