Fingerboard World Championship
Fast Fingers Online 2025 (#2): The Online Side of the New Cadence
The second Fast Fingers Online edition — schedule confirmed, result pending verification.
Online result under review
This entry tracks the online-format source trail until an official result can be confirmed.
2025 is the online half of the new alternating live/online cadence. The schedule is published; the result is what still needs confirming.
Part of the Fast Fingers Archive
- Year
- 2025
- Edition
- —
- Format
- Online edition
- Location
- —
The contest
What happened
The official 2025 online schedule lists rules live May 17, submissions May 26–June 8, judging June–July, and a final livestream on September 6 (with the Top 30 making the livestream final). An official winner is not surfaced on the accessible official pages; a community history retrospective (cross-checked with the trophy plaques) attributes this second online edition to Alex Christ — the same rider who went on to win FF22 (2026) live. That is cautious community context, not an official result, so no confirmed champion record is created for 2025 here.1, 2, 3
The gear
Gear & setup trends
As an online edition, it foregrounds home spots, self-filming, and global participation over a single park.
The scene
Brands & scene
The online format keeps the championship open to riders who cannot travel, complementing the live editions.
The mood
The zeitgeist
A scene that can now take part through both travel and video — a live/online rhythm rather than one annual destination.
Today
Reading this year’s setups today
Reflects the modern, globally-distributed way riders engage — useful context for buyers and sellers across regions.
From the event
Setup-era context
Still being verified
- The 2025 online winner/results need verification once official results are located; the Alex Christ attribution above comes from a community retrospective + trophy plaques, not an official results page.
References
Numbered references to the brand, retailer, and community pages that back this article. The label notes how firmly each source is established.
Official 2025 online schedule: rules live May 17, submissions May 26–June 8, judging June–July, final livestream September 6 (Top 30).
Official contest-info hub; links the online-edition replays and the current contest format.
2022 community retrospective walking the full edition history. Used cross-checked against the engraved event trophy plaques as a secondary source for the early-year (pre-2008) champion names and the online-edition winners; treated as community evidence, not an official results page.
Independence & sources