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Competition and Convention

Competition
package

Would you like to take part in competitions and workshops?

included in the competition package:

access to event and sports hall/skatepark

free riding/training in sports hall/skatepark

participation in one or both competitions

participation in workshops/events/games on Friday and Sunday

Convention
package

Would you like to train and take part in workshops?

included in the convention package:

access to event and sports hall/skatepark

free riding/training in sports hall/skatepark

participation in one or both competitions

participation in workshops/events/games on Friday and Sunday

Registration Fee

Early

Registration before 17.05.26

	Competition package	50 €
	Convention package	45 €
	Shirt Reservation	25 €

Late

Registration from 18.05.26

	Competition package	60 €
	Convention package	55 €
	Shirt Reservation	- €

Visitors and people accompanying riders are welcome to come by and watch during the day without registration,
but will not be able to ride or sleep in the hall.

If you cannot pay the registration fee, but it is important to you to come, please write us an email to info@rideone.de.
You will pay less or be invited for free.

Rulesets

The competition rules are based on the IUF Rulebook 2019 with some adjustments.

Competitions will be held in the following categories:

Open for male, trans and non-binary riders (and as an optional choice for female riders)
Female for riders assigned female at birth

each category will have the following sub categories:

Junior consisting of the age groups
'Kids' (0-9 years)
'Junior' (10-14 years)

Adult consisting of the age groups
'Adult' (15-34 years)
'Senior' (35-49 years)
'Master' (50+ years)

Overview of competition flow

Prelims Runs
All riders have a 45-second prelim run to see where they start in the competition.

Prelim Run Scoring
Difficulty: 30%, Variety: 30%, Fullness: 20%, Style: 20%

Battles
The best riders advance directly to the Final Bracket
All other advancing riders move on to the Lower Bracket
The lowest placing riders do not participate in the rest of the competition

Lower Brackets
The Lower Bracket is a knock-out system of 90-second 1-vs-1 battles (without Last Tricks)
The best two riders of the Lower Bracket advance to the Final Bracket. A Best-Trick-Showdown will determine their position in the Final Bracket.

Lower Bracket Scoring
Difficulty: 24%, Variety: 24%, Fullness: 17%, Style: 17%m Battling: 18%

Final Bracket
The Final Bracket also consists of a knock-out system of 120-second 1-vs-1 battles with 3 attempts for a Last Trick.

Final Bracket Scoring
Difficulty: 21%, Variety. 21%, Fullness: 14%, Style: 14%, Battling: 16%, Last Trick: 14%

Prelims
One 60 second run in the competition area of the skatepark

Prelim Scoring
Difficulty: 35%, Variety: 25%, Consistency: 20%, Flow: 20%

Finals
Two 60 second runs of which the better one is counted. Five Best Trick attempts of which the best two attempts are counted.

Finals Scoring
Runs
Difficulty: 35%, Variety: 25%, Consistency: 20%, Flow: 20%

Best Tricks
Difficulty: 65%, Style: 15%, Variety: 20%

Final Score
Run: 70 points, Best Tricks: 30 points (reduced by up to 25% for low variety in Best Tricks)

Categories
The best Kids and Junior riders have a combined Youth Final.
The best Adult, Senior and Master riders have a combined Adult Final.
The exact number of riders advancing to finals is dependent on the amount of participants and will be announced before the competition starts.
Both categories 'Open' and 'Female' have separate Youth and Adult Finals.