Peetri Battle: Four-Wheeled Madness in a Scooter Kingdom.

Jun 25, 2026

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Mark Aksel Meri, future is bright hell yes !

There are contests, and then there are strange little social experiments conducted under the fluorescent skies of suburban Estonia.
The annual Peetri Battle erupted once again at Peetri Skatepark, drawing the usual army of scooter daredevils, BMX aerialists, and assorted wheeled creatures. Somewhere in this chrome-plated circus stood the skateboard division—a brave band of exactly four souls willing to charge into battle armed with skateboards and a shocking lack of self-preservation
With four skaters entering and three podium spots available, the mathematics were less brutal than the skating. Merely surviving the afternoon gave you a fighting chance at glory.

Iago Bresciani barely noticed the Baltic chill. The Estonian summer felt like a childhood winter session with a Brazilian soundtrack.

Claiming second place was his trusted partner-in-crime Mark Jake, who spent the day throwing tricks around the park with the kind of casual style that suggests he wasn’t entirely convinced gravity applies to him.
But the real gold wasn’t hanging around anyone’s neck.

Mark Jake.

The true spectacle came from the young guns charging into the fray. Mark Aksel Meri attacked the course with the fearless energy only youth can manufacture, while Liisa Tallermo rolled into battle with enough courage to make grown men reconsider their life choices. No sponsors’ speeches, no corporate fireworks—just pure skateboarding, raw and unfiltered.

Liisa Tallermo, backside disaster.

In the end, trophies were handed out, hands were shaken, and the scooter apocalypse continued as scheduled. The skateboarders packed up their battle scars and rolled into the evening knowing they’d once again infiltrated enemy territory and lived to tell the tale.

Now feast your eyes on the photographic evidence before the lawyers, historians, and scooter kids rewrite the story.