Jackson Shapiera took some time in between the 2010 IGSA world cup races in Europe to tour around and skate some of the best hills in the world with some of the best skaters in the world. In 2009 team Orangatang took a trip through the French Alps to skate some long beautiful roads, and in 2010 they came back with more shredders to sample some of the most amazing terrain France has to offer.

a run down the 2010 world championship track with team Brazil.
Jackson Shapiera on helmet cam.

EkstremSports Veko is the largest extreme sports festival in the world. Located in Voss, Norway, the festival draws the best athletes from all over the world to compete in categories such as sky diving, base jumping, mountain biking, BMX dirt jumping, Kayaking, Longboarding and many more.
Hopkin team rider Jackson Shapiera made the journey to this beautiful place to compete in the longboarding race, skate some of the most beautiful terrain the country has to offer and check out the growing longboarding scene that Norway is building.

It was the 2nd year that Jake’s Rash was closed down for a sanctioned race, however this year provided much rain and some intense wet riding.

Despite the large number of registered riders, only a handful of the best and ballsiest showed up to tackle this sick hill in gnarly conditions.

Jackson Shapiera and Steve Daddow slash it up around some cool spots on Sydney’s Northern Beaches

On Sunday the 7th of March, skaters from Canberra and Sydney gathered in Kangaroo Valley on the South Coast to compete in the first Outlaw race to be held in NSW. The event was proudly supported by Adrenaline+ had been organized by the Canberra ‘Dirty Downhill’ crew Owen Davies and Henry King and went off without a hitch. The day provided some fast racing and plenty of sideways action.
Filming and editing: Jackson Shapiera
Onboard Camera: Luca Coleman, Gabe Gywnne, Hugh Kibbling

Jacko’s 21st went down in Ozzie skate history with an event the first of its kind. The day consisted of crew gathering from all over the country to compete in the first longboard freestyle jam. Riders were taken to several spots on Sydneys Northern beaches and were judged purely on style. Riders were given 3 runs to impress the judges in any way they wished, and were also rewarded points for dressing up in rad retro/old skool costumes.

Join the adventure as Australian longboard skateboarder Jackson Shapiera follows a group of some of the world’s best skaters through some of the major longboarding hotspots the world has to offer, including some of the gnarliest, hardest and fastest downhill skateboarding events on the planet. Edited by: Jackson Shapiera