SCC -OPEN

RAMP SLAYER OF THE YEAR - DAVID PERAZA

STREET COMBAT CONTEST - OPEN

This year the street combat contest - open in its first edition featured the best 6 underground BMX riders, who spent months recording a video part showing their level of BMX riding. This year it had a 70 - 30 evaluation system.

In this system the ratings are obtained through 2 rubrics, one dedicated to evaluating the riding level of the riders and the second dedicated to rating the cinematographic aspects of the videos.

CINEMATOGRAPHY

-STORYTELLING: [1 TO 10 POINTS]

- EDITING CREATIVITY [ 1 TO 10 POINTS ]

- CORRECT MUSICALIZATION [1 TO 10 POINTS]

- COMPOSITION AND FRAMING [1 TO 5 POINTS]

- FILMING [1 TO 5 POINTS]

RIDING

-BRUTALITY OF USE OF THE SPOTS: [1 TO 10 POINTS]

- VARIETY OF TRICKS [1 TO 10 POINTS]

-DIFFICULTY OF THE LINES EXECUTED IN DIFFERENT SPOTS [1 TO 10 POINTS]

-PRESSURE AND WILDNESS IN THE EXECUTION OF TRICKS [1 TO 10 POINTS]

- VARIATIONS AND CREATIVITY OF TRICKS ON OPPO AND REGULAR [1 TO 10 POINTS]

- DANGEROUSNESS OF TRICKS [1 TO 10 POINTS]

VOTING

The votes are an extra wild card to add extra points in the final grade.

The votes are worth 30% of the grade, which means that the percentage of votes obtained is added to the final grade.

But how do you get the final percentage?

Since votes are worth 30% of the grade, the following formula is used:

For example, if a rider obtained 46% of votes in the online voting, 46% is taken from the 30% that the votes are worth and the result obtained is the number of points that will be added to the rider's final score.

FINAL SCORE

From the scores given by the 4 judges, the 2 highest scores are taken [the highest score for cinematography and the highest score for riding].

To these 2 ratings is added the percentage obtained from the votes obtained in the online voting.