Snowboard FIS World Cup 2022 - 2023

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Snowboard FIS World Cup 2022 - 2023

 

Multi-Stage Event - 22 October 2022 - 26 March 2023

 

 

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Edited October 5, 2022 by Sindo

[hckošice 15,519]

Stage 1 in Chur (SUI)

 

Women´s Big Air:

 

1. Reira Iwabuchi    180.75

2. Anna Gasser    164.75

3. Jasmine Baird    131.25

 

 

Full Final Result HERE

[hckošice 15,519]

Stage 1 in Chur (SUI)

 

Men´s Big Air:

 

1. Takeru Otsuka    166.50

2. Ruki Tobita    140.00

3. Nick Puenter    125.50

 

 

Full Final Result HERE

[hckošice 15,519]

Stage 2 in Les Deux Alpes (FRA)

 

Women´s Snowboard Cross:

 

1. Josie Baff   

2. Chloe Trespeuch   

3. Lea Casta   

 

Full Final Result HERE

Edited December 4, 2022 by hckošice

[hckošice 15,519]

Stage 2 in Les Deux Alpes (FRA)

 

Men´s Snowboard Cross:

 

1. Martin Noerl 

2. Omar Visintin   

3. Eliot Grondin   

 

Full Final Result HERE

[phelps 8,282]

what a sad race...especially among the women, the competition was...meh! 

 

the average level of the (still most exciting) discipline of snowboard is going down every Olympic cycle instead of getting better... 

[hckošice 15,519]

Stage 3 in Winterberg (GER)

 

Mixed Parallel Slalom Teams:

 

1. Switzerland II.    (Gian Casanova/Ladina Jenny)

2. Austria I.    (Andreas Prommegger/Daniela Ulbing) 

3. Poland I.    (Oskar Kwiatkowski/Aleksandra Krol) 

 

Full Final Result HERE

[hckošice 15,519]

Stage 4 in Edmonton (CAN)

 

Women´s Big Air:

 

1. Jasmine Baird    159.50

2. Evy Poppe    146.50

3. Reira Iwabuchi    143.25

 

Full Final Result HERE

[hckošice 15,519]

Stage 4 in Edmonton (CAN)

 

Men´s Big Air:

 

1. Valentino Guseli    172.50

2. Chris Corning    172.00

3. Nicolas Laframboise    168.00

 

Full Final Result HERE

[phelps 8,282]

the usual parallel farce...those on the blue course have all the advantage (slope and track design) on the last 5 gates...

 

it takes a miracle (or a big mistake by the opponent) to win on the red course