The new season of Freeride World Tour arrives with three confirmed stops
48 athletes, in four categories – 7 snowboard women, 9 snowboard men, 8 ski women and 24 ski men – will fight to lift the trophy as the FWT champion. But with a highly diverse field from all over the globe this won’t be an easy feat. Last year’s world champions – Marion Haerty (FRA-snowboard), Nils Mindnich (USA-snowboard), Arianna Tricomi (ITA-ski) and Isaac Freeland (USA-ski) – will not be ready to let go of the sport’s most valuable prize.
Due to the latest travel restrictions in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Freeride World Tour (FWT), in collaboration with local organisations, has decided to cancel the FWT 2021 events in Japan and Canada. The FWT is currently in discussion with several resorts to replace the cancelled events. Nonetheless, the Freeride World Tour will host three events in Andorra (22. - 27. February), in Fieberbrunn (06. - 12. March) and in Verbier (20. - 28. March).
Perfectly in time for the SnowFest Innsbruck, winter arrives in Tirol and snowflakes provide the appropriate, sometimes almost mystical backdrop. The 2nd edition of SnowFest Innsbruck (November 24th – 26th) in the center of Innsbruck is in successfully in the books and entertained a large audience.…
After the successful SnowFest Innsbruck premiere last winter, there is great news from the creators of Rock A Rail Snowboard contest and its counterpart, the DownTown StreetSki contest, as they announce a tour with three stops in Europe. The new setup was tested last weekend at Freestyle Roots in…
It was the 3rd stop of the Freeride World Tour 2023 in Canada at Kicking Horse Golden BC, (CAN) on the 17th of February 2023. After two stops in the Pyrenees the world’s best riders came over the Atlantic to hit the powder in the Rocky Mountains. The competition took place in the impressive Ozone…
