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Freestyle Skiing FIS World Championships 2019


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Qualified for the women’s ski half-pipe final:

  1. :CAN Cassie Sharpe (93.2)
  2. :EST Kelly Sildaru (92.0)
  3. :USA Brita Sigourney (90.2)
  4. :CAN Rachael Karker (89.6)
  5. :CHN Zhang Kexin (80.4)
  6. :CHN Li Fanghui (79.6)
  7. :USA Maddie Bowman (77.0)
  8. :AUT Elisabeth Gram (73.6)
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Qualified for the men’s ski half-pipe final:

  1. :USA David Wise (92.0)
  2. :CAN Simon D’Artois (91.8)
  3. :USA Aaron Blunt (91.6)
  4. :USA Alex Ferreira (91.4)
  5. :FRA Kevin Rolland (91.2)
  6. :NOR Birk Ruud (89.6)
  7. :NZL Nico Porteous (87.0)
  8. :CAN Noah Bowman (86.4)
  9. :USA Taylor Seaton (85.2)
  10. :FRA Thomas Krief (84.6)

Participating in the mixed aerials team event:

  1. :SUI Carol Bouvard / Nicolas Gugax / Noë Roth
  2. :CAN Catrine Lavallee / Miha Fontaine / Felix Cormier-Boucher
  3. :RUS Liubov Nikitina / Stanislav Nikitin / Maxim Burov
  4. :KAZ  Aknarkhan Kalmurzayeva / Zhanbota Aldabergenova / Balgan Inkarbek
  5. :USA Ashley Caldwell / Christopher Lillis / Jonathon Lillis
  6. :BLR Aliaksandra Ramanouskaya / Dzmitry Mazurkevich / Maxim Gustik
  7. :AUS Brittany George / Laura Peel / David Morris
  8. :CHN Xu Mengtao / Sun Jiaxu / Wang Xindi
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Mixed Teams Aerials:

 

1. Switzerland (Bouvard/Gygax/Roth)  :SUI  303.08

2. China (Xu/Sun/Wang)  :CHN  297.82

3. Russia (Nikitina/Nikitin/Burov)  :RUS  296.74

  

 

Full Final Result HERE

 

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Could someone please explain why snowboard cross and freestyle skiing aerials have a team event and the other disciplines dont?

 

Overall very bad (organized) championships, it is completely unacceptable that disciplines get cancelled (so quickly). For some athletes that means 3 years without a major championship (2018 - 2021). In addition to that the level seems very bad in many disciplines, some of the top guys in halfpipe/slopestlye dont even bother to show up, i guess it has something to do with the X Games. In the best interest of the sport FIS and the host of the X Games should find a way to coexist.

 

I think it would be best to separate freestlye skiing and snowboarding world championships.

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What's up with this weird aerials team event where there's an unequal number of athletes and so either 2 men + 1 woman or 1 man + 2 women per team? That's just nonsense :lol: 

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1 ora fa, OlympicsFan ha scritto:

Could someone please explain why snowboard cross and freestyle skiing aerials have a team event and the other disciplines dont?

 

Overall very bad (organized) championships, it is completely unacceptable that disciplines get cancelled (so quickly). For some athletes that means 3 years without a major championship (2018 - 2021). In addition to that the level seems very bad in many disciplines, some of the top guys in halfpipe/slopestlye dont even bother to show up, i guess it has something to do with the X Games. In the best interest of the sport FIS and the host of the X Games should find a way to coexist.

 

I think it would be best to separate freestlye skiing and snowboarding world championships.

 

it will never happen...

 

it was the rule until 2013, then they started this unified world championship for FS and SB in 2015 and since then FIS have always said they so happy about the outcomes of this decision...

it gives a lot more visibility to both disciplines = a lot more money from TV networks and sponsors...

and you perfectly know that money moves the world...so, don't expect FIS to give up to this kind of events (actually, I expect them to try and get a super-world championship with most of their events all together...sooner or later)...

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Women´s Moguls:

 

1. Yulia Galysheva  :KAZ  79.14

2. Jakara Anthony  :AUS  78.99

3. Perrine Laffont  :FRA  78.70

  

 

Full Final Result HERE

 

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Men´s Moguls:

 

1. Mikael Kingsbury  :CAN  84.89

2. Matt Graham  :AUS  81.94

3. Daichi Hara  :JPN  81.66

  

 

Full Final Result HERE

 

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