JECHEON, South Korea, July 23 – The 2025 Asian Roller Skating Championship, a premier continental event, has officially kicked off in Jecheon-si, Chungbuk. This year’s championship marks its largest scale to date, drawing a massive contingent of 1,300 participants, including teams and officials from 19 countries.
Spectacle on Wheels Draws International Talent
This massive roller skating event features 1,300 athletes from 19 nations.
- The 2025 Asian Roller Skating Championship is the largest ever.
- 1,300 athletes and officials from 19 countries are participating.
- Events span speed, hockey, freestyle, artistic, and roller derby.
- The championship impacts local economy and celebrates international sportsmanship.
The 2025 Asian Roller Skating Championship is the largest ever, featuring 1,300 people from 19 countries. The event will showcase thrilling competitions across six venues in the region, including Jecheon Gymnasium and Semyung University Gymnasium, running until July 29.
A Feast for Fans and Athletes Alike
Competitors will battle it out in seven diverse disciplines. These include speed skating on tracks and roads, inline hockey, link hockey, freestyle skating, artistic performances, and the high-octane roller derby. With many participants boasting world-class skills, spectators are in for a treat. They can witness the breathtaking precision of races decided by mere thousandths of a second, alongside the artistic flair of freestyle skaters. Inline speed skating and hockey are particularly capturing the attention of both domestic and international fans.
Economic Boost and Global Showcase
Mayor Kim Chang-gyu expressed optimism about the championship’s impact. “It will have a positive impact on the revitalization of the local economy by visiting overseas teams historically,” he stated. This year marks the 20th edition of the Asian Roller Skating Championships, with Korea hosting it for the first time since Japan hosted it previously.
