Rodolfo Ramos Wins Skate Park - 2009 Toyota Challenge Results

September 19, 2009 – 9:00 pm PT by Greg
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Men's Skate Park Podium - 2009 Toyota Challenge cr. Scott Klepper

Skate Park Men's Podium @ 2009 Toyota Challenge - cr. Scott Klepper

Rodolfo Ramos is a seasoned Dew Tour veteran, one of the best of the Brazillians to challenge skaters like Ryan Sheckler, P-Rod and Greg Lutzka as they topped the podium month after month, year after year.  Now GuGu, as he is known, has finally won a contest — the first Brazillian to do so after years of trying.  He took the top spot in the Skate Park finals at the Toyota Challenge, the fourth stop of the Dew Tour in Salt Lake City.

Sure, Ryan Sheckler wasn’t there, but Chaz Ortiz, P-Rod, Lutzka and Chris Cole were part of the picture and Nick Dompierre, who has been a factor on the Dew Tour this season.  Cole finished in second, less than a point behind Ramos, while Dompierre was third.

Check out the final results below.

2009 TOYOTA CHALLENGE
SKATEBOARD PARK FINALS - 9-19-2009 - Salt Lake City

1. Rodolfo Ramos - 88.83
2. Chris Cole - 88.05
3. Nick Dompierre - 84.93
4. Ryan Decenzo - 84.88
5. Tyler Hendley - 82.18
6. Greg Lutzka - 80.53
7. Carlos De Andrade - 83.05
8. Kurtis Colamonico - 79.10
9. Paul Rodriguez - 78.40
10. Chaz Ortiz - 73.00
11. Milton Martinez - 71.20
12. Adam Dyet - 65.80



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  1. One Response to “Rodolfo Ramos Wins Skate Park - 2009 Toyota Challenge Results”

  2. I was watching the skateboard competition on TV at work, I work in a hospital so it was a patient’s room(I’m on the Lift-Team)so I dont know what channel it was, probably cable, but in-between runs the network snuk in a video that still has me asking, WTF!?
    It was a type of video, and music, AND subject matter that is the exact antithesis of skateboard ethos, the stuff that the OG skaters probably railed against and trash-talked back in the day, and I dont think anything has changed even today, except of course the money that the record company/network paid the skaters to be a part of this abomination. First of all, the name of the singer/rapper was Asher Roth, I mean, how much more Jew can that name be?? Like one of those names on Shindlers List…”Name?”..”Schlomo Finkle”..”Next”…Asher Roth”…I mean, you could tell this dude had his big-time daddy Jewish BIGSHOT pay some BIG BUCKS to get this song onto the skateboard finals. Second, not only was it a terrible and goofy song, but it was about girls not wanting to be hit upon in a disco but only wanting to “dance”…..how much more lame and anti-skate is that?? How nutless can a song be?? I mean, sticking a Mariachi song in there would have been more appropriate. The last thing is, this video is so inherently “bubble-gum” lame, that the network or somebody inserted shots of the skaters mugging, giving the “shaka” hand sign and doing stunts throughout the video, therby trying to make it more palatable, more viewer/skater friendly, a skate cred stamp of approval kind of thing, but all that did was to highlight how out-of-place this video-drivel was. Does anyone have a comment on this? Did anyone see this thing???

    By garagehero on Sep 21, 2009

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