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.
Full Competition Replay: Men’s Park Qualifier | 2025 Rockstar Energy Open Portland
Watch the full Men’s Park Qualifier competition replay from the 2025 Rockstar Energy Open in Portland, Oregon.
Featuring Trey Wood, Nick Peterson, Kevin Kowalski, Greyson Fletcher, Jake Yanko, Vincent Matheron, Tristan Rennie, Tommy Calvert, CJ Collins, Chris Russell, Danny Leon, Phoenix Sinnerton, Taylor Nye, Tate Carew, Issei Sakurai, Hampus Winberg, Keegan Palmer, Luigi Cini, Cory Juneau, Pedro Barros, Liam Pace, Yuro Nagahara, Gavin Bottger, and Tom Schaar.
Tijmen Overbeek Skateboarding Guide to Utrecht in Spot to Spot | Platfrm
Take a day trip to the Netherlands with Tijmen Overbeek for a quick rip at his local park before heading into the streets for a full day of stacking clips. If the Netherlands wasn’t already on your radar for a skate trip abroad, these spots might influence your next homie mission. Tijmen’s first full part recently dropped in Santa Cruz’s TYPE video, and here he takes us back to the 15-stair handrail where he landed a kickflip backside lipslide on his third try. Get a glimpse of what the Utrecht skate scene has to offer in this episode of Spot to Spot: Tijmen Overbeek.
The Platfrm – Willis Kimbel: Skater, Builder, Shop Owner | Snapshot
You know him as a Creature Fiend, but around Portland, Willis Kimbel is also known as a local shop owner and the man behind the city’s most recent DIY skatepark. Since moving to the area in 2004, Willis has been enamored with Portland’s skate scene—massive parks, huge transitions, and a landscape surrounded by nature. But over the years, as things changed, he found himself graduating from simply skating in the community to helping build it up and usher in the next generation.
In 2024, he opened Rip’s Co. Skateshop in response to another local shop being forced to close its doors. Since then, he’s been creating even more spaces for skaters. Q-Side is “a skateboarding place in Portland, OR,” according to its Instagram bio—but in reality, it’s the result of hard work and collaboration between skaters like Willis and city officials. Tap in with Willis Kimbel for a Snapshot of his Portland lifestyle, and the unique role skateboarding continues to play in his life and the city at large.
Full Competition Replay: Men’s Park Final | 2025 Rockstar Energy Open Portland
The PLatfrm brings you the full Men’s Park Final at the 2025 Rockstar Energy Open!
Full Competition Replay: Women’s Park Final | 2025 Rockstar Energy Open Portland
Watch the full Women’s Park Final competition replay from the 2025 Rockstar Energy Open in Portland, Oregon. Featuring Heili Sirvio, Bryce Wettstein, Ruby Lilley, Jordan Santana, Lilly Erickson, Aaliyah Wilson, Minna Stess, Sky Brown, Mizuho Hasegawa, Hinano Kusaki, Lady Meek and Yurin Fujii.
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.
The Platfrm – Full Competition Replay: Women’s Park Final | 2025 Rockstar Energy Open Portland
Watch the full Women’s Park Final competition replay from the 2025 Rockstar Energy Open in Portland, Oregon.
Featuring Heili Sirvio, Bryce Wettstein, Ruby Lilley, Jordan Santana, Lilly Erickson, Aaliyah Wilson, Minna Stess, Sky Brown, Mizuho Hasegawa, Hinano Kusaki, Lady Meek and Yurin Fujii.
Men’s Skateboard Park Final — 2025 Rockstar Energy Open Portland Livestream Replay
Watch the full Men’s Park Final competition replay from the 2025 Rockstar Energy Open in Portland, Oregon.
Featuring Issel Sakurai, Hampus Winberg, Keegan Palmer, Luigi Cini, Cory Juneau, Pedro Barros, Lima Pace, Yuro Nagahara, Gavin Bottger, and Tom Schaar.
The Platfrm – First Person: Chris Joslin Leaves His Mark at the 2025 Rockstar Energy Open
Go back to Portland, Oregon, and Chris Joslin’s battle to put it down at the 2025 Rockstar Energy Open. “I used to compete because I’m a competitive person, but now I compete because I’ve got a family to feed.” Joslin’s dedication and focus are clear at every single event. Years of experience have earned him his elite bag of tricks. His headspace and how he handles himself in moments of pressure are other skills that only time can teach.
Chris failed to make the cut for the Men’s Street Finals, but he didn’t let it define his weekend. “It sure is important to come back from your setbacks… for me, I’ve got a reason to keep going. I’ve got a family.” This episode of First Person: Chris Joslin follows him through the weekend, right up to the moment he won the Cash for Tricks Best Trick Jam to leave his mark on the event. “The fans saved my life.”
First Person: Ivan Monteiro Brazil’s Pro Returns to the U.S. – The Platfrm
It’s been a long time coming for São Paulo, Brazil’s Ivan Monteiro. Looking as clean and controlled as ever on the board, Ivan has been having an incredible year—he turned pro in April for Shorty’s, their first new pro in two decades. Ivan left his home country in 2017 to pursue skateboarding, but it wasn’t until last year that he returned to skate in a contest. For the past six years, he hasn’t competed in any contests in the United States, either.
By winning Week 7 of the 2025 RSEO VQS, Ivan ultimately earned an invite to compete in Portland at the main event. After skating through three rounds of competition, he eventually finished 3rd in the Street Final. From the VQS to the podium in Portland, in this episode of First Person Ivan talks us through all of that and more of his still unfolding story.
Lazer Crawford Skateboarding Long Beach | Spot to Spot
Link up with Lazer Crawford for a full day on the board, starting with a quick warmup at the park before handling some light work in the streets. Originally from Phoenix, Arizona, Lazer has been making his way out west over the past few years, and as of January 2024, he’s settled into his new home in Long Beach. A few years back, Lazer was landing on top of just about every major Am contest podium, but last summer he took home the win at the first-ever Rockstar Energy Open. With a little bonus cash from the win, he gifted himself a Hemi for his 19th birthday. Hear him talk about his love for clothes (after he pops the trunk on his mobile wardrobe), in between clips and a little rundown of what’s next in the life of Lazer.