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Photos from Skate Life Goa Open that happened in April or something. Just realised even @skatelifegoa is just posting about it 🤭 Shot on the Kodak Charmera. All photos combined are 2.2mb. Yay storage. 

Turn your phones for some photos. Last photo is actually an award winning butt on the world skate stage.
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Mizo freestyle skateboarder Lalnunkima Ralte, popularly known as Kima, has finished fourth at the World Freestyle Skateboarding Championships 2026 in Kassel, Germany. This marks another milestone for the skater in his journey from the hill roads of Mizoram to the international freestyle skating circuit.

Kima, who competes under the name @kima_gr, secured the fourth-place finish at the championship held at Messe Kassel from August 14 to 16. He secured first place in Qualifier Round 1, finished third overall in the qualifiers, and placed fourth in the finals.

The event brought together around 100 of the world’s top freestyle skateboarders from more than 30 countries, according to the City of Kassel and the World Freestyle organisers.

The 2026 championships were held at the Kassel Trade Fair Halls for the first time, with more than 10,000 square metres of space across three halls and an outdoor area. The event was organised alongside the World Freestyle Global Jam.

The weekend-long programme included the House of Walls and Global Jam, with live graffiti, music stages, street skateboarding, Flatland BMX, breakdance, streetball, workshops and other activities alongside the championship.

The three-day contest began on the first day with the amateur men, pro women and kids’ qualifiers. The second day featured the pro men and amateur women, with the qualifiers conducted in two heats. The contest concluded on the third day with the finals in every division.

The contest followed a Best Run format, with pro divisions given two-minute runs, while amateurs and kids had one-minute-30-second runs.

Germany’s Daniel Adam, the 2024 World Champion and one of the leading names in professional freestyle skateboarding, was among the competitors Kima outplaced at this year’s World Championship.

He described the achievement as a personal goal and felt it was worth highlighting.

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