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The road leads to Asunción 🇵🇾

On October 18, Paraguay’s capital hosts one of the biggest races of the season: the Marathon World Championship title and an official World Skate Marathon Tour World Cup stage.

It’s the final day of the World Skate Games ASU26, and everyone has a place at the start line: national teams, WSMT teams, individual athletes, Masters and Amateurs.
Are you ready to be part of it?

📍 Asunción · ⏰ Registrations open now on the World Skate Infinity platform.
All the details in the link in bio!

ASU26

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The first Downhill Challenger of the year will be in Thailand, Kuan Ron Hill, 12-15 November 2026.
The city of Songkhla will play host to the international Downhill Skateboarding community, who will go up against the cream of Thai speed merchants along the 1.6 kilometre Kuan Ron Hill course over three days of competition later this year.
The event will also host a prior additional day of Freeride for all those who want extra practice time.

Street Lugers and Inline skaters are also welcome to skate in Freeride mode!

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BLADING CUP IS ONE WEEK TO GO
Last Days To Register ⏳

Blading Cup Asia is officially sanctioned by World Skate.
One of roller freestyle’s most influential gatherings now runs as a World Skate Challenger.
Men’s, Women’s, Junior Men’s and Junior Women’s Street, with up to 20,000 World Ranking points on the line for 1st place in each category.

📍 Cibis Park, Jakarta 🇮🇩 · August 1-2, 2026
⏰ Registration closes July 27 · link in bio

⏰ 72 days to Asuncion, and the countdown is on 💨

Registrations for the World Skate Games ASU26 are open on World Skate Infinity until 10 September 2026, 23:59 CET.

📍 National Federations can find country quotas, registration fees and all sport and discipline details in the Country Quota Table.

📍MEDIA: accreditation applications are now open. Create your Infinity profile, head to the Events section, select WORLD SKATE GAMES ASU26 and apply for your Media Pass.

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From June 30 to July 4, Piazza Duca d'Aosta became an open-air stage for elite inline freestyle, drawing more than 500 athletes and a massive crowd to the heart of Milan.

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Milan Lights Up the Inline Freestyle World Cup 2026 From June 30 to July 4, Piazza Duca d'Aosta became an open-air stage for elite inline freestyle, drawing more than 500 athletes and a massive crowd to the heart of Milan. Next stop: the Italian Championship at Roma Termini, July 9-20. Milan has closed the curtain on the Inline Freestyle World ....