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Snowboard FIS World Cup 2024 - 2025


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Slopestyle WC Laax | Laax, Switzerland :SUI

 

Men

Gold- :CAN Cameron Spalding (86.63)

Silver- :USA Redmond Gerard (86.22)

Bronze- :GER Noah Vicktor (83.72)

 

Spalding goes 2-2 to start the season in slopestyle, and Vicktor records his first career WC podium!

 

Women

Gold- :GBR Mia Brookes (84.86)

Silver- :NZL Zoi Sadowski-Synnott (77.29)

Bronze- :JPN Kokomo Murase (71.15)

 

In 6 events, Brookes has had 5 podiums, and 3 1st’s, not to mention she won by over 7 points here. Insane season she’s having. 

 

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Parallel Giant Slalom WC Bankso | Bankso, Bulgaria :BUL

 

Men

Gold- :AUT Andreas Prommegger

Silver- :AUT Benjamin Karl

Bronze- :ITA Maurizio Bormolini

 

Women

Gold- :GER Ramona Theresa Hofmeister

Silver- :JPN Miki Tsubaki

Bronze- :POL Aleksandra Krol-Walas

 

Tsubaki’s season is getting ridiculous… 

 

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Halfpipe WC Laax | Laax, Switzerland :SUI

 

Men

Gold- :AUS Scotty James (95.75)

Silver- :JPN Ruka Hirano (93.75)

Bronze- :JPN Ayumu Hirano (87.00)

 

Women

Gold- :USA Chloe Kim (96.50)

Silver- :USA Maddie Mastro (94.50)

Bronze- :KOR Gaon Choi (93.25)

 

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Parallel Giant Slalom WC Bankso | Bankso, Bulgaria :BUL

 

 

Men

Gold- :SUI Dario Caviezel

Silver- :ITA Gabriel Messier

Bronze- :BUL Radoslav Yankov

 

Women

Gold- :GER Ramona Theresa Hofmeister

Silver- :JPN Miki Tsubaki

Bronze- :NED Michelle Dekker

 

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Parallel Giant Slalom WC Rogla | Rogla, Slovenia :SLO

 

 

Men

Gold- :ITA Maurizio Bormolini

Silver- :GER Elias Huber

Bronze- :ITA Aaron March

 

Can’t imagine how tough of a decision the Italian federation (and to a lesser extent the Austrian federation) will have to make regarding the Olympic team. 

 

Women

Gold- :JPN Miki Tsubaki

Silver- :AUT Sabine Payer

Bronze- :ITA Elisa Caffont

 

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