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Brazilian skateboarding infrastructure and competition

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Developments in Brazilian skateboarding involve both infrastructure improvements and organized professional competitions. In Paranoá, the Government of the Federal District completed renovations to a local skatepark and invested in plaza improvements, including new sidewalks and community meeting points. In Florianópolis, the Trinda Times skatepark has expanded into a major regional hub and venue for national competitions. In Salvador, the Skatepark do Subúrbio, which was established through urban revitalization projects linked to the implementation of the Light Rail Vehicle (VLT), hosted the final stage of the 2026 Circuito Banco do Brasil de Skate on November 7 and 8. The 5,000 square meter facility is the first in Brazil to receive international certification from World Skate. The event featured professional athletes in Park and Street modalities, including regional competitors such as Ricardo Tapioca from Pernambuco, the first professional from the Northeast in the Skate Park modality. The venue aims to stimulate sports practice, public space occupation, and economic growth in the Subúrbio region. The inaugural season of the Banco do Brasil Skate Circuit concluded in Salvador, following previous stages in Curitiba and Barueri. The two day event drew over 10,000 attendees and determined season champions for both Street and Park disciplines. Awards were presented for the Salvador stage winners, the overall circuit ranking, and the professional ranking organized by Skate Brasil Skateboarding. In the Women's Street category in Salvador, Manuella Moretti secured first place with 162.98 points, followed by Julia Cidrão and Maria Lúcia.

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