Olympic Paris: Leticia announces she won't be competing in the Paris Olympic

Posted by Eticketing.co on June 7th, 2023

Olympic Paris: Star Brazilian skateboarder Leticia Bufoni, is a prominent figure in the world of skateboarding. She has officially declared that she will not be competing in the Olympic Paris Games in Paris 2024. Bufoni, in an interview with Brazilian ESPN, expressed that her current focus is on other personal projects. Has taken precedence over her commitment to pursuing a spot in the upcoming Olympic 2024. I would love to participate in the next Olympic Paris Games. But I am still deeply dedicated to my ongoing projects Bufoni stated during the interview.

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Bufoni further elaborated that participating in the Olympic Games. Would require her to set aside all her current projects, which she believes is not the right time for. She expressed her desire to remain focused on her current ventures. Indicating that her time for the France Olympic has not yet come. Notably. Bufoni was absent from the initial two Olympic Paris qualifying events.

Where skaters accumulate points towards their Olympic Skate street ranking for Paris 2024. The decision to step away from Olympic 2024 contention was not an easy one for Bufoni. She emphasized that it was a lengthy and thoughtful process, taking more than a year for her to conclude.

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Olympic Skateboarding Vincent Matheron and Louise-Aina Taboulet champions excelled in France Olympic

At the French Championships for women's skateboarding, the young French talent demonstrated their dominance in both disciplines. Lucie Schoonheere excelled in street discipline. While another remarkable skater, only 13 years old, confidently claimed the national title in the park category. Louise-Aina Taboulet, competing against senior skaters for the first time, emerged as the champion in Pau on Sunday.

She secured the victory ahead of Emilie Alexandre and Ambre Petitjean, establishing herself. As the top-ranked French skater in the recent qualifying events for the Olympic Paris 2024. Hailing from Leucate in Aude, Taboulet showcased her skills on the global stage. By achieving a notable 19th place at the World Championships held in February. Meanwhile, in the men's competition, the experience gained from international competitions played a crucial role.

Vincent Matheron, who finished 7th in the Tokyo Olympics and is well-known on the world circuit. Lived up to his reputation as a strong contender. Matheron is currently ranked 17th in the World Skate world ranking for the Paris Olympic. Utilized his status effectively and emerged as a significant favourite in Pau. Jean Pantaleo and Tom Martin joined him on the podium, completing the top three positions in the competition.

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Olympic Skateboarding Tupelo community celebrates Boerner skatepark ready for Paris 2024

A gathering of Tupelo officials, business owners, nonprofit advocates, and local skaters took place to commemorate the official inauguration of the city's newly opened skatepark on Tuesday morning. The recently revamped Boerner Park, situated adjacent to the Oren Dunn Museum at Ballard Park, has been skateboard-ready for Paris 2024 for approximately two months. City officials expressed their pride in witnessing skaters utilize the park daily since the completion of the half-million-dollar upgrade in April.

During the celebration, Matt Robinson, president of Tupelo Skate Board and owner of the local skate shop, Change, expressed his gratitude to the dedicated France Olympic advocates of free public spaces. He acknowledged the importance of such spaces in allowing children to grow and thrive as a community in a peaceful environment. Robinson emphasized the significance of the skateboarding community being embraced as an integral part of the larger community.

With the establishment of the new skatepark, he anticipates the growth of skateboarding activities, not only at this park but also in the future development of additional parks. At the entrance of the park, a mosaic adorned one of the ramps, featuring the name Boerner Skatepark crafted from hundreds of tiles reclaimed from the demolished Trace Inn. Hal Boerner, a local skater and the son of Helen Boerner and the late Hank Boerner, created this artwork. The park itself is named in honour of the Boerners, who played a pivotal role in the construction of the original park in 2004.

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