Mayhem became stronger at the top of the Vissla shapers ranking
He pulled away from DHD, Sharpeye came close in third and Channel Island and Pyzel close in a distant fourth and fifth.
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The Mayhem board brand, shaped by Californian Matt Biolos, became stronger at the top of the Vissla shaper ranking after the Salvadoran stage of the CT.
Caroline Marks' victory and Griffin Colapinto's second place were key to the Californian staying in the lead and further extending his lead over Darren Handley, who remained in second place thanks to the third places of Liam O'Brien and Steph Gilmore.
Marcio Zouvi's Sharpeye, with Filipe's victory in the men's category, closed the gap.
Channel Island and Pyzel are in a very distant fourth and fifth place, having failed to achieve significant results in the final stages.
Here are the scores for each builder:
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Related Notes:
Mayhem took the lead in the Vissla shapers ranking
The Biolos brand and Marcio Zouvi's brand separated themselves from the rest in the top 5 of the constructors' ranking
Mayhem took the lead in the Vissla shaper rankings
Griffin and Carissa's victory was key to displacing DHD; the top 5 is completed by Sharp Eye, Channel Island and Pyzel in that order
Sharpeye regains the lead in the Vissla shapers ranking
Mayhem returned to second and DHD, Channel Island and Pyzel remain in the top five in that order.
DHD took the lead for the first time in the Vissla ranking of shapers
Strong performances by Molly Picklum and Ethan Ewing were two of the keys to the meteoric rise of the Australian shaper
Sharpeye remains at the top of the Vissla shaper rankings
DHD was the stage winner and got very close, Mayhem was moved to third position
Sharp Eye leads the Vissla ranking of shapers
Mayhem, Pyzel, Channel Islands and DHD, in that order, round out the top 5.
