Watch skateboarder Bob Burnquist strike Big Air gold at X Games Austin 2015

Skateboarder Bob Burnquist, nursing a broken left arm, reclaimed the top spot on the podium in X-Games Big Air after being edged out last year by young gun Tom Schaar. With the victory, Burnquist upped his record for the most career X Games medals to twenty-eight.

[fusion_title size=”4″]GOLD MEDAL: BOB BURNQUIST[/fusion_title]

Burnquist trains regularly on his backyard mega-ramp, and as the adage goes: practice makes perfect. In Austin, the 38-year-old Brazilian landed a switch 540 over the 63-feet gap into an Indy 700 landing fakie on the 27-feet high quarterpipe to post the top score of 93.33.

Obrigado. Thank you. #dreamwalking #skatelife

A photo posted by Bob Burnquist (@bobburnquist) on Jun 6, 2015 at 9:15am PDT

[fusion_title size=”4″]SILVER MEDAL: ELLIOT SLOAN[/fusion_title]

New York, New Yorker Elliot Sloan, who currently resides in sunny San Diego, claimed the silver medal with with an Indy 7 to an enormous tailgrab 900 more than 21-feet above the quarterpipe.

Last night was insane!!! Thanks to everyone that tuned in!! Really appreciate your support 😁🙏🏼 #Xgames @rockstarenergy @globebrand @birdhouseskateboards @boneswheels @triple8nyc @dakine @187killerpads @mrm_usa @thundertrucks @mobgrip @ethika @randomshardware

A photo posted by Elliot Sloan (@elliotsloan) on Jun 6, 2015 at 9:07am PDT

[fusion_title size=”4″]BRONZE MEDAL: TOM SCHAAR[/fusion_title]

Fifteen-year-old prodigy Tom Schaar, last year’s champion, claimed the bronze medal with a second run score of 88.00.

Super hyped to get 3rd on big air. Everyone killed it, one of the best contest I've ever witnessed. Elliot made one of the best runs ever and took 2nd. Bob threw down his gnarly switch moves and got 1st

A photo posted by Tom Schaar (@tomschaar) on Jun 5, 2015 at 9:15pm PDT