Have you ever just wanted to buy a van and travel around the country doing whatever you want with your friends? That’s exactly what Alec Majerus did! In February of 2020 Alec took his ‘Gnar-V’ sprinter camper van from southern California all the way cross-country to Tampa, Florida for the annual Tampa Pro contest. With his friend and fellow ripper, Jared Cleland, Alec and the boys hit the road, skating all sorts of spots, travelling over 6,500 miles through 12 states in a little over 2 weeks!
‘WES and KEEZO’
Wesley Box and Keenan Lewis started filming for a new video project at the beginning of 2020. Unfortunately COVID-19 cut our filming missions short and the footage ended up sitting around for a little bit. When I heard that both Wes and Keenan were moving to California this month, I decided that I should dust off these clips and put something together to celebrate the move. These guys worked really hard for these clips and I’m really hyped to finally put them online. The video also features a few SPoT Team riders and friends plus a few clips filmed by Carlos Andres. Hope you enjoy it! – Josh
TAMPA PRO 2020 / World of X
It’s the gift that keeps on giving. Frank Branca captured the best moments of Tampa Pro, including the best tricks and the best runs from all of the best skaters, and boiled it all down into the best highlight show out.
Tampa Pro 2020: FULL BROADCAST | World of X Games
The world’s best professional skateboarders descend on Skatepark of Tampa for the 26th Annual Tampa Pro, the most legendary contest in skateboarding. Nyjah Huston, Shane O’Neill, Ishod Wair, Yumeka Oda and so many more. But the Pro weekend is about a whole lot more than just a bunch of tricks and scores, it’s the celebration of skateboarding at its very best. Experience it all right here.
Clips From The Moat: P-Rod Talks Tampa
From his first time at the park and seeing all of the guys he’d watch in videos, to winning Tampa Pro, Paul Rodriguez reflects on it all, in this 2015 interview.
Clips From The Moat: SPoT Heads West (2013)
A trip to California isn’t complete without a little sightseeing. After setting SPoT’s sails for Damn Am Woodward West 2013, stops at Cherry, Stoner, and Westchester were definitely needed. Check out some footage from Uncle Sam, Dylan Perry, Sebastian Chande, Dakota Servold, Josh Love, Sewa Kroetkov, and more.
’93 Til: A Documentary by Pete Thompson – Skatepark of Tampa
Legendary skate photographer Pete Thompson put together this short documentary about SPoT’s early days. It’s a video companion to his new photo book of the same name, and a look back at the roots of Tampa’s skateboarding scene in the 1990’s. Narrated by Josh Stewart.
Clips From The Moat: Sebo Walker & Daniel Espinoza Visit Florida
Back in 2014, Lakai sent Sebo Walker and Daniel Espinoza out to the park for one of our all-ages contests. Of course, we hit the streets and gave them a session worth capturing. Check it all out, including contest footage of Zion Wright and Tyson Peterson crushing it as young guns in this SPoT Life throwback.
Women’s Open 2020: Finals –Hina Maeda, Yumeka Oda, Margielyn Didal– SPoT Life
The women threw down at SPoT with wall to wall bangers and stoke at the first ever Women’s Open and kicked off what looks to be the start of a long and glorious tradition.
Results:
1. Hina Maeda
2. Yumeka Oda
3. Margielyn Arda Didal
4. Gabriela Mazetto
5. Ana Rendon
6. Samarria Brevard
2020 Tampa Pro – Monster Energy
Back in Florida for the 26th annual Tampa Pro and the Monster Energy skate team was firing!
1st place, Men’s Street: Nyjah Huston
2nd Place, Men’s Street: Shane O’Neill
3rd place, Men’s Street: Ishod Wair
Independent Best Trick: Nyjah Huston
Tampa Pro 2020 Women’s Open: Hina Maeda’s Winning Run
Japan’s Hina Maeda climbed her way to first place at our first annual Women’s Open with a flawless run and smooth style that couldn’t be topped. Yeah Hina!
Tampa Pro 2020: Independent Best Trick –Jamie Foy, Nyjah Huston, Yoshi Tanenbaum– SPoT Life
Independent Best Trick is one of the greatest traditions of Tampa Pro, and this one kept the hype steady at 11. The Jah can’t be stopped!