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.

In this latest “True Grit” video by Santa Cruz Skateboards, Tom Asta revealed that he never planned on becoming a pro but just enjoyed skating as a teen. He turned out to be one of the best pro skaters we know today.

He talked about growing up in Langhorne, Pennsylvania, and also showed his favorite skate spots in his hometown. Town mates Chris Cole and Ian Berry, and other pro skaters spoke about how they met Tom and how they have seen him develop into the skater that he is today.

The “True Grit” video series attempts to get an in-depth look into how skaters came to where they are now by visiting them in their hometowns and interviewing the people around them.

Watch more of Tom Asta in the Santa Cruz Skateboards’ welcome video below.

“Nocturnup: Seoul” is now playing on the Freeskatemag channel. This is the latest installment of the video series filmed by Nick Richards.

Filmed entirely at night, the video features Chris Colborn, Jasper Dohrs, Daryl Dominguez, Marquise Henry, Davide Holzknecht, and Tom Delion.

Daryl Dominguez thought of creating the series after visiting Bangkok in 2016. He found that it was too hot and crowded during the day so he thought the best time to skate and film videos would be at night. He then talked to filmmaker Richards about the idea and Nocturnup was born.

So far, Richards, Dominguez, and the rest of the crew have visited Bangkok, Hongkong, Taipei, and Seoul for the video series and plan to go to more cities soon.