Watch the full Men’s Street Semifinal heat two competition replay from the 2025 Rockstar Energy Open in Portland, Oregon. Featuring Alec Majerus, Ryan Decenzo, Maurio McCoy, Dominick Walker, Julian Christianson, Matt Berger, Jake Ilardi and Kelvin Hoefler.
The Platfrm – Full Competition Replay: Men’s Street Final | 2025 Rockstar Energy Open Portland
Watch the full Men’s Street Final competition replay from the 2025 Rockstar Energy Open in Portland, Oregon. Featuring Dominick Walker, Julian Christianson, Kelvin Hoefler, Kristion Jordan, Jake Ilardi, Matt Berger, Braden Hoban, Ivan Monteiro, Julian Agliardi and Kairi Nesuke.
Des Moines Streetstyle Open 2025: Fifth Annual Skateboarding Takeover Recap | Platfrm
The Des Moines Streetstyle Open hit its fifth year, turning the city into a multiday skate takeover. Skaters from across the country linked up with the local scene to session the streets and be part of a one-of-a-kind even. Powered by Skate DSM with backup from USA Skateboarding, Subsect Skateshop, and the city itself, the Des Moines Streetstyle Open continues to push to new levels. Hit play to catch locals hype up their event and watch heavy hitters like Jake Kelly, Colin Slew, Gabe Vigliotti, Josh Douglas, Jake Ilardi, and many more rippers.
Switching Focus: Manny Santiago getting into the mix at the WST World Cup Rome 2025 Street
Hypeman Manny Santiago joins a practice heat during the WST World Cup Rome 2025 Street and brings in his vibes vlogging with a vintage camera.
Featuring Dashawn Jordan, Gustavo Ribeiro, Giovanni Vianna, Angelo Caro, Tyson Bowerbank, Kelvin Hoefler, Jake Ilardi, Greg Rodriguez, Tommy Finn & Micky Papa.
Jake Ilardi Shows us his hometown Sarasota | Spot to Spot – The Platfrm
Jake Ilardi has traveled the world and lived in major cities, but he says there’s no other place he’d rather be than Sarasota, Florida. Jake undoubtedly is part of the ripping roster of skateboarders Florida has produced and brings a unique blend of tech precision along with the power to throw down at Skate Park of Tampa’s Concrete Jam. In this episode of Spot to Spot, Jake takes us through the streets that shaped his skateboarding—showing us around his hometown, hitting up local DIY spots, revisiting the skatepark that raised him, and proving that no matter how far he’s gone, his roots still run deep in Sarasota.
Tampa Pro 2025 Final Highlights: Sora Shirai, Yuto Horigome, Angelo Caro
Check out the highlights from the main event at Tampa Pro 2025. Featuring finalists Julian Christianson, Vincent Milou, Felipe Gustavo, Richard Tury, Kelvin Hoefler, Jhancarlos Gonzalez, Jake Ilardi, Micky Papa, Kairi Netsuke, Angelo Caro, Yuto Horigome, and Sora Shirai.
Tampa Pro 2025 Concrete Bowl Jam: Kieran Woolly, Jake Yanko, Dalton Dern and More
After the Tampa Pro 2025 Independent Best Trick Jam concluded, fans were treated to an exciting sideshow outside the main tent: the Concrete Bowl Jam. Watch transition fiends charge the bowl in the recap above featuring Liam Pace, Connor Lerian, Kieran Woolley, Taylor Nye, Yam Behar, Dalton Dern, Tommy Calvert, Eli Williams, Jake Yanko, Danny Leon, Jhancarlos Gonzales, and Jake Ilardi.
First Person: Jake Ilardi Battles Industry Politics with Skateboard Skills
Jake Ilardi has heart for skateboarding. Going pro in November 2020, he released standout video parts and earned a spot on Team USA Skateboarding, making his Olympic debut at the Tokyo 2020 Summer Games. Despite dominating these feats in stride, he ultimately found himself in the industry gauntlet. Come August 2024, Jake earned his way into the RSEO Street Final. Ilardi then went on to finish first in the semifinals held in Portland, earning his place in Sunday’s final, silencing his critics, and demonstrating that his fire remains as strong as ever. Hear Jake’s story in First Person in our latest video above.
Highlights: Men’s Street Final | Rockstar Energy Open Portland 2024
After riding out a rollercoaster of a final with rookie Lazer Crawford in First Person, we now present all the hammers that went down in the men’s street competition at the Rockstar Energy Open. Watch clips of Dasawn Jordan, Chris Joslin, Maurio McCoy, Cordano Russell, Vincent Milou, Jhancarlos Gonzalez, Jake Ilardi, Braden Hoban, Kelvin Hoefler and Lazer Crawford in the highlight video above.
Highlights: Park Best Trick Jam | Rockstar Energy Open Portland 2024
The park best trick jam unleased 45 minutes of drop-in time for both men and women skateboarders to get after hammers and a chance to roll away with cash. The one big session was hectic but provided non-stop action that kept everyone on their feet. Watch judges Vern Laird, Amelia Brodka, and Chris Pastras hand out bills to Roman Pabich, Greyson Fletcher, Eli Williams, Kieran Woolley, Tom Schaar, Bryce Wettstein, Tristan Rennie, Jordan Santana, Lilly Erickson, Jake Ilardi, Yuro Nagahara, Clay Kreiner, and Yurin Fujii in the highlight video above.
Highlights: Men’s Street Semi-Final | Rockstar Energy Open Portland 2024
Following the men’s street VQS qualifier, the top six moved onto the semi-final, where they were met by seventeen skaters, making for a total field of twenty-three. This was the largest and longest contest of the Rockstar Energy Open and the most important for street skateboarders to make it in the top ten to advance into the final. Nevertheless, the fans who packed the bleachers, sidelines and climbed trees were in for a show. Watch the best of the best that went down in the men’s street semi-final highlight video above featuring: Sebo Walker, Josh Douglas, Julian Lewis, Johnny Purcell, Marcos Montoya, Gabe Vigliotti, TJ Rogers, Julian Christianson, Dominick Walker, Felipe Gustavo, Tyson Bowerbank, Chris Joslin, Zach Saracheno, Braden Hoban, Maurio McCoy, Alec Majerus, Dashawn Jordan, Cordano Russell, Vincent Milou, Lazer Crawford, Jhancarlos Gonzalez, Kelvin Hoefler, Jake Ilardi.
Highlights: The Rollout Slow-Mo Montage | Rockstar Energy Open Portland 2024
Gaze in awe at the top-tier skateboarding that took place at the inaugural 2024 Rockstar Energy Open from Waterfront Park in Portland, Oregon. All course and venue angles were covered with steady hands from lensmen Riki Bedenbaugh, Lee Dupont, Chris Gregson, Collin Schwartz, TJ Gaskill, Nick Hanson, Tom Harden, Jon Humphries, Ira Ingram, and ace drone pilot Aaron Jessee. Watch over seven minutes of slow-motion action of Tyson Bowerbank, Chris Joslin, Jake Ilardi, Lazer Crawford, Chris Russell, Kieran Woolley, Aoi Uemura, Yurin Fujii, Lilly Erickson, and plenty more in The Rollout montage above.