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IMAGINARY WINTER OLYMPICS - Poll #5 - Snowboard - Men's Halfpipe; Snowboard - Women's Halfpipe; Snowboard - Men's Snowboardcross; Snowboard - Women's Snowboardcross


IMAGINARY WINTER OLYMPICS - Poll #5 - Snowboard - Men's Halfpipe; Snowboard - Women's Halfpipe; Snowboard - Men's Snowboardcross; Snowboard - Women's Snowboardcross  

11 members have voted

  1. 1. Event #6 - Snowboard - Men's Halfpipe

    • Gian Simmen SUI 1998
      0
    • Ross Powers USA 2002
      0
    • Shaun White USA 2006 2010 2018
    • Iouri Podladtchikov SUI 2014
    • Ayumu Hirano JPN 2022
      0
    • I WILL PASS THIS EVENT
  2. 2. Event #7 - Snowboard - Women's Halfpipe

    • Nicola Thost GER 1998
      0
    • Kelly Clark USA 2002
      0
    • Hannah Teter USA 2006
      0
    • Torah Bright AUS 2010
      0
    • Kaitlyn Farrington USA 2014
      0
    • Chloe Kim USA 2018 2022
    • I WILL PASS THIS EVENT
      0
  3. 3. Event #8 - Snowboard - Men's Snowboardcross

    • Seth Wescott USA 2006 2010
    • Pierre Vaultier FRA 2014 2018
    • Alessandro Hammerle AUT 2022
    • I WILL PASS THIS EVENT
  4. 4. Event #9 - Snowboard - Women's Snowboardcross

    • Tanja Frieden SUI 2006
      0
    • Maelle Ricker CAN 2010
    • Eva Samkova CZE 2014
    • Michela Moioli ITA 2018
    • Lindsey Jacobellis USA 2022
    • I WILL PASS THIS EVENT
      0

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  • Poll closed on 01/22/2023 at 07:00 PM

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Snowboard, men's Halfpipe...even if Shaun White is a living legend, he didn't deserve at least 2 of his 3 Olympic gold medals...and in any case, the most outstanding single performance ever at the OGs, is surely :SUI Iouri Podlatchikov's effort in Sochi.

therefore the Swiss is my pick.

 

Snowboard, women's Halfpipe...no brainer...:USA Chloe Kim is way above the rest of the field in this game.

 

Snowboard, men's Snowboardcross...here I go with :FRA Pierre Vaultier, winning twice, as a favourite and also as a (deluxe) outsider.

 

Snowboard, women's Snowboardcross...maybe I'm biased in this case, but nobody has ever won showing the same superiority as :ITA Michela Moioli in 2018.

the Italian is my pick, of course.

  • 2 weeks later...

Results

 

SNOWBOARD - Men's Halfpipe

 

1. Shaun White USA

2. Iouri Podladtchikov SUI

3. Ayumu Hirano JPN (T)

 

SNOWBOARD - Women's Halfpipe

 

1. Chloe Kim USA

2. Torah Bright AUS (T)

3. Hannah Teter USA (T)

 

SNOWBOARD - Men's Snowboardcross

 

1. Pierre Vaultier FRA

2. Seth Wescott USA (T)

3. Alessandro Hammerle AUT (T)

 

SNOWBOARD - Women's Snowboardcross

 

1. Michela Moioli ITA (T)

2. Lindsey Jacobellis USA (T)

3. Maelle Ricker CAN (T)

 

Thanks for voting, guys!

I had to double-check the photo-finish to get the W snowboardcross results :-)

#TeamMoura-heywoodu

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