4 races around Europe will take places between July and August on some of the most famous track in the World for the IDF European Championship 2018
European Championship 2018
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| Name | Date | Rego | Country | Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Transylvania DH | 6/7 | Open |  Romania | WQS |
| Kozakov Challenge | 16/7 | Sold out ! |  Czech Republic | WC |
| Verdicchio Race | 25/7 | Open |  Italy | WC |
| Sanki | 10/8 | Open |  Russia | WQS |
| Mt. Jefferson | 24/8 | Open |  United States | WQS |
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4 races around Europe will take places between July and August on some of the most famous track in the World for the IDF European Championship 2018
Although 13 more races remain all around the world, we are already looking ahead to 2019. The IDF is excited to continue our close collaboration with all the organizers around the world.
We ask Josh Evans a few questions in the wake of him winning the 2018 Asia Pacific Championships. And we recap the entire Asia Pacific continental champions race, with details for womens, juniors, masters and luge.
We catch up with Harry Clarke and Pepe Laporte to hear how the Arirang Hill 2018 Finals went down, and give a photo recap of the finals.
Day Two qualifications began with yesterday's fastest qualifier, Chase Hiller, breaking his ankle on his first run. With Chase out of the picture, fellow Coloradan Daina Banks pipped him by one-hundredth of a second to take the top qualifying spot in Open Skateboard.
We caught up with Chase Hiller, the standout rider from Day 1 of Arirang Hill 2018. A strong field of 95 riders from 20 countries assembled here in South Korea for the last race of the Asia-Pacific tour.
In 2017 Arirang Hill took us all by surprise.The technical nature of the race track, the infrastructure, and the support were all world class. The event organisers' have promised bigger and better in 2018. We aren’t sure what more they can do, so we sat down with Areum Jung of the ISCA to find out what the team in Korea have been up to.