The 2025 U.S. Open of Freestyle Skateboarding
2025’s US Open will be held at Venice Beach and features both a mixed pro-am event and a low-stress separate rookie division to give newcomers a chance to get a feel for what a freestyle contest is like!
2025’s US Open will be held at Venice Beach and features both a mixed pro-am event and a low-stress separate rookie division to give newcomers a chance to get a feel for what a freestyle contest is like!
In this article from 2001, Bill Robertson tackles a question that young kids have been asking seasoned skaters since the dawn of time.
Rijal Mbamba shares his thoughts on the nature of freestyle skateboarding back in 2003.
This article written by Mark Emmoth in 2002 is one of the more “academic” articles ever published on F!, and we’re glad to be able to drag it out of the archives.
While this article was originally posted 18th February 2011, this now marks fourteen years to the day since Bob Staton left us; without what Bob did alongside Lillis in the 90s and early 2000s, freestyle probably wouldn’t be here today.
Holden Bystry’s annual grass-roots anarcho-punk freestyle tournament, the Tucson Thunderdome, took place last weekend. Here’s the results!
The first-ever Kona Classic started off the 2025 events calendar on the 11th January, and the results are in!
Even in the mid-2000s, Tony Gale had strong thoughts on these things. He hasn’t changed much.
World Freestyle is the biggest event in the contest calendar, and the 2025 edition promises to be just as big as last year. Whether you’re planning to compete or just want to watch a great event, you can’t miss this one.
Who made the top of each division in the first ever WFSA Ranking for 2024? You’ll have to click through and read the article to find out.