Lorraine Truong: A Legacy of Dedication and Impact in WCMX
At World WCMX, we have had the privilege of calling Lorraine Truong one of our top athletes, world champion, board member, athlete representative, and administrator—but most importantly, a dear friend. Her impact on our organization and the adaptive action sports community is immeasurable.
Lorraine has been a driving force behind the growth and success of WCMX, leading the charge in organizing the first-ever World WCMX Series, developing our rule books, contest guidelines, and competition structure, and tirelessly working to elevate the sport for athletes worldwide. Her dedication, expertise, and passion have shaped World WCMX into what it is today.
We owe Lorraine tremendous respect and appreciation for her countless contributions, and we recognize that World WCMX would not be the same without her hard work. Her efforts have not only advanced the sport but have also inspired countless athletes to push boundaries and embrace the freedom of WCMX and adaptive skateboarding.
On behalf of the entire World WCMX community, we extend our deepest gratitude to Lorraine. You have been a gift to this world and to everyone who has been impacted by adaptive action sports. We wish you continued success in all your future endeavors, good health, and many more years of high-flying, adrenaline-pumping fun!
Thank you, Lorraine, for everything. Your legacy in WCMX will always be celebrated! 💙🔥
“As a fellow board member, I’ve had the privilege of seeing Lorraine’s dedication up close. Her hard work, passion, and vision have shaped not only World WCMX but also the future of the sport. She’s inspired us all to push boundaries and keep striving for more, and for that, we are forever grateful.” – Antonio L. Torres-Vangas, Board Member, World WCMX
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I am so touched.. Thank you Tony.