Neve Entwistle - Great Britain - Scootering World Championships Sakai 2025

And Niamh Entwistle has wrapped it up. This will be a victory lap for the young Brit. You can see the excitement on her face. Everyone going crazy for Niamh right now. In she comes for her victory lap here of Sakai. Come on Niamh, do it for the crowd. Let's get it. Big old triple whip straight into the D-flip. Floor with a dry whip. Catch gets so high. The transfer from the quad to the wall is just so beautiful. Her technique is absolutely immaculate. Using that cool line of pumping just to get speed for this mini. Transferring over, gets it. She's still going hard. Finger whip kickless rewind, super sick. Why not an 85? Sakai, keep it going for Niamh Entwistle, your new world champion. Huge block of flats. We actually had to put a ladder to help some of the lappies get up. That's how big it is. Turns around with the back up, cruising back in to the spine. Whips it to finish him off. That was a victory lap. She nails it. What an exclamation point. Flair triple whip, ghost nuts on top of the box. Your new world champion is Niamh Entwistle from the United Kingdom. The British team manager absolutely storming the park. Wow, this has been quite a final. I can't even imagine the emotions that Niamh is feeling right now. And talk about a victory lap. She could have just done some cool tricks that people like. No, she threw down a banger run and she ended it with a flair triple whip. She threw down arguably the best women's competition run we've ever seen at our World Skate Final. Pure emotion from her and her competitors. Look at this incredible camaraderie as they all go over to say congratulations to your new world champion. Congratulations to Niamh putting together not just one but two amazing runs. Killing it all week. It's not a sprint, it's a marathon. You have to qualify. You've got semis. Now we're in the finals. It's a pressure cooker. And she's made it to the end. Absolutely. She had to even make her team now. It's a year's worth of effort since Rome to put together this run. And to put together this campaign to take this World Championships. And look, it looks like no pressure on those shoulders. She was just flowing out there, Todd. Just 18 years old from the Wirral in the UK. She passed her driving test a week ago as well. And I don't think she needed it. I'd have just given her the license. She could clearly handle anything on wheels. Yeah, if it's on wheels, she'd probably be all right. Two, three. Oh, wow. Flair triple. Unbelievable. And everyone goes wild. Yeah. It's going crazy. Yes, Steve. The scooter pro. And the celebration is just beginning for your new women's park world championship. Collapsing into tears. Oh, my goodness. What seems in Sakai Japan for the World Skate World Scooter Championships. What a moment for Dave. Even some of the guys coming out of the course are congratulating. They know how insane that last run was as well. Matti Pekarek, her teammate, also about to go into the men's world finals here. 85.2. What a run, Todd. What a run. And I'm not even sure that Flair triple whip counted. I think that might have been slightly off the time. So that is a conservative score for what she is able to do. Well, this woman is unstoppable. Like I say, she's been an absolute train through this year, dominating every competition she went to. I went to the core open back earlier in the year. What a display of freestyle scootering in the women's park division. Just a whole other level entirely. And on this world stage, she's proven that she is number one, handling that pressure, throwing down when it matters, and taking her first ever world championship to go alongside her silver medal last year and her European championship. She is now British, European, and world champion. The triple crown right there. And she qualified in first and had the win.