CHIANG RAI – Two young inline speed skaters from Chiang Rai Province made their mark at the Singha Inline Speed Skate Thailand 2026 Championship. Nipada Pannachai and Hana Wangtakwadee, both representing the Legend Maker Chiangrai team, each secured a silver medal in their respective categories.
The competition, held from July 27-29, 2026, at BG Stadium in Pathum Thani, brought together top skaters from across the country.
This event was the first of the 2026 circuit organized by the Thai Extreme Sports Association. The success of these two young athletes highlights the growing talent pool in Chiang Rai and the dedication of their coaches.
Key Takeaways
- Double Silver for Chiang Rai: Two youth skaters won silver medals at a national championship.
- Young Talent Shines: Nipada Pannachai (4th grade) and Hana Wangtakwadee (2nd grade) proved their skills on a national stage.
- National Recognition: The event was organized by the Thai Extreme Sports Association, drawing competitors from all over Thailand.
The Singha Inline Speed Skate Thailand 2026 Championship was a major event. It gave young athletes a chance to show off their hard work. Nipada Pannachai, a 4th grader at Chiang Rai Provincial Administrative Organization School, competed in the 600m Female Fun Fitness category. She raced hard and earned a well-deserved silver medal.
Hana Wangtakwadee, a 2nd grader from Chiang Rai Kindergarten School, also had an impressive showing. She competed in the 200m Female Fun Fitness category and took home a silver medal as well. Both girls represented the Legend Maker Chiangrai team.
The Team Behind the Success
These victories are not just about individual talent. They also show the dedication of the Legend Maker Chiangrai team. The coaches and staff have worked hard to train these young athletes. They provide the guidance and support needed to compete at a high level.
This team is helping to build a strong future for extreme sports in Chiang Rai. By supporting youth athletes, they are putting their province on the map. The Thai Extreme Sports Association (TESA) continues to promote events like this to encourage the growth of the sport. You can find more information about TESA’s events on their official website.
