Official 2021/22  

World Scooter Championships

World Scooter Championship

International Scooter Federation

Official 2021/22

World

Scooter

Championships

World Scooter Championship

International Scooter Federation

ISF world scooter championships

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World Scooter Finals

CELEBRATING 10 YEARS | 2012 – 2022

It’s 10 years since the sports very first official world scooter championship, which was hosted at Evolution Extreme, Deeside, Wales. To celebrate and create more history within the sport, the ISF will host the world scooter championships in the USA. This is the first time the world finals have ever been hosted outside of Europe.

DATES: OCTOBER 13TH – 16TH 2022

LOCATION: TINNELL MEMORIAL SPORT PARK, LAKE HAVASU, ARIZONA, USA

 

World Class Venue – Worlds Best Riders – Discipines include Park, Street Night Slam – Male and Female Pro Championship Finals – Junior Championship Finals – Demo Zones – Exhibitor Areas – Rider Signing – TV and Live Stream Coverage – and more!

SCHEDULE: OVERVIEW

LAST CHANCE QUALIFIER

 

FOR ALL RIDERS NOT YET QUALIFIED – YOU STILL HAVE A CHANCE

Last chance qualifing competitions will be hosted on Friday 14th Oct at Lake Havasu. Competitions will be open for all pro male, pro female and junior riders who have not yet qualified.
 
Registration will be open in August

WHO HAS QUALIFIED?

Congratulations to all the riders that have secured their place in the ISF world scooter championship finals. Check out the list of riders here.

WHO HAS QUALIFIED?

Congratulations to all the riders that have secured their place in the ISF world scooter championship finals. To see who has qualified please click the button below.

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Female European Scooter Championships
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QUALIFYING EVENTS

 

The 3 regional qualifiers are now complete. Please see event details below

Europe

URBAN STREET ZONE

Complete Hosted Oct 2021

Location: Brande, Denmark

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North America

PREMISES PARK

Complete Hosted Oct 2021

Location: Tucson, USA

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Australasia

VOLO PARK

Complete hosted May 2022

Location: Melbourne, Australia

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NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS


Recognised National Championships

The top 3 male and female pro riders, plus top 1 junior rider from the following national scooter championships below will secure a place into the world scooter finals

Danish Championship
Australian Championship

USA Championship (Host Nation)
Top 10 Ranked US Riders (Mens, Womens, Juniors) as of 9/15/22, will get an invite to Worlds (in leiu of US Nationals due to covid/timing)

 

WILD CARD EVENTS

Recognised Wild Card events

The top 1 pro male, female and junior rider from the wild card competitions secure a place into the world scooter finals

New Zealand National (Complete)
United Scoot Escondido – May (Complete)
AZ Grind – May (Complete)
Daniel Dhers – 9/10/22

 

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LAST CHANCE ISF QUALIFIER

FRIDAY OCTOBER 14TH

A competition will be held on Friday 14th Oct for all riders that have not yet qualified. Practice sessions on the 13th and 14th.

NATIONAL SCOOTER CHAMPIONSHIPS

NATIONAL GOVERNING BODIES

National Governing Body

NATIONAL SCOOTER CHAMPIONSHIPS

The ISF World Scooter championships will unite National Governing Bodies (NGB’s) and recognise National Scooter Championships as part of the qualification process for the world scooter finals 2022.

Supporting National Governing Bodies

As part of the ISF’s commitment to support National Governing Bodies and to be inclusive of all nations worldwide. The ISF will accept 3 male and 3 female pro riders from a national governing body. This is on the basis that:

    • A country has a National Governing Body that recognises scooters and the NGB is willing to complete an application and submit those riders. If the NGB has a championship, then the ISF can accept the top riders from this.
    • If a country hasn’t an NGB but has an unofficial national championship or national level event, then the ISF can accept the top riders from this. Sanctioning required via the ISF

If you are an NGB that recognises scooters or are forming a scooter association/federation, then please get in touch to see how the ISF can help. We offer memberships, which includes seminars, coaching and judging programs, event and championship support, and more. Visit – https://www.isfscoot.org/

Riders

The ISF will announce further details in due course. For the time being please SUBSCRIBE to our newsletter or follow the ISF via social media.

Note: The ISF is a dedicated scooter federation, which has transitioned from the International Scooter Association and has been coordinating and governing scooter activity since 2011. Discover More Here

National Championships to be part of the ISF World Scooter Championships

WHERE CAN I FIND THE OFFICIAL RULES?

International rules and regulations can be found here.

Champion Structure

ISF CHAMPIONSHIP STRUCTURE

The ISF scooter championships provide pro and junior riders an opportunity to compete for a place at the world final via a qualification structure. This structure consists of three regional championships, an international open (last chance qualifier) and a world championship.

 

3 x REGIONAL QUALIFYING EVENTS

Due to covid, the ISF has made some essential changes to the qualifying structure for 2021.

3 x Regional Qualifying Events

  • The championship is split into 3 regions – Australasia, North America & Europe.
  • Each regional event will be open to junior, pro male and pro female categories.
  • The top riders from each region will proceed to the world championship final.

 

1 x INTERNATIONAL NGB OPEN EVENT

International Open (Last Chance Qualifier Hosted At The World Finals)

To support riders who could not participate in the regionals, the ISF will further host an open qualification competition on the weekend of the world championship final. This is a last chance qualifier and will be open to:

  • Any rider unable to attend a regional event and approved by the ISF board and committees
  • Invitation of the top 3 male and female riders via a national governing body (NGB)

The international qualifying (open) event will provide a last chance opportunity for the following number of riders to proceed to the world scooter championships:

  • 8 pro male
  • 4 pro female
  • 4 junior

Registration will open after the regional qualifying events. 

 

1 x WORLD SCOOTER CHAMPIONSHIP

  • A world scooter championship competition will be hosted for junior, pro male and pro female.
  • Will be based on the qualifying riders from the qualifying events.
  • The number of riders that qualify will be as follows – 20 x Junior, 54 x Pro male and 20 x Pro female.
Qualification

QUALIFICATION

For a rider to qualify for the world championship they must compete in the regional qualification stages, unless a wildcard has been granted to that rider. The qualification process for male, female and juniors are detailed below.

Pro rider – male championship

A total of 54 pro riders will qualify for the male pro world championship

  • Top 15 from each region (ie The top 15 from the North American Champion qualify)
  • 8 places from the international open (a pre-comp that will be hosted at the world finals)
  • 1 wild card (current world champion) plus any authorised wild card events

Pro rider – female championship

A total of 20 pro riders will qualify for the female pro world championship final

  • Top 5 from each region (ie The top 5 from the North American Champion qualify)
  • 4 places from the international open (a pre-comp that will be hosted at the world finals)
  • 1 wild card (current world champion) plus any authorised wild card events

Junior rider – mixed championship (16 and under)

A total of 20 junior riders will qualify for the junior world championship final

  • Top 5 from each region (ie The top 5 from the North American Champion qualify)
  • 4 places from the international open (a pre-comp that will be hosted at the world finals)
  • 1 wild card (current world champion) plus any authorised wild card events
Categories

CATEGORIES

The ISF championships are currently junior, pro male and pro female only, however every competition within the championship will have grassroots activity for non-pro riders provided by the competition organizer. It is recommended that the judges should be consulted if there is uncertainty when placing a rider in a category based on skill level.

  1. Pro category Male and Female

Riders that get paid in money to perform their sport on a daily basis, get paid to compete, receive money to represent one or more brands or participate in competitions that include prize money. The Pro category is based on ability. No rider should be excluded just because they aren’t sponsored or paid.

There are no age restrictions, but parental consent may be required for those that don’t meet age restrictions, determined by the competition organizer. Any rider that has ridden in the Pro category can’t then ride in a lesser category at a later date in any ISF recognized comp. The rider will therefore remain a pro rider for the duration of the season.

  1. Junior (16 and under)

Riders that don’t get paid to perform their sport on a daily basis or get paid to compete and don’t receive any prize money from competitions, are considered amateur riders. Being sponsored with rider equipment, safety gear, travel expenses or clothes does not mean that rider is a pro rider.

This category is for riders, sponsored or unsponsored, who are not quite at a pro level of riding, or have limited competition experience. Depending on the number of participants this category can be divided into smaller sub-categories based on age, or skill level – although this is not recommended as it can be difficult to determine before a competition.

The competition organizer may also decide to allow any intermediate rider placed in the top 3 with the opportunity to compete in the Pro level competition

Note: Any junior rider (male or female) who is 16 & under can register and compete in the ISF junior championships. A rider who have been pro in 2021 cannot drop back to amateur to participate in the junior category.

Judging Criteria

Safety

SAFETY

If a rider feels they are being placed in danger or something is unsafe, then they should stop riding and are to report the matter to the organizer immediately.

A competition and/or riders may be removed from the ISF championship or have action taken against them for compromising safety.

  1. Riders must wear a fastened helmet (certified), appropriate shoes, clothing and have an undamaged scooter. The ISF has a strict “No helmet NO riding” policy.
  2. An appropriate first aider / medical staff must be onsite at all times.
  3. All accidents are recorded and reported to the ISF or national association.
  4. A rider is responsible for their health and can only ride if they are fit and well. Any rider that is coming back from a known injury may be asked by the organizer to produce a doctor’s note proving they are medically fit to compete.
  5. All riders must be aware and understand the skatepark rules and safety measures.
  6. The organizer must do a risk assessment or ensure the skatepark has one.
  7. It’s the competition organizers responsibility to have initiatives for continuous safety improvements, adding additional measures where appropriate and ensuring safety is never compromised.
  8. The competition organizer will conform to the safety standards of the skatepark or venue, and that of any national law.
  9. If a rider feels they are being placed in danger then they should not ride and are to report the matter to the organizer. The ISF is not a competition organizer and therefore it’s the competition organizers responsibility to be reactive to any concerns towards a rider’s safety.
  10. Riders are never to ride beyond their limitation. If an organizer or an ISF official feels a rider is not pro level they should be removed from the competition.
  11. Riders are to abide the ISF rules and ride on good condition, non-faulty stunt scooter.
  12. Competition riders are to complete an ISF medicial waiver release form stating they understand the rules, code of conduct and dangers of competing, and are fit and healthy to compete.
  13. A competition organizer will not tolerate abusive, aggressive or inappropriate behaviour from anyone.
Rider Code of Conduct

CODE OF CONDUCT

  • A rider has a responsibility to lead by example, understand the competition rules and promote safety standard;
  • Respect the integrity and personality of the individual athlete, whether its within or outside the Sponsee’s own industry;
  • Treat each athlete as an individual;
  • Respect the fundamental rights, dignity, and worth of athletes and their family members, other coaches, officials, volunteers, administrators, and spectators;
  • Do not exploit athletes or others over whom one has supervisory, evaluative, or other authority;
  • Develop fair, unprejudiced relationships with all athletes;
  • Strongly discourage booing and other discourteous conduct;
  • Never criticize or verbally abuse any athletes or their family members, other coaches, officials, volunteers, administrators, or spectators publicly or on blogs, websites, social media or anywhere else;
  • Never yell at or ridicule athletes for making mistakes or for losing a competition;
  • Make reasonable efforts to avoid conduct that is personally demeaning to athletes or others;
  • Avoid swearing and the use of abusive language and irresponsible behavior, including behavior that is dangerous to oneself or others, acts of violence, bullying, harassment and physical and sexual abuse; and
  • Never engage in inappropriate or illegal behavior, such as but not limited to the consumption of illegal substances, such drugs/narcotics.

ISF WORLD SCOOTER CHAMPIONSHIPS

PROVIDING A WORLD STAGE FOR SCOOTER RIDERS TO SHOWCASE THEIR SPORT TO THE WORLD

SCOOTER SPORT

SCOOTER SPORT

ISF world scooter championships

LEGITIMIZING SCOOTER RIDING AS A SPORT SINCE 2011

Olympic Dream

Committed to having scooter athletes included and performing at the Olympic Games

Legitimate Sport

Providing structure, rules and regulations to legitimize scooter riding as an official sport

Thousands of competition riders

Supporting thousands of scooter athletes worldwide from grassroots to pro level

Healthy and Active Lifestyles

Encouraging millions on young people to enter sport through scooter riding

Worldwide Support

The International Scooter Federation is committed to developing a global infrastructure, which unites NGBs, the scooter industry and riders. 

10 Years

The sports official scooter championship since 2011

Over 200 events since 2011

The ISF coordinates skateparks, event organisers and riders to produce a world stage the sport can call its own

More than $500,000 in prize money

It maybe closer to $1,000,000 in prize money given away through the championships or sanctioned events since 2011

100,000,000+ Worldwide media reach

The scooter industry has a huge media reach, with many international social media influencers leading the way and advocating scooters

Grassroots to Pro

The championships supports beginner riders to pro scooter riders

About

The world scooter championships were created in 2011 to help legitimize scooter riding as a sport. Prior to this there was no officially recognised governing body or world scooter championship. This is why the ISA/ISF was formed.

For over 10 years the scooter championships has been a significant part of the sport.  Developing rules, regulations and standards, and co-ordinating the scooter/action sports industry to create a world stage for the riders to showcase their sport to the world.

Today, scooter riding is one of the worlds most popular wheeled sports for young people and is a gateway into sport for millions.

World Scooter Championship History

ISF World Scooter Championships

WORLD FINALS

 

2012 – Evolution Extreme, Deeside, UK
2013 – Scootfest, Stoneleigh, UK
2014 – Scootfest, Stoneleigh, UK
2015 – Extreme Barcelona, Spain
2016 – Extreme Barcelona, Spain
2017 – Extreme Barcelona, Spain
2018 – Extreme Barcelona, Spain
2019 – WRG, Barcelona, Spain
2020 – Copperbox, London, UK (Cancelled)
2021 – TBA

Current Pro World Scooter Champions

Jon Marco Gaydos | Beca Ortiz

Jordan Clark

2015 | 2016 | 2018

Dante Hutchinson

2017

Dakota-Schuetz

Dakota Schuetz

2012 | 2013 |2014

THE NEXT CHAPTER

International Scooter Federation

On August 5th 2021, the International Scooter Association transitioned into the
International Scooter Federation. For more information on the International Scooter Federation and the World Scooter Championships visit www.isfscoot.org