X Air 2025 delivered another massive weekend for action sports in New Zealand, lighting up Mercury BayPark Stadium in Mt Maunganui over ANZAC Weekend (April 25–26). Among the international talent and local heavy hitters, CORE Team Rider Corey Sponseller stood out with a powerful performance that earned him 2nd place in the fiercely competitive Scooter Finals.
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With the event broadcast nationally on Sky Sport 4, fans across New Zealand and beyond were able to witness the electric atmosphere and top-tier talent on display. It was a huge moment for action sports visibility—and Corey made the most of it.
Known for his smooth style and technical control, Corey came into the weekend focused and ready. Riding his signature CORE scooter, he put down a series of lines that blended precision, power, and creativity across both Park and Street sections. The course at X Air was no joke—designed to test every aspect of a rider’s skill set, from flow and speed to trick variety and consistency.
In the finals, Corey held his nerve and delivered under pressure, impressing judges with his ability to link difficult combos while keeping his style clean and controlled. He wasn’t just riding the course—he was commanding it.
“So stoked on 🥈 @xairnz ‼️ Had an awesome time with everyone in such a unique comp 🤩
Thank you @coreuk for the ongoing support, will post my run shortly!”
— Corey Sponseller
Corey shared the podium with Jordan Chan, who took 1st place with a standout performance, and Connor Ransley, who landed 3rd with his own impressive technical riding. The level of competition was sky-high, making Corey’s 2nd place finish even more meaningful.
Alongside the medal, Corey also pocketed $750 NZD in prize money—well-deserved recognition for a weekend of world-class riding.
Whether you're a longtime fan or new to the scene, Corey’s run at X Air showed exactly why his signature setup is built for performance. Designed for serious riders and proven on one of the biggest stages in the southern hemisphere, it’s more than just a pro model—it’s a statement.
Stay tuned for more CORE team coverage. With riders like Corey leading the charge, the future of scooter riding is looking brighter than ever.
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