Timon Pharabod - France - Scootering World Championships Sakai 2025

We're going to have to put our eyes in the sky for your next rider. You're number two qualifier coming out of France. Please put your hands together. I got you, Timon! There we go, the Cheval Noir from Montpellier in the south of France. Starting at the highest point in the park. Sitting at a 50-50 position. And here at the high house. Bartwist, Kiglis over that gap. Only one hitting that gap, only one starting that high on the wall there, Todd. Oh, hold on to it! Oh, he gets it! Keep it going, Timon! The guy's got all the tricks, all the potential. We're calling him a dark horse. He didn't qualify second, but the trick selection, the transfers, the power. Yeah, there's so much power. Like you said, when we caught him in his national outfit for the first time, we were like, is that Timon Faribault or is that a member of the French rugby team? 360 front flip! Oh, he gets it! Straight into a five-flare bar back-to-back. Insane tricks. Wow, Timon Faribault showing us why he was our pick to be the dark horse, coming into this thing, watching him in practice. He, at times, struggled because the tricks he's trying are so technical and it takes a ton of power. He's not the most consistent with them, but guess what? When it counted, he put them all together. Well, when you say he's not that consistent, they're just really droppable tricks. Exactly, exactly. And the lines he's taking are really easy to get wrong. He's doing line this line no one else is doing this line. Bastion's doing something similar, but nowhere near as big and not with a trick. Timon Faribault has the tricks. Late whip, spots his landing super early, lands so high. Yes! Straight into a Stanley, late right. Oh, man. He's doing mad rotations. It's literally my job to know, and I don't know what these tricks are. I love that pocket air as well, this angle. That camera angle doesn't give that justice. That's like a 50 degree pocket air. Oh, yeah. Oh, man. And he ends his run with a cash roll bar straight into a five player bar. That's the combo he was telling you. It was actually making him a little dizzy at times. Yeah, I can imagine. That is all packed in so tight. Timon Faribault looks at the screen. We've got the split screen. 85.93. Timon Faribault goes third. Jumping into the podium. Still got Jaden Charman up top, Jordan Clark in second. We've also got our top qualifier.