WST Dubai Street 2024: Vincent Milou tops men's quarter-final 

In the baking heat of the desert sun, the French skater finished top of the pile for the second time this week to lead Olympic and world champions Horigome Yuto and Shirai Sora into the semi-final. 

3 minBy Chloe Merrell
Vincent Milou kickflip lip WST Dubai
(Anthony Acosta/World Skate)

Top qualifier Vincent Milou showed his prowess once again as he topped the men's quarter-final at skateboarding's WST Dubai Street 2024 event on Friday (8 March).

The Frenchman, who emerged as the top qualifier in the opening round on Wednesday, upgraded his first run score of 73.43 to 85.47 in his second run to secure pole position going into tomorrow's semifinal.

Finishing just behind Milou was a three-strong string of Japanese skaters fronted by Olympic champion Horigome Yuto (83.23) and Onodera Ginwoo (79.39), while newly crowned world champion Shirai Sora went through in 10th place.

The semi-finals, streaming live tomorrow on Olympics.com and on the official Olympics mobile app, will see a shift in format with the best trick section entering play.

After attempting two runs the skaters will then get five attempts to put down a ‘best trick’. The total score will be determined based on the best run score result combined with the best two trick scores.

According to the organisers, the weather conditions are expected to deteriorate overnight, potentially leading to a delay in the start of tomorrow's semifinals.

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WST Dubai Street 2024: Men's quarter-final results and best run scores

The top 16 advanced to the semifinal.

  1. Vincent Milou (FRA) - 85.47
  2. Horigome Yuto (JPN) - 83.23
  3. Onodera Ginwoo (JPN) - 79.39
  4. Netsuke Kairi (JPN) - 77.52
  5. Richard Tury (SVK) - 74.67
  6. Cordano Russell (CAN) - 71.68
  7. Matt Berger (CAN) - 68.46
  8. Ryan Decenzo (CAN) - 67.09
  9. Deivid Tuesta (PER) - 66.61
  10. Shirai Sora (JPN) - 66.35
  11. Jake Ilardi (USA) - 65.81
  12. Felipe Gustavo (BRA) - 65.01
  13. Watanabe Sena (JPN) - 63.40
  14. Aoki Yukito (JPN) - 62.64
  15. Gustavo Ribeiro (POR) - 61.29
  16. Rome Collyer (AUS) - 60.17
  17. Pool Bellido (PER) - 57.30
  18. Giovanni Vianna (BRA) - 56.74
  19. Kristoffer Kroon (SWE) - 55.73
  20. Jhancarlos Gonzalez Oritz (COL) - 53.10
  21. Agustin Aquila (ITA) - 52.85
  22. Madu Teixeira (POR) - 50.15
  23. Joseph Garbaccio (FRA) - 48.52
  24. Lucas Rabelo (BRA) - 42.70
  25. Lucien Gourdal (FRA) - 40.56
  26. Julian Jeang-Agliardi (FRA) - 40.22
  27. Ivan Monteiro (BRA) - 40.02
  28. Alex Midler (USA) - 39.72
  29. Mike Piwowar (USA) - 38.45
  30. Joe Hinson (GBR) - 34.41
  31. Tommy Fynn (AUS) - 32.76
  32. Simen Hægeland (NOR) - 30.82

Full results can be found here.

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