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  1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Jake_Brown_(skateboarder)Jake Brown (skateboarder) - Wikipedia

    Jake Brown (born 6 September 1974) is an Australian skateboarder who specialises in transition skateboarding. He began competing in 1996 and regularly [citation needed] appears as a contestant in the X Games contest events.

  2. www.youtube.com › watchJake Brown's Biggest Slam | World of X Games - YouTube

    Jake Brown free fell from almost 4 stories in the air, then walked away during Skateboard Big Air at X Games 13. He wasn't down for long coming back at X Gam...

  3. www.facebook.com › XGames › videosJake Brown's crash seen ‘round the world! - Facebook

    30 de mar. de 2020 · In 2007, Jake Brown landed Big Air’s first 720 in competition moments before his infamous crash. He still took silver that year, then returned for bronze...

  4. www.youtube.com › watchJake Brown lands first ollie 720 in Skateboard Big Air: 2013 -...

    Jake Brown lands first ollie 720 in Skate Big Air at X Games Foz Do Iguacu 2013---Progression at its finest! X Games is your premier destination for all thin...

  5. www.skateboarding.com › videos › jake-brown-first-ever-ollie-720-in-skate-big-airJake Brown first ever ollie 720 in Skate Big Air - TransWorld ...

    21 de abr. de 2013 · No 50-foot slam this time—Jake Brown landed the first ever ollie 720 in Skate Big Air at X Games Foz Do Iguacu, Brazil over the weekend. Jake ended up in third place behind Elliot Sloan and Bob Burnquist in first.

  6. www.mtv.com › news › 9q7iyy'Unbreakable' Skateboarder Jake Brown Talks About His Death ... -...

    SANTA MONICA, California -- On Thursday, X Games skateboarder Jake Brown landed the world's first 720-degree spin on a Mega Ramp, then fell from the equivalent of a five-story...

  7. www.skateboarding.com › features › jake-brown-wins-gold-in-x-games-big-airJake Brown Wins Gold In X Games Big Air - Skateboarding Magazine

    31 de jul. de 2009 · Jake Brown finally wins! Jake edged out Bob Burnquist with a backside 360 across the 70-foot gap to a 21-foot high 540 to win gold. Jake even tried a couple 900s!