and I had a lot of fun.”
The course is comprised of two separate
lanes with each competitor getting three
runs, one in each lane, and a final run in the
lane of their choosing.
World No.1 Nyjah Huston defended his title
after a dynamic display of speed, technical
skill and creativity helped him produce a
series of flawless runs.
they want us back; it’s the same kids
coming back with past year’s signatures
on their board. We want to let Detroit know
that we love them. This is for them and for
skateboarding” said Sheckler.
Results
1. Nyjah Huston - 84.83
2. Alex Majerus - 81.17
Huston said: “The competition is always
super gnarly and this course isn’t easy
to skate. That’s the reason I like this
competition, it’s super diverse. Consistency
is the key. Being able to put down a solid
first run so you can try something harder
on your second run.” 3. Kelvin Hoefler - 78.00
Alec Majerus and Kelvin Hoefler came close
in second and third place respectively,
putting together runs that pushed the
reigning champion to the finish line.
Sheckler, returning after missing the contest
in 2016, finished in sixth.
“The people of Detroit want us here and 7. Tommy Fynn - 72.17
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4. Ryan Decenzo - 77.83
5. Chase Webb - 77.17
6. Ryan Sheckler - 74.33
8. Felipe Gustavo - 66.50
9. Axel Cruysberghs - 64.83
10. Paul Hart - 54.33