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UPDATE: Primitive’s ‘ENCORE’ Video Is Now Available Online
After seasonally sprinkling the internet with some of our favorite clips, Primitive has officially announced its fourth-quarter blitz in the form of ENCORE. The brand’s second full-length video is set to premiere on November 15, and release online a couple of days after. Considering the recent team additions, we’re predicting that it will pound-for-pound be the best video of 2019. When whoever ends up on stage at this year’s SOTY ceremony is accepting the trophy, remember that Carlos Ribeiro dropped three parts and won Tampa Pro in a span of seven months. Just sayin’.
UPDATE 11.17.19: You’ve seen Tiago’s part. Now, watch the the entire video. We’ve updated the embed code above. Miles Silvas makes a serious case for taking home 2019’s SOTY trophy with that ender, sheesh.
UPDATE 11.16.19: This year’s SOTY race just got a whole lot more interesting with the early release of Tiago Lemos’s Encore part via the Thrasher site last night. Tiago’s nearly six-minute effort is the apple to Mark Suciu’s orange—incomparable, but equally impressive. Watch it below, and decide for yourself who is the more worthy candidate. The full Encore video releases online tomorrow. We’ll update when the link is available.
VIDEOS
Watch Mariah Duran in her New Video Part
Watch two-time X Game gold medalist Mariah Duran rip the streets and ditches of the Southwest in her new video part entitled “Rapa Nui”.
Duran started competing at the age 13 in her hometown of Albuquerque, New Mexico. She had a back-to-back win in X Games Minneapolis and Sydney in 2018. She also competed in the Tokyo Olympics Women’s street but finished only 13th in the preliminary round.
VIDEOS
DC Shoes Drops New Video on Freeskatemag Channel
Bordeaux native Sergio Cadare led a crew of international DC Riders as they ripped the streets of Bordeaux for the latest DC video entitled Sergio.
The video features Adilson Pedro, Luca Gozzo, Benjamin Garcia, Josh Arnott, Leo Valls, Andrea Dupre, Arthur Giat, and Nick Dias.
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Watch What Went Down in the Red Bull Lisbon Conquest
See the action unfolds in the Red Bull Lisbon Conquest as Madars Apse shows us what went down in the three-day event.
Red Bull Lisbon Conquest is the second time Red Bull organized such an affair after the successful Red Bull Paris Conquest last year.
The events aim to pay homage to the skate culture of great cities around the world featuring a contest held in replicas of some of the host city’s most iconic skate spots. The competition for this year was held in Praça do Comércio, Lisbon.
Unlike other skate contests, Red Bull Conquest has a head-to-head eliminator format. The judges wouldn’t give individual scores to the competitors but would determine who would progress to the next round.
Bruno Senra and Roos Zwetsloot won Red Bull Lisbon Conquest.
Aside from the contest, the Red Bull Conquest also features side events such as street sessions and local skate shop visits.
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