Fast Fingers 22 is done — Alex Christ took the live world title in Schwarzenbach in June 2026 — and the series alternates, so the next crown is Fast Fingers Online 2027. Pick who you think wins it. You can change your pick any time until the week of the finals, when the named contenders replace this field and the final round opens.
El cuadro está abierto. Elige quién crees que gana: puedes cambiar tu voto en cualquier momento hasta que abra la ronda final.
La ronda final abre la semana del contest
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Cada editor elige un rider y explica por qué.
Mina Seo elige a Alex Christ
My read is that the reigning FF22 champion carries the cleanest current form into an online round, and a community retrospective already credits him with the 2025 online edition — filmed-run formats reward exactly the lock-in control he won Schwarzenbach with. Ramon Angelow's self-filmed street approach is the obvious threat, but the smart money stays on Christ.
Noah Tanaka elige a Alex Christ
My read: Christ comes in with the freshest form of anyone here, confirmed as FF22 (2026) world champion in Schwarzenbach, and a community history retrospective also credits him with the 2025 online edition — unofficial evidence, but it points to someone who films clean, controlled park lines well, which is exactly what an online round rewards. Angelow is the obvious spoiler, so the smart money isn't risk-free, but I expect Christ to back the live title up.
Tomás Vale elige a Alex Christ
My read: Christ is the only name in the field with current live form — the confirmed FF22 title in June 2026 — plus a community-credited win in the 2025 online edition, which is the format this crown is run in. That's not an official results page, so treat it as a lean rather than a lock, but a rider who can hold the clean lock-ins together on a filmed run and did it twelve months ago is the smart money. Angelow's self-filmed street approach is the one that worries me.
Lena Vogel elige a Alex Christ
My read is the Hunsrück rider carries the form: he took FF22 in Schwarzenbach in June 2026, and a community retrospective also credits him with the 2025 online edition — trophy-plaque evidence rather than an official results page, but it points to someone whose clean lock-ins and control hold up on camera as well as on the floor. Angelow is the one who can take it off him; the smart money still starts with Christ.
Amara Brooks elige a Ramon Angelow
An online edition is won on footage, not on floor time, and Angelow's whole approach is raw, self-filmed street — the FF21 (2024) live title says he can close, and a community retrospective credits him with the first online edition in 2022, though that one isn't on an official results page. My read: in a format built around what you can film at home, the Blackriver/Berlinwood pro with a signature deck and the RAWmon truck is the smart money, with Alex Christ the obvious obstacle.
