Hopkin team rider Jackson Shapiera was featured on ABC3’s Rush TV, an extreme sports show detailing the riders and characters involved in each all things extreme.

Hopkin Racing team rider Rob McWhinnie explores some terrain around Sydney’s Northern Beaches before venturing into the heart of Sydney City to a new carpark the crew had recently found

Hopkin Racing team rider Jackson Shapiera took a trip down to Adelaide in South Australia with QLD rider Adam Yates in search of hills and good times with the local crew. This is a raw run of one of the many hills to be found down there.

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

On tour in the French Alps, downhill legend Sebastian Tournissac shared his house and his local hill with the crew, revealing one of the finest gems in the area.

Skatehorde Presents: Danger bay to LA 2009

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.

Jackson Shapiera riding the bottom section of Piuma in Malibu, CA.
Rayne Nemesis Deelite, Kooky Speed Trucks 190mm, Orangatang In Heats 80a

Orangatang team rider James Kelly showing off his stand up style down one of California’s gnarliest road.

In May, 2009, Skatehorde.com team rider Jackson Shapiera toured Canada for the 2nd time racing Danger Bay, Jakes Rash and the Gold rush. In the mean time he was able to do quite a bit of freeriding. This video is of Jackson and Orangatang team rider Louis Piloni riding mt Seymour during.

Beat the Bastard was held in Townsville, QLD Australia. It was the first Free Ride event ever to be held in Australia, and was also the first Gravity event to be a charity. They were raising money to beat the bastard, prostate cancer.
The event also included the 2nd round of the Cone Head Cup, and was a gnarly SuperG course that was around 60km/h and through hectic bends.
It was truly an epic event. DVD coming soon…