Egoitz Bijueska, a 15-year-old skater from the Basque Country in Spain, won the men's Park final at the World Skateboarding Championship in São Paulo, Brazil. This championship, while designated as the 2025 edition, took place in March 2026 and saw Bijueska perform exceptionally under pressure, earning a score of 95.86 points. This score not only secured his victory but also matched the highest historical score in this category, signifying a significant achievement for the young athlete.

Bijueska's performance was particularly noteworthy as he faced tough competition, notably from local skater Kalani Konig, who took the silver medal with a score of 94.80. This victory is an important milestone in Bijueska's career, as it marks his first gold medal at a world championship, further establishing his reputation following his previous win at the World Cup in Rome. The event showcased the rising talents in skateboarding, with Bijueska leading the way as one of the youngest champions in the sport's history.

Additionally, the competition included other prominent skaters, such as American Tom Schaar, who finished third with a score of 90.51, and Australian Keegan Palmer, the Olympic champion. Bijueska's triumph at such a young age highlights the potential for future success in the sport, inspiring a new generation of skaters and demonstrating the growing global prominence of skateboarding as a competitive activity.