He broke the world record for speed skateboarding in Quebec | The Moment

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He broke the world record for speed skateboarding in Quebec | The Moment. (2026, October 26). CBC News. https://www.cbc.ca/player/play/9.7395730?cmp=rss

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Diego Poncelet set a new world record for speed skateboarding by reaching 151.83 km/h on the Route du Fleuve in Les Éboulements, Quebec. In an interview with The National, Poncelet discusses this achievement.
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📰 World Record For Speed Skateboarding
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Topics

Charlevoix Downhill Les Éboulements Quebec The National

Subjects

Quebec GPE · 2× Charlevoix GPE · 1× Diego Poncelet PERSON · 1× Downhill ORG · 1× Les Éboulements GPE · 1× The National ORG · 1×

Narrative

Downhill skateboarder Diego Poncelet tells The National about the moment he beat the speed skateboarding record, reaching 151.83 km/h down the Route du Fleuve in Charlevoix's Les Éboulements, Quebec.
framing: assertive · carried by 1 article(s) · first seen 2026-10-26
2026-10-26 · CBC News
He broke the world record for speed skateboarding in Quebec | The Moment · assertive framing

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He broke the world record for speed skateboarding in Quebec | The Moment asserted
He → break → Quebec
Downhill skateboarder Diego Poncelet tells The National about the moment he beat the speed skateboarding record, reaching 151.83 km/h down the Route du Fleuve in Charlevoix's Les Éboulements, Quebec. asserted
he → tell → Éboulements
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