Snowboard FIS World Cup 2023 - 2024

[Josh 5,766]

I always knew Japan was good, but holy crap they’re turning into a winter-powerhouse. Only sports that they aren’t in contention are biathlon, cross country, short track speed skating, ice hockey, alpine skiing, skeleton, biathlon, and luge.  

Edited December 14, 2023 by Josh

[Josh 5,766]

Big Air WC Edmonton, Canada

 

Women

Gold-  Zoi Sadowski-Synnott (183.25)

Silver-  Mia Brookes (167.00)

Bronze-  Anna Gasser (159.25)

 

Men

Gold-  Taiga Hasegawa (181.00)

Silver-  Su Yiming (177.25)

Bronze-  Red Gerard (176.00)

 

Full Results

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Edited December 12, 2023 by Josh

[phelps 6,893]

10 minutes ago, Josh said:

More disaster for  Naeslund as she fails to advance to the big final at the Arosa WC

but she's a freeski specialist, not a snowboarder 

 

however, a true snowboarder,  Nadya Ochner, has announced her retirement.

the PGS in Carezza on Thursday will be her last competition. 

[Josh 5,766]

1 minute ago, phelps said:

but she's a freeski specialist, not a snowboarder 

 

however, a true snowboarder,  Nadya Ochner, has announced her retirement.

the PGS in Carezza on Thursday will be her last competition. 

Wrong thread 

[phelps 6,893]

1 minute ago, Josh said:

Wrong thread 

it happens...don't worry 

[Josh 5,766]

First parallel giant slalom WC of the season starts at 10:15 CET in Carezza, Italy. 
 

FIS Snowboard YouTube channel will be live streaming the event (may be geo-blocked in some countries)

 

On the men’s side, ones to watch out for are  Benjamin Karl (2022 Olympic champion),  Tim Mastnak (2022 Olympic silver medalist),  Roland Fischnaller (6x World Championships medalist),  Oskar Kwiatkowski (2023 World champion),  Dario Caviezel (2023 World Championships silver medalist),  Andreas Prommegger,  Fabian Obmann,  Arvid Auner, and  Arnaud Gaudet

 

On the women’s side, ones to watch out for are  Ladina Jenny,  Julie Zogg,  Ramona Hofmeister (2018 Olympic bronze medalist),  Glorija Kotnik (2022 Olympic bronze medalist),  Daniela Ulbing (2022 Olympic silver medalist/2023 World Championships silver medalist),  Miki Tsubaki (2023 World champion), and  Sabine Scoeffmann 

Edited December 14, 2023 by Josh

[phelps 6,893]

4  men in the quarterfinals (and no head-to-head between them, so, potentially, it could be a clean sweep at the end of the day...even if it's highly unlikely)

 

 Nadya Ochner, retiring after today's race, is also among the last 8 in the women's race (unfortunately she fell in her QF heat, so she'll end in a place between 5th through 8th).

 

as usual, very unfair courses, with people on the red course winning all the races (unless they make a big mistake)

 

the only snowboarder losing a heat on the red course without making apparent mistakes was  Lucia Dalmasso, a pathetic loser that now is our best PGS specialist left  

[phelps 6,893]

wow!  Bormolini!

 

he edged out  Kosir despite being on the blue course (and with no big mistake by the Slovenian) 

[phelps 6,893]

OK, the red couse is jinxed now

 

second consecutive win on the blue, but  March actually made a bad mistake at some point