Santino Exenberger

Best Foot Forward Europe Finals 2021 Innsbruck | Full Recap | Skateboard Contest | 4K

The Best Foot Forward Europe Tour 2021 came to its grande finale: The Finals in Innsbruck on the 2nd of October! All winners of the 10 stops through 5 countries came together to battle it out for the big prize purse.

Rewatch the highlights of the weekend, including a day of streetskating and a huge miniramp session on Innsbruck's famous Marktplatz.

Our ladies winners:
🥇 Liv Broder @liv.broder
🥈 Julia Placek @july.sk8_
🥉 Jeromine Louvet @jeromine.louvet

Our men winners:
🥇 Martin Atanasov @martin_sk8atnsv
🥈 Lenni Pfeiffer @lennipfeiffer
🥉 Santino Exenberger @santinoexenberger

Mystic SK8 cup 2021 - STREET

After the video from the bowl, there is also a street video from Jirka Novosáda, from this year's Mystic Cup! For more info on this year's MSC, click on the Sunday and Saturday reports. //

Po videu z bowlu je tu i street video od Jirky Novosáda, z letošního Mystic Cupu! Pro další info o letošním MSC klikej na nedělní a sobotní report.

2021 World Rookie Skateboard Finals

From the heart of the Alps, Innsbruck, Austria, hosted the 2021 edition of the World Rookie Skateboard Finals, and welcomed 70 skateboarders rapresenting 17 nations, pre-selected throw a series of 10 WRT qualifing events accross Europe and Japan.

The event was not only a competition but inclued as well street session around Innsbruck and workshops.

The skateboard competition in the high quality Innbrusck Shatehalle showcased a great level of skateboarding and awarded incredible prizes: World Champion Titles, tickets to Simple Session and Mystic Sk8 Cup and special prizes by Red Bull Skateboarding and many products by our partners TSG and Blue Tomato.

Rookie Male
1. Raimu Sasaki JPN - World Rookie Champion
2. Noel Scharer SUI
3. Santino Exenberger AUT

Rookie Female
1. Aoi Ishimaru JPN - World Rookie Champion
2. Lena Muller SUI
3. Alisa Fessl AUT

Grom Male
1. Toa Sasaki JPN - World Grom Champion
2. Andres Fusconi Ravaglia ITA
3 . Rocco Muller SUI

Grom Female
1. Liv Broder SUI - World Gromp Champion
2. Margarida Cepeda PRT
3. Zoe Van Essen SUI

Best Foot Forward Europe Tour Finals 2021 Recap | Innsbruck | Blue Tomato

The finals of our Best Foot Forward Tour 2021 went down in Innsbruck and what a day it was! We couldn’t have imagined a better final and we’re beyond stoked!

Our ladies winners:
🥇 @liv.broder
🥈 @july.sk8_
🥉 @jeromine.louvet

Our men winners:
🥇 @martin_sk8atnsv
🥈 @lennipfeiffer
🥉 @santinoexenberger

Thanks to all the riders coming to every tour stop, all the viewers on our livestream, everyone showing up on site, everyone making these events happen and all our sponsors.

Best Foot Forward Finals Warm Up Day / Cash For Tricks | 2021 | Innsbruck | Blue Tomato

Well if this is what a warm up day looks like, we can’t even imagine what today’s contest will bring to the table 🤯
Livestream: www.blue-tomato.com/bff

Our Best Foot Forward Europe tour finalists went to skate the famous Landhausplatz in Innsbruck before we opened up a specially set up miniramp at the Marktplatz with Innsbruck‘s famous colorful houses and the Nordkette as a backdrop. In the evening we gave out 1.000€ at a Cash For Tricks Session to finish the day.
Make sure to tune in to the finals livestream starting at 3:15pm at blue-tomato.com/bff

Featured Riders:
Phillip Gerisch @phillipgerisch
Martin Atanasov @martin_sk8atnsv
Levi Löffelberger @levi.loeffelberger
Jeromine Louvet @jeromine.louvet
Julia Kühne @chuuuules
Jan Hirt @janhirt_
Diego Broest @diegobroest_
Marcell Dessewffy @marcelldessewffy
Lenni Pfeiffer @lennipfeiffer
Andi Sußbauer @inlovewithskateboarding
Patricc Wolf @patricc_wolf
Deo Katunga @deolegotoy
Rafa Bocanegra @rafa.bocanegra
Zoe van Essen @zoeskategirl
Alisa Fessl @alisafessl
Woody Hoogendijk @woodyhdijk
Santino Exenberger @santinoexenberger
Bert Wilmink @bertwilmink

Cover photo: Phillip Gerisch Kickflip by Hannes Mautner

Titus Tornados Tour 2020

Let's face it - skateboarders probably had it easier than 90% of the rest of the population in 2020 when it came to persuing their passion. Only the topic „tours to other countries“ was a bit more difficult to solve. Team managers all over the world followed restrictions in neighbouring countries very closely, and so it was possible for the Titus Tornados team to start a small tour to the nearby cities of Rotterdam and The Hague in late summer 2020. With the new TM Gentsch at the helm, the 9-member squad tore up the spots of the Dutch metropolises for 4 days, sinking set-ups in the harbour basin and enjoying a bit of "skate tour normality". The result: almost 5 minutes of balm for any skateboarder's soul.

Machen wir uns nichts vor – Skateboarder hatten es 2020 bei der Ausübung ihrer Passion wahrscheinlich leichter als 90% der restlichen Bevölkerung. Einzig mit den Touren in andere Länder gestaltete sich die Sache etwas komplizierter. Teammanager auf der ganzen Welt verfolgten Restriktionen in Nachbarländern sehr aufmerksam, und so war es dem Titus Tornados Team im Spätsommer 2020 möglich, eine kleine Tour ins nahegelegene Rotterdam und nach Den Haag zu starten. Mit dem neuen TM Gentsch am Ruder zerlegte die 9-köpfige Truppe 4 Tage lang die Spots der niederländischen Metropole, versenkte Set-Ups im Hafenbecken und kam in den Genuss von ein bisschen „Skatetour-Normalität“. Das Resultat: Fast 5 Minuten Balsam für die Skateboarder-Seele.

#TitusTornados
#TitusTour2020

Titus Tornados in Rotterdam

feat. Kevin Tshala, Victor Cascarigny, Josh Junkes, Koffe Kroon, Santino Exenberger, Tim Otto, Dominic Wenzel, and Marcel Rieger.

COS Cup 2019 Finale | Europapark Rust | Deutsche Skateboard Meisterschaft

Ten years of the COS Cup in Rust are truly a small anniversary. As presenter David Luther so beautifully put it, "no other location has endured us, the COS, so many years at a time". First held at the Europa-Park in 2010, the event did not take place as a final, but as a regular tour stop in the former circus tent. Ten years later, on the 1 Advent of 2019, the 22nd German Skateboarding Champion was crowned. The fact that Europa-Park was already dressed in winter at this time of year did not detract from the atmosphere in the modern arena, quite the contrary. Short waiting times in the amusement park allowed the participants to quickly enjoy the advantages of this unique venue. So a top-class final was guaranteed that Alex Mizurov won in the end. Congratulations to the 7th German Champion title.


Zehn Jahre COS Cup in Rust bedeuten wahrhaftig ein kleines Jubiläum. Wie Moderator David Luther so schön formulierte, „hat keine andere Location uns, also den COS, so viele Jahre am Stück ausgehalten“. Erstmalig 2010 im Europa-Park ausgetragen, fand das Event damals nicht als Finale, sondern als regulärer Tourstopp im ehemaligen Zirkuszelt statt. Zehn Jahre später wurde dort am 1. Advent 2019 der 22. Deutsche Meister im Skateboarding gekürt. Dass sich der Europa-Park um diese Jahreszeit schon im Winterkleid präsentierte, tat der Stimmung in der modernen Arena keinerlei Abbruch, ganz im Gegenteil. Geringe Wartezeiten im Freizeitpark erlaubten es den Teilnehmern, auch mal auf die Schnelle die Vorzüge dieses einzigartigen Austragungsorts zu genießen. So war ein hochkarätiges Finale garantiert, dass schlussendlich von Alex Mizurov gewonnen wurde. Herzlichen Glückwunsch zum 7. Deutschen Meistertitel.