A completely new setup in the Olympic Stadium presented highest level snowboarding in the year 06. 27.500 spectators were able to be part of incredible evening and joined a fantastic snowboard and fmx contest. Seeed, Billy Talent and Milburn completed a great event night and made the Air & Style unforgettable for everyone!! Riders like...
Ten of the best international snowboarders are invited to Tokyo Dome to compete against the best Japanese Snowboarders in front of 70 000 spectators. The event is held during two days. Day one Quarterpipe, Day Two Straightjump. The time limited jam formats make the riders battle hard for the 150 000 USD prize purse. Tokyo Dome is the...
After seven years of the SB Jam, O’Neill and Davos takes its successful partnership to the next phase. O’Neill Evolution, one of only six men's SIX(6) STAR TTR Swatch World Snowboard Tour events, features a world class halfpipe and a unique quarterpipe construction at the base of the Jakobshorn for the second time. Organised by O’Neill, shaped...
The Burton European Open goes into his 9th edition in 2008! The past 8 events were organized by Burton in 4 different locations, but since 2005 the BEO found his home in Laax. The first event happened in resorts around Innsbruck in 1999. After a year’s break the BEO moved to Fieberbrunn in 2001 to join the legendary “Lords of the Boards”...
Created in 1999, The Oakley Arctic Challenge was created as an independent alternative to more established snowboarding events. The Oakley Artic Challenge is owned by the legendary snowboarder Terje Haakonsen. Having developed and invested in The Oakley Arctic Challenge, Terje fullfils the childhood dream of all snowboarders and paves the way...
Twenty six years ago, snowboarders were still using ropes to steer their boards, riders were banned from almost all resorts and Shaun White wasn’t even born yet. But in 1982, the spirit of snowboarding was alive and well when a core group of riders including Jake Burton Carpenter gathered to compete at a tiny resort in southern Vermont. Thus,...
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Podladtchikov, I | SUI | 802.50 | |
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Braaten, G | NOR |   |
738.03 |
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Grilc, M | SLO |  |
731.43 |
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Willett, E | USA | 727.10 | |
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Malin, M | FIN | 719.40 | |
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Tonteri, R | FIN | |
706.64 |
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Korpi, J | FIN | 702.79 | |
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Haller, C | SUI |  |
696.08 |
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Smits, S | BEL | |
689.26 |
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World No. 1 NOR 798.91 |
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Pancochova, S | CZE |  |
796.79 |
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Candrian, S | SUI | |
793.00 |
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Rukajärvi, E | FIN | 762.75 | |
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Sadar, C | SLO | 741.50 | |
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Honeycutt, B | USA | +2913 |
| 767 | |
Sugimoto, T | JPN | +2346 |
| 875 | |
Kitahara, T | JPN | +2261 |
| 746 | |
Tomizawa, T | JPN | +2192 |
| 605 | |
Yoshida, A | JPN | +2145 |
| 320 | |
Forberg, D | NOR | +606 |
| 274 | |
Ooe, H | JPN | +538 |
| 446 | |
Avon, C | CAN | +507 |
| 295 | |
Wallin, M | NOR | +501 |
| 313 | |
Oieren, L | NOR | +484 |
