Sport from the database
Scootering
doing tricks, over obstacles and terrains, on a scooter. At its core, the sport is about earn the highest score in runs or trick attempts for difficulty, execution, flow, style, and use of the course. Participation format: Individual athletes. It is typically contested on or in Skatepark, park course, or street course. Scoring is based on Judged scoring over runs and tricks. Core equipment includes Stunt scooter, helmet, pads by rule, and park/street course. Important forms include Park, Street, Junior / Men / Women. Listed competitions include World Skate Games Scootering, World Scootering Championship. Origin/development: Freestyle-Scooter-Szene / World Skate, 1999. The sport is actively practiced today.
Classification
Weitere Angaben
Rules and format
Die Grundlagen
Ziel
The objective is to earn the highest score in runs or trick attempts for difficulty, execution, flow, style, and use of the course.
Teilnehmer
Individual athletes by discipline, age, and gender.
Teamgröße
One rider per run.
Spielfeld
Park course, street course, or skatepark with ramps, rails, ledges, and obstacles.
Dauer
Runs and heats follow World Skate event rules and bulletins.
Wertung
Judged scoring based on technical difficulty, variety, flow, style, landings, and overall impression.
Gewinnbedingung
Win by the highest run, trick, or aggregate score.
Ausrüstung
- stunt scooter
- helmet
- event-specific protection
- skatepark/course
Wichtige Regelpunkte
- time violation
- wrong start order
- safety/equipment breach
- unsporting conduct
Regelquellen
Federations and sources
Federations
- World Skate Scootering Technical Commission (World Skate)
- Topend Sports Topend Sports · aggregator · medium
- World Skate Scootering Rulebook World Skate · official · high
- World Skate Scootering regulations World Skate · federation · high
- World Skate Europe Scootering World Skate Europe · federation · high
- World Skate World Skate · official · high