Thrasher Magazine

Creative skating and different eras of tricks, all mixed with Vincent's switch/regular/fakie hybrid blender. Oh yeah, he filmed this in like a minute.

Stevie went from underground to worldwide recognition with this part. He also helped spotlight manual skating as both a science and an art form. Vincent Alvarez introduces this 1999 classic.

His loose, fast style has gotten Vincent a lot of attention over the past couple years. Here's a nice downhill line as an example.

Here's the full KOTR 2011 video (all webisodes, back-to-back) plus an hour of bonus footage. Enjoy the wild ride one more time.

Here's Lakai taking the win and a recap of all the insanity from one of the best KOTR's ever. Pure skateboarding, adventure, stoke, whatever you want to call it: a big thanks to Lakai, Vans, Nike SB, and Dekline for joining this strange ride.

All four KOTR teams together makes this the best one yet. Also: Mystery Guests revealed, Juggalette make-out, crazy hill bomb, Crockett's now-legendary switch flip, and more.

Lakai continues their path of destruction from Portland to Reno with strippers and donuts as fuel.

Lakai packed their van with legends and some young guns, then went for it 110-percent. The assault began in Seattle.

Lakai or die—KOTR Blood runs deep when it's all on the line. January mag hits skateshops next week with a grip of free stickers from all the KOTR teams. Congrats, Lakai.