Tom Schaar wins Red Bull Bowl Rippers 2026 in Marseille; 94.7 pts

Red Bull Bowl Rippers 2026 delivers surprise winners in Marseille

Known for its high-energy jam format that captures the style and spontaneity of bowl skating, Red Bull Bowl Rippers returned for the seventh edition in Marseille, France.

Danny León came up at Spain’s legendary Móstoles skatepark to take his place among the international concrete skating elite.

A 2023 park world champion and back-to-back X Games Park gold medallist, Gavin Bottger blends huge transition skating with a street game to match.

1 Red Bull Bowl Rippers 2026: results

2 Everything you need to know about Red Bull Bowl Rippers 2026

3 Watch a full replay from Red Bull Bowl Rippers 2026

Nana Taboulet proved the future of bowl skating is in safe hands

Tom Schaar soars at Red Bull Bowl Rippers 2026

Red Bull Bowl Rippers 2026: results

Tom Schaar (USA) — 94.7pts

Kieran Woolley (AUS) — 90.3

Danny León (ESP) — 89.3

Tom Martin (FRA) — 86

Gavin Bottger (USA) — 81.3

Hampus Winberg (SWE) — 80.3

Nana Taboulet (FRA) — 82.3pts

Mizuho Hasegawa (JPN) — 80.7

Ruby Lilley (USA) — 78.7

Bryce Ava Wettstein (USA) — 77

Minna Stess (USA) — 75.3

Emilie Alexandre (FRA) — 73.7

Everything you need to know about Red Bull Bowl Rippers 2026

Gavin Bottger impressed as he made it through to the men’s final

Red Bull Bowl Rippers 2026

Where did Red Bull Bowl Rippers take place?

The event was held at the Skate Park du Prado in Marseille, France.

What is the format for Red Bull Bowl Rippers?

Red Bull Bowl Rippers consists of a unique format. Competitors first complete a 45-second solo run before a signature multi-rider jam session where up to six skaters ride simultaneously.

How does the judging work at Red Bull Bowl Rippers?

The solo run makes up 20 percent of the total score, while the jam session makes up 80 percent. Riders are judged on use of the bowl, technicality, risk-taking, amplitude and style.

Who won the previous edition of Red Bull Bowl Rippers?

The sixth edition of Red Bull Bowl Rippers saw American Bryce Wettstein claim victory in the women’s event, while Spain’s Danny León triumphed in the men’s competition.

Watch a full replay from Red Bull Bowl Rippers 2026

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Published on 31.08.2026 · 14:23 UTC

The seventh edition of Red Bull Bowl Rippers, returning to Marseille after a three-year break, saw Olympic silver medalist Tom Schaar triumph in the men’s competition and rising French star Nana Taboulet claim victory in the women’s event.

Held across three days at Marseille’s legendary Bowl du Prado, Red Bull Bowl Rippers featured an intriguing mix of established names and up-and-coming talent who competed in a format that favours creativity and style.

The women’s competition featured 25 of the world’s best skaters, but only six advanced to the final. Following the individual runs and the jam session, it was 17-year-old debutant Taboulet who took home the title thanks to her bold lines and full utilisation of the bowl.

Proving that the skate scene is in safe hands for years to come, the podium featured two fellow teenagers as 15-year-old Mizuho Hasegawa of Japan finished in second, while 19-year-old American Ruby Lilly took third.

The men’s field was equally stacked, with 38 skaters starting out in qualifying. That number was whittled down to six for a thrilling final that featured rising star Gavin Bottger and defending champion Danny León .

The men’s field was equally stacked, with 38 skaters starting out in qualifying. That number was whittled down to six for a thrilling final that featured rising star

However, it was American Schar who emerged victorious after throwing a huge 540 tailgrab over the spine. Australian Kieran Woolley took second place and Spain’s León completed the podium, while local favourite Tom Martin (who won the amateur competition in 2023) finished in fourth place.

To relive all the best moments from a thrilling contest in Marseille, you can watch a full replay of the final day from Red Bull Bowl Rippers 2026 in the video below on Red Bull’s YouTube channel:

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