Snowboard Superpipe Men Final Run 3 EWXG

Ski Slopestyle Women Final Run 3 EWXG

Snowboard Superpipe Women Final Run 3 EWXG

Ski Superpipe Men Final Run 3 EWXG

Snowboard Slopestyle Men Final Run 3 EWXG

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  • Iouri Podladtchikov Wins Snowboard SuperPipe Gold Switzerland’s Iouri Podladtchikov returned from Winter X Games 14 with a silver medal, a fourth place finish from the Olympics in Vancouver, and can now add gold to that list from his win today at Winter X Games Europe. France’s Mathieu Crepel, who finished tenth at the Vancouver Olympics, was close behind to land the silver.   “The Double McTwist 1260 is a trick I started training for last week,” Podladtchikov said about a trick that won him the competition. “After the Olympics, I took one week off to rest, and started to practice the McTwist, so landing it tonight was a gift.”   Crepel was at the top of his progression in 2007 where he landed the first ever frontside 1260 in Big Air history, and he pulled it out again in tonight’s final.  USA’s Louie Vito took home the bronze with the first ever double cork 1080 done three times in a row.   “Being in my home country of France does add some pressure,” Crepel said about performing in France. “All the media and fans here in France has been amazing, and you want to do the best you can in front of them.” - Snowboard: Snowboard Superpipe Men Final Run 3 EWXG
  • Skiing Slopestyle Final from Tignes on Friday, March 12, 2010 1. Kaya Turski (93.66) 2. Keri Herman (84.00) 3. Ashley Battersby (83.33) 4. Anna Segal (82.66) 5. Lena Stoffel (68.00) 6. Grete Eliassen (56.00) 7. Sarah Burke (41.00) 8. Roz Groenewood (28.66) - Freeski: Ski Slopestyle Women Final Run 3 EWXG
  • Snowboard SuperPipe Women' s Final from Tignes on Thursday, March 11, 2010 1. Kaitlyn Farrington (97.00) 2. Torah Bright (95.00) 3. Sophie Rodriguez (87.00) 4. Mercedes Nicoll (82.33) 5. Ellery Hollingsworth (79.00) 6. Kjersti Oestgaard Buass (78.66) - Snowboard: Snowboard Superpipe Women Final Run 3 EWXG
  • France’s Kevin Rolland and Xavier Bertoni Take Top Two Spots Tignes, France – France welcomed the first Winter X Games Europe in style with two of their very own taking gold and silver in tonight’s Men’s Skiing SuperPipe final. Kevin Rolland went into the final in third place after last night’s elimination while Tignes resident, Xavier Bertoni, came in second. The final belonged to Rolland who competed in front of 17,500 screaming fans. “I couldn’t have dreamt of a better situation,” Rolland said. “We (Bertoni) were one and three in Aspen and now for the first edition at home we are one and two.” The difficulty of Rolland’s run with his two double flips and double cork 1260 mute grab on his last hit of his third run were unmatched. Rolland was the first skier ever to throw this in competition at Winter X Games 14 in Aspen, and he is still the only skier who has landed it in a competition. While neither Kevin nor Xavier have ever had family come to Winter X in the United States, both athletes had more than 130 friends and family cheering them on in Tignes, one of them being Rolland’s grandfather who had never seen Rolland compete. Canada’s Justin Dorey took home the bronze with back-to-back doubles – a combo he has been working on for more than a year. “Because I am from North America, the X Games in Aspen means more to me, but for Kevin and Xavier to win here in their own country of France, it must mean the same,” Dorey said when asked about which event means more to him. 1. Kevin Rolland 2. Xavier Bertoni 3. Justin Dorey 4. Mike Riddle 5. Byron Wells 6. Jossi Wells 7. Tucker Perkins 8. AJ Kemppainen - Freeski: Ski Superpipe Men Final Run 3 EWXG
  • Snowboard Slopestyle Final from Tignes on Thursday, March 11, 2010 1. Eric Willet (91.00) 2. Sage Kotsenburg (85.33) 3. Marko Grilc (83.66) 4. Stephan Maurer (82.66) 5. Chas Guldemond (70.66) 6. Christian Haller (67.66) 7. Travis Rice (50.33) 8. Iouri Podladtchikov (49.33) - Snowboard: Snowboard Slopestyle Men Final Run 3 EWXG
  • Iouri Podladtchikov Wins Snowboard SuperPipe Gold Switzerland’s Iouri Podladtchikov returned from Winter X Games 14 with a silver medal, a fourth place finish from the Olympics in Vancouver, and can now add gold to that list from his win today at Winter X Games Europe. France’s Mathieu Crepel, who finished tenth at the Vancouver Olympics, was close behind to land the silver.   “The Double McTwist 1260 is a trick I started training for last week,” Podladtchikov said about a trick that won him the competition. “After the Olympics, I took one week off to rest, and started to practice the McTwist, so landing it tonight was a gift.”   Crepel was at the top of his progression in 2007 where he landed the first ever frontside 1260 in Big Air history, and he pulled it out again in tonight’s final.  USA’s Louie Vito took home the bronze with the first ever double cork 1080 done three times in a row.   “Being in my home country of France does add some pressure,” Crepel said about performing in France. “All the media and fans here in France has been amazing, and you want to do the best you can in front of them.” - Snowboard: Snowboard Superpipe Men Final Run 3 EWXG

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