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Skateboarding スケートボード / Skateboard Ver.1.0 5 AUG 2021 14:00 Version History Version Date Created by Comments 1.0 5 AUG José Alberto First 2021 Santacana Version Table of Contents Medallists by event Competition Format and Rules Course Design Entry List by NOC Women Men Women's Street Entry List by Event Heat Results - Prelims Results Summary Tie-Breaking protocol Medallists Men's Street Entry List by Event Heat Result - Prelims Result Summary Medallists Women's Park Entry List by Event Heat Results - Prelims Result Summary Medallists Men's Park Entry List by Event Heat Results - Prelims Result Summary Medallists Competition Officials Competition Schedule Skateboarding スケートボード / Skateboard Medallists by Event 種目別メダリスト / Médaillé(e)s par épreuve As of THU 5 AUG 2021 at 13:16 Event Date Medal Name NOC Code Women's Street 26 JUL 2021 GOLD NISHIYA Momiji JPN SILVER LEAL Rayssa BRA BRONZE NAKAYAMA Funa JPN Men's Street 25 JUL 2021 GOLD HORIGOME Yuto JPN SILVER HOEFLER Kelvin BRA BRONZE EATON Jagger USA Women's Park 4 AUG 2021 GOLD YOSOZUMI Sakura JPN SILVER HIRAKI Kokona JPN BRONZE BROWN Sky GBR Men's Park 5 AUG 2021 GOLD PALMER Keegan AUS SILVER BARROS Pedro BRA BRONZE JUNEAU Cory USA SKB-------------------------------_93 4 Report Created THU 5 AUG 2021 13:16 Page 1/1 Ariake Urban Sports Park Skateboarding 有明アーバンスポーツパーク スケートボード / Skateboard Parc de sports urbains d'Ariake Competition Format and Rules 競技形式および規則 / Format et règlement des compétitions As of THU 1 JUL 2021 Olympic Competition Format The Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games skateboarding competition consists of four events: • Women's street • Men's street • Women's park • Men's park Each event will be contested by 20 skaters, for a total of 40 female and 40 male skaters. Street skateboarding courses are designed to replicate real-world urban terrain featuring stair sets, rails, gaps, benches, ledges, and planters on riding surfaces of variable elevations alongside traditional skatepark elements such as banks and quarterpipes. Elevation changes between riding surfaces usually do not exceed eight feet (2.44 meters). Park terrain courses are based around transitional concrete bowls from five to 10 feet (1.52 to 3.01 meters) in depth and are distinguished by design features such as spines, angled hips, extensions, escalators, set-back walls, elevation changes, gaps, transfers and variable grinding surfaces. Differences between the Skateboarding World Championships and the Olympic Games The Olympic Games skateboarding competition format is identical to the one used at the World Championships in both street and park disciplines. The skater quotas are larger at the World Championships. Changes since the Rio 2016 Olympic Games Skateboarding makes its Olympic Games debut at Tokyo 2020. Sport Rules and Procedures Street The street competition comprises two rounds: prelims and final. In the prelims, the 20 female or male skaters will first compete in four heats of five skaters. The first eight skaters from the combined ranking of the heats will progress to the final. In each round, the skaters will perform two 45 second runs and five tricks. Judging The two runs and each of their five tricks are judged by five judges who will use a 0-10.00 points scale. The highest and lowest judges' scores for each run or trick are dropped, and the remaining three scores are averaged to give a score for each run and each trick (seven scores). The best four scores from runs or tricks will be added to give the total round score. Report Created THU 1 JUL 2021 9:30 Page 1 of 2 Ariake Urban Sports Park Skateboarding 有明アーバンスポーツパーク スケートボード / Skateboard Parc de sports urbains d'Ariake Park The park competition comprises two rounds: prelims and final. In the prelims, the 20 female or male skaters will first compete in four heats of five skaters. The first eight skaters from the combined ranking of the heats will progress to the final. In each round, the skaters will compete for the best of three 45 second runs. Judging The five judges will use a 0-100.00 points scale. The highest and lowest scores for each run are dropped, and the remaining three scores are averaged to two decimal places. Timekeeping For all run and trick attempts, skaters are given five seconds to start after the starter's signal. If skaters purposefully do not begin their run or trick attempt within five seconds of the starter’s signal, they will lose their opportunity to be scored on that attempt at the discretion of the head judge. The runs are 45 seconds. The clock is triggered by a technical official when the skater places both feet on their board at the beginning of the run. A horn signal will be triggered when the clock reaches "0". The clock will not be stopped under any conditions. If the run has to be interrupted for external reasons, the skater will be given a restart. Fall In case of fall, the run will be terminated before expiration of the time limit and scored. Tie break rules Street • The skater with the highest best run is ranked first • If still tied, the five judges are asked to vote (electronically) on who should be placed first. In case of several ties, the judges will be asked again to vote until all ties are broken Park • All five judges' scores of the best run are added; the skater with the highest average score is ranked first • If still tied, the five judges are asked to vote (electronically) on who should be placed first. In case of several ties, the judges will be asked again to vote until all ties are broken Penalties /disqualification rules There are no penalties in skateboarding. Protests / appeals Once competition scores are approved by the head judge and published, they are no longer open to appeal. Note: For further information, please consult: www.worldskate.org/skateboarding Report Created THU 1 JUL 2021 9:30 Page 2 of 2 Olympic Games Tokyo 2020 Skateboarding Park Olympic Games Tokyo 2020 Skateboarding Street Ariake Urban Sports Park Skateboarding 有明アーバンスポーツパーク スケートボード / Skateboard Parc sport urbains Ariake Women 女子 / Femmes Entry List by NOC NOC別エントリーリスト / Liste d'inscriptions par CNO As of SAT 24 JUL 2021 NOC Date of Birth Event AUS - Australia OLSEN Poppy 1 JUN 2000 Park WILSON Hayley 29 OCT 2001 Street AUT - Austria BRUECKLER Julia 28 NOV 1989 Street BEL - Belgium BRUGGEMAN Lore 30 APR 2002 Street BRA - Brazil ASP Yndiara 19 OCT 1997 Park BUFONI Leticia 13 APR 1993 Street LEAL Rayssa 4 JAN 2008 Street RODRIGUES PACHECO Isadora 29 MAR 2005 Park ROSA Pamela 19 JUL 1999 Street VARELLA Dora 31 JUL 2001 Park CAN - Canada GUGLIA Annie 15 NOV 1990 Street CHI - Chile TAPIA VARAS Josefina 25 APR 2002 Park CHN - People's Republic of China ZENG Wenhui 8 FEB 2005 Street ZHANG Xin 1 DEC 1998 Park ESP - Spain BENEDETTI Julia 25 SEP 2004 Park BENITEZ Andrea 29 SEP 1994 Street FIN - Finland ARMANTO Lizzie 26 JAN 1993 Park FRA - France HYM Charlotte 30 OCT 1992 Street LARCHERON Madeleine 24 JAN 2006 Park GBR - Great Britain BROWN Sky 7 JUL 2008 Park MARTIN Bombette 1 JUN 2006 Park GER - Germany STOEPHASIUS Lilly 5 JUN 2007 Park ITA - Italy LANZI Asia 9 JAN 2002 Street SKBW------------------------------_32A 1 Report Created SAT 24 JUL 2021 17:22 Page 1/2 Ariake Urban Sports Park Skateboarding 有明アーバンスポーツパーク スケートボード / Skateboard Parc sport urbains Ariake Women 女子 / Femmes Entry List by NOC NOC別エントリーリスト / Liste d'inscriptions par CNO As of SAT 24 JUL 2021 NOC Date of Birth Event JPN - Japan HIRAKI Kokona 26 AUG 2008 Park NAKAYAMA Funa 17 JUN 2005 Street NISHIMURA Aori 31 JUL 2001 Street NISHIYA Momiji 30 AUG 2007 Street OKAMOTO Misugu 22 JUN 2006 Park YOSOZUMI Sakura 15 MAR 2002 Park NED - Netherlands OLDENBEUVING Keet 1 SEP 2004 Street ZWETSLOOT Roos 27 JUL 2000 Street PHI - Philippines DIDAL Margielyn 19 APR 1999 Street POL - Poland BRODKA Amelia 18 AUG 1989 Park RSA - South Africa WILLIAMS Melissa 12 JUN 1985 Park USA - United States of America BARRATT Jordyn 28 DEC 1998 Park DURAN Mariah 14 DEC 1996 Street SABLONE Alexis 12 AUG 1986 Street SMITH Alana 20 OCT 2000 Street WETTSTEIN Bryce 10 JAN 2004 Park ZEUNER Brighton 14 JUL 2004 Park SKBW------------------------------_32A 1 Report Created SAT 24 JUL 2021 17:22 Page 2/2 Ariake Urban Sports Park Skateboarding 有明アーバンスポーツパーク スケートボード / Skateboard Parc sport urbains Ariake Men 男子 / Hommes Entry List by NOC NOC別エントリーリスト / Liste d'inscriptions par CNO As of TUE 20 JUL 2021 NOC Date of Birth Event AUS - Australia O'NEILL Shane 3 JAN 1990 Street PALMER Keegan 13 MAR 2003 Park WOOLLEY Kieran 20 NOV 2003 Park BEL - Belgium CRUYSBERGHS Axel 12 OCT 1994 Street BRA - Brazil BARROS Pedro 16 MAR 1995 Park FELIPE Gustavo 22 FEB 1991 Street FRANCISCO Luiz 24 JUL 2000 Park HOEFLER Kelvin 10 FEB 1993 Street QUINTAS Pedro 13 MAY 2002 Park VIANNA Giovanni 26 JAN 2001 Street CAN - Canada ANDERSON Andy 13 APR 1996 Park BERGER Matt 10 OCT 1993 Street PAPA Micky 31 AUG 1990 Street COL - Colombia GONZALEZ ORTIZ Luis Jhancarlos 14 MAR 1997 Street DEN - Denmark GLIFBERG Rune 7 OCT 1974 Park ESP - Spain LEON Danny 1 DEC 1994 Park MATEU Jaime 28 OCT 1995 Park FRA - France GIRAUD Aurelien 3 FEB 1998 Street MATHERON Vincent 15 MAY 1998 Park MILOU Vincent 11 NOV 1996 Street GER - Germany EDTMAYER Tyler 26 DEC 2000 Park ITA - Italy FEDERICO Ivan 20 MAR 1999 Park MAZZARA Alessandro 5 MAY 2004 Park JPN - Japan AOKI Yukito 4 SEP 2003 Street HIRANO Ayumu 29 NOV 1998 Park HORIGOME Yuto 7 JAN 1999 Street SHIRAI Sora 3 NOV 2001 Street PER - Peru CARO NARVAEZ Angelo 27 AUG 1999 Street SKBM------------------------------_32A 1 Report Created TUE 20 JUL 2021 16:53 Page 1/2 Ariake Urban Sports Park Skateboarding 有明アーバンスポーツパーク スケートボード / Skateboard Parc
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