Spanish Skateboarder Sets New World Speed Record in Canada
Published 9h ago · Latest report 4h ago
Affects Canada and Spain · Covered in 2 countries
Spanish athlete Diego Poncelet set a skateboarding world speed record of 151.83 km/h in Canada.
Diego Poncelet has established a new skateboarding speed world record by reaching 151.83 km/h in Canada. The 27-year-old athlete accomplished the feat during an event in Charlevoix, Quebec. This milestone eclipses previous benchmarks in the extreme sport.
- The locationThe record-breaking attempt took place in Charlevoix, Quebec.
- The athleteThe new record holder is a 27-year-old competitor from Spain.
Why it matters
Extreme sports speed records require precise equipment and favorable terrain, with athletes often descending steep mountain roads in specialized aerodynamic tucks to maximize velocity. Such milestones draw significant attention within the global skateboarding community.
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Diego Poncelet set a new skateboarding world speed record of 151.83 km/h in Charlevoix, Quebec.
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- BBC SportWatch new skateboarding speed world record of 151.83 km/h4h ago · open ↗
- CNASkateboarding-On the road again: Spain's Poncelet sets world speed record9h ago · open ↗
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