Welcome to the second part of our new section in Skateboard Judging Education output called 'Noted By The Head Judge', in which Head Judges from recent events talk us through some of their observations and insights into competitive skateboarding on the World Skateboarding Tour- and how scores are both formulated and justified in real time during the event.

These overviews are an accompaniment to the in-depth business of Performance Ledgers and Judging Recaps which we create for each WST contest.

For analysis reaching back tot he very beginning of the contest, you can find a round-by-round analysis playlist here!

This time around, we have skateboarding aristocracy and Street Head Judge Jean-Baptiste Gillet taking us through his observations with regards to June's World Skateboarding Tour World Cup Rome Street 2025 contest from a matter of weeks ago.

As well as discussing the impact which the new Run/ Best Trick ratio impacted both semifinals and finals, JB also breaks down how Qualifiers and Quarterfinals impacted on the final outcomes given that new future stars are joining the Tour every stop as well as those who have slipped positions and want to climb back up again.

All these Skateboard Judging insights from of our events form the basis of a judging reference library which you can access at any time.

Watch 'Noted By The Head Judge: JB Gillet/ WST World Cup Rome Street 2025' above; any questions you might have can always be addressed to Questo indirizzo email è protetto dagli spambots. È necessario abilitare JavaScript per vederlo., from which we will as ever get back to you as quickly as we can.