João Soares took 5th place in the Masters and Francisco Patrone took 12th place in the Amateurs and also won the Community Award.
Congratulations to our skaters who represented Portugal at the WORLD FREESTYLE SKATEBOARDING CHAMPIONSHIP 2025.
Exclusive of Site Nacional de Skate Who remembers the mythical Radical Capital in Póvoa de Varzim?The most emblematic stage of the National Skateboarding Circuit (before the transition of skateboarding from the Portuguese Surfing Federation to the Portuguese Skating Federation). These are some photos from our historical archive.
Exclusive of Site Nacional de Skate João Soares, as always gave us great joy, came 2nd in Euro Freestyle. He could have qualified better, but it was not possible due to bad weather, so he was given the position he received in qualifying. The team at Site Nacional de Skate congratulates João Soares, for yet…
Exclusive of Site Nacional de SkateThe True History of Skateboarding in PortugalChapter III – First decades of the new millennium In 2001, the second Portuguese skateboarding website created by the photographer Vasco Neves appeared, “skatebyte.com” which dedicated itself to promoting almost exclusively the “Radical Skate Clube” and some people who were close to it. Unfortunately,…
Exclusive of Site Nacional de Skate HALL OF SHAMEThe shameful champions of Portuguese Skateboarding The National Skate Site decided to create the Portuguese Skateboarding HALL OF SHAME, to show all national and international skaters the true state of our sport in Portugal. We intend to raise awareness among local authorities, the IPDJ, the Portuguese Olympic…
Exclusive of Site Nacional de Skate Site Nacional de Skate: What is your name, and/or how are you known by your friends?Pedro: My name is Pedro Carvalho. Site Nacional de Skate: How long have you been skateboarding?Pedro: I started late. I’m 46 years old and I started walking when I was 41. At that time…
Exclusive of Site Nacional de SkateIn defense of the Women who changed the History of World Skateboarding Currently, the number of false “Skateboarding Associations” in Portugal that try to create a fictitious narrative that women have difficulty integrating into Skateboarding, and need to be “empowered” because they are not well received by male practitioners, is…
