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Stylewars 007 by Oakley

star accreditation	3STR TTRM
date of event	27.08.2007 - 02.09.2007
location	Falls Creek, AUS
web address	Click here
Format(s)	SS
Prize Money	$10,000

Number of participating riders	30 Invite only
entry criteria	All are welcome to apply

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Men's Results

Results for Slopestyle 2008
Rank	Name	Sponsors	Nation	Score
1	Torstein Horgmo	Oakley	NOR	550.00
2	Will Jackways	Volcom	NZE	518.26
3	Robbie Walker	Anon, Grenade, K2	AUS	495.00
4	Toni-Markus Turunen	Kissmark	FIN	477.43
5	Wyatt Caldwell	Rossignol	USA	463.32
6	Shayne Pospisil	Dakine, Head, Smith, Valsurf	USA	451.00
7	Ryan Tiene		AUS	439.33
8	Stef Zeestraten	Cheapskates, K2, LDM, Oakley, Pow Gloves	NZE	429.00
9	Clint Allan		AUS	419.84
10	Roland Morley-brown		NZE	410.79
11	Rudi Kroell	Aesthetiker, Hotzone, NikeACG	AUT	401.83
12	Jacob Koia	Endeavor, Grenade, Oakley, Technine	NZE	392.97
13	Mitch Allan	Grenade, Oakley, Salomon	AUS	384.22
14	Nick Gregory	Endeavor, Red Bull	AUS	375.56
15	Logan Short	32 Snowboard Boots, Endeavor, Grenade, Oakley	CAN	367.01
16	Jaakko Ruha	Kissmark	FIN	358.55
17	Dustin Craven	Capita, Oakley, Red Bull, Union Bindings	CAN	350.19
18	Luke Mitrani	Motorola, Oakley	USA	341.94
19	Michael Williams		AUS	333.78
20	Sammy Leubke		USA	325.73
21	Jonas Carlson	Capita, Union Bindings	SWE	317.77
22	Nathan Johnstone	32 Snowboard Boots, Ripcurl, Rossignol	AUS	309.92
23	Jye Kearney		AUS	302.16
24	Marc-Andr� Tarte	Adidas Eyewear, SP	CAN	294.50
25	Charles Beckinsale		AUS	286.95
26	Russell Holt	K2	AUS	279.49
27	Gus St leon		AUS	272.14
28	Max Cookes		AUS	264.88
29	Quentin Robbins	Volcom	NZE	257.73

Event History

Stylewars launched the TTR World Tour in 2005. The rider line up has been world class with names like DCP, Romain Demarchi, Hampus Mosseson, Markku Koski, Markus Keller, Chris Kroll, Jussu Laivisto, Jaakko Ruha and many more each year joining in. The event is more of a festival of snowboarding for riders more than a regular competition. Stylewars has nightly live music, a private hotel for all riders, the best private park in Australia with US park builders helping on its construction, video premieres, daily BBQs and now the first TTR through town, video judged urban street course. The competition goes over 5 potential riding days with 3 days of judged 2-hour superpark sessions to find the final Stylewars Grand master. Focus is on fun and progression with no stress.

Longevity of the Event: 5th year

Number of years on TTR Tour: Since the launch of the World Tour - 3 winters.

STYLEWARS 2006

No snow… event cancelled.

STYLEWARS 2005

1st Cheyne Southwell (AUS)

2nd Jakob Wilhelmson (SWE)

3rd Jacob Koia (NZE)

Cheyne Southwell was after three amazing days of serious high-level competition the most consistent performer with the best all round technical ability on both big scale kickers and rail set ups. He took home the title of Stylewars ‘Grand Master’, $5000 cash, the trophy and number 01 leg bag from Airblaster.

STYLEWARS 2004

Event number two was a different ball game. With 12-months of frothing on possibilities the ideas were more based around big terrain features and progressive riding. The resort came through and employed a crew of serious park builders for the job. They didn’t disappoint. Again the whole idea was based around a fun riding session. More of a massive gathering resembling a photo shoot, completely rider judged and rider designed. The standard went through the roof with JP Solberg, Quentin Robbins and DCP stepping up. The surprise was Ryan Tiene, a 16-year old kid who got the wild card entry. He spent the week following riders and learning new tricks. At the final vote he won almost unanimously. Weather made the event difficult but with seven days to pull it off you really can’t go wrong. Red Bull and Rip Curl were there to help out.

STYLEWARS 2003

The first year started in Style - just a group of friends riding a perfect park, a massive hip and a private rail park. No pressure, no judges and a whole lot of booze. Chaos was the main goal and it was really just a massive photo shoot. At the end of the week the riders chose who killed the event and then those poor bastards were sat down in an eat-off to judge the Stylewars ‘Grandmaster’. A mixture of cat food, bad tasting herbs, raw eggs and anything else we could find made winning more of a punishment than an honour. It was the biggest park session in Australian history. Red Bull, Nixon and Burton were there to help.