Am Donnerstag war es soweit, um 7°° Uhr Treffpunkt für den ersten Beton. Saute, Trowe, Roli, Gütz, Manä und Slashy waren die fleißigen Arbeiter an diesem Tag. Aber wie erwartet ging alles gut.  Danke Jungs…   More Pics in Gallery.

Wer es bis jetzt noch nicht mitbekommen hat der wird wohl noch nicht im Park gewesen sein. Da Sautner Hannes ist nun der neue Platzwart am Cradle Skatepark. Er leistet auch schon gute Arbeit, hat mit gloryfy einen Sponsor für die Erweiterung des Parkes an Land gezogen. ThanX   

Am Freitag ist BMX Tag.  Ab sofort dürfen die BMXler an jedem Freitag im Cradle Skatepark (  -> nur im Bowl) gemeinsam mit allen andere  ihr Können unter Beweis stellen.  Aber nur unter der Voraussetzung das sie ihre PEGS abmontieren.  Wenn alles gut geht dann l… euch mal ü………. !

Ja es is wieder soweit, der Skatepark ist wieder geöffnet.  

Enjoy watching over 10 minutes of skateboard madness featuring more than 30 riders from all over the globe! 

Free Video download:  

KING of the Ramp 2008 full version (60 MB)

KING of the Ramp 2008 qualification (19 MB)

KING of the Ramp 2008 final (38 MB) 

or Video from Moonbootsfilms

http://www.moonbootsfilms.com/skate/08/kingoftheramp2008.htm

Ergebnis vom Wängl Tängl Tag Team Contest

1) Roman Astleitner / Andy Scott
2) Björn Klotz / Kevin Wenzke
3) Alex Giraud / Mickey Igleasias
4) Ferit Batir / San Partaix
5) Friedl Kolar / Andi Monsberger
6) Stefan Atzl / Ralph Edlinger
7) David Martelleur / Chris Pfanner

"King of the Ramp" Mayhem 2008

Words by Chris Cab & Pic by sautnerfoto.com

Seeing Roman Astleitner, the Initiator of the 5th KOTR, was knocked out half an hour before the Contest started, while clashing with the "D-Train" aka Ferit Batir, it is now on my behalf to write a few words about the Sk8boarding Mini-Ramp-Madness that was going down this past weekend in Wörgl / Tyrol (Austria). Anyway after a brake of some hours but still with a pale face Roman gathered strength and skated in one of the last heats and entered the finals!

Tons of Sk8ers from all over the Globe made their way to Tirol. We had Brazil in the house, Spain, France, Germany, England, Finland, Belgium, Czech Republic and many more including last but not least the Austrian Locals. Holding it up strong all weekend and giving the other shred heads a really hard time. Especially Ferit was making it close to impossible for others to drop in, seeing he was soooo fast, at times, overtaking himself and ending up slamming not so soft but rather hard. Just to name some of the gnarliest tricks that went down: Finger flip Lien to Tail by Danger Dave Martelleur on the insane Oververt Section with Granit Tiles on top, making him take home the Best Trick Award of the Day. Axle stall on the handrail of the big bank by Ferit Batir. Andy Scott with all his entire lines, just so mellow you won't even notice that he was around, but man, when he is on fire, he IS on fire, nailing all his tries sooner or later, going hi to low and cruising surf style, his big stand out for me was the really low to Oververt Smith Bashers! But seriously everyone was on fire and like a good old friend of mine likes to say: Every Heat was a Final... “Death match” Mode was crazy to watch and did include one or the other Head on Slam. But for more info on that ask Asti, not that he could remember (was blacked out for several minutes) but anyway. Either way you look at it, it was a sick weekend, the crowd was stoked and it was surely not the last KOTR we will see! Big up to all the Riders who joined a really fun weekend and thanx to all the present sponsors! Watch out for the Movie of the Mayhem, will/should be out soon to follow. Do not ask me about the Party, some one else will have to tell/write you about that, because now that is where I blacked out bad and do not have memories to tell, but I think the bands were really sick...! So long and see you again next year, if not, only your bad, you sure are gonna miss out... Ahooooooy, Cab - OUT -

Check out the “Danger Dave” in action: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cP6O9Do0xFE

Final results:

1. Anders Tellen (Germany)

2. Martin Jurasek (Czech)

3. Andy Scott (England)

4. Guillaume Mocquin (France)

5. Harri Puupponen (Finland)

6. Emilio Arnanz (Spain)

7. Ferit Batir (Austria)

8. Roman Astleitner (Austria)

9. Alex Giraud (France)

10. David Martelleur (Belgium)

Best trick(s):

Danger Dave: Finger flip lien to tail on the Oververt section

Ferit Batir: Axle stall on the handrail of the big bank