Grand Skate Tour 2025 Winners

The Grand Skate Tour 2025 finals shook Khodynka Field with so much energy it could be felt far beyond the park. The crowd was cheering for every single rider, but only the most technical and consistent made it to the podium.

This year’s third place went to two-time GST champion Matías Dell Olio from Argentina, once again proving how skateboarding can be turned into a real show. Silver was claimed by Peru’s own "Spider-Man," Angelo Caro, who threw down his signature moves on every rail in the park. And the big win went to 15-year-old French rider Julian Agliardi, who scored an incredible 90 points both in the 45-second runs and the best trick section.

Final results (Men's):

1 — Julian Agliardi — 181.00
2 — Angelo Caro — 171.67
3 — Matías Dell Olio — 157.33
4 — Yvon Martinez — 154.00
5 — Grigory Chepelev — 149.84
6 — Alex Decunha — 141.77
7 — Savva Vostokov — 105.77
8 — Marcelo Jimenez — 75.33

The women’s final at GST25 turned into an epic showdown!

Skaters from around the world battled for the top spot, wowing the crowd with their tricks, and only the most deserving claimed their titles.

The contest was incredibly close — the final scores were separated by just a single point. But there could only be one winner, and that was Tatyana Styrova. Maria Ozhigova took second place — fun fact, just a day earlier she and Tatyana faced off in the Game of S.K.A.T.E. final, where they also put on a great performance. Bronze this year went to Olympic finalist and former Grand Skate Tour champion, Colombia’s Jazmin Alvarez.

Final results (Women's):

1 — Tatiana Styrova — 65.20
2 — Maria Ozhigova — 64.93
3 — Jasmine Alvarez — 63.50
4 — Anastasia Antonova — 59.24
5 — Boipelo Auach — 32.60
6 — Alexandra Timonina — 30.50
7 — Zlata Kozlova — 26.23

Huge respect to all the riders for incredible skateboarding — and congratulations to the champions!