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ContestHappenings 1 2024/25 | 1. FWT Contest in Pyrenees

Legends and newcomers inspire with impressive runs down La Bamba.

01/20/2025
Timo Macvan
Spectacular season opener of the FIS Freeride World Tour 2025 in Baqueira Beret. The FIS Freeride World Tour 2025 by Peak Performance kicked off with an impressive event at the Baqueira Beret Pro by Movistar in Spain. Freeride stars and up-and-coming talents delivered top performances on the newly introduced "La Bamba" competition slope. The challenging east-facing slope with a gradient of up to 53 degrees provided the perfect stage for spectacular freeride action and set the tone for an exciting season.

Snowboard men: Victor de Le Rue dominates with technical skill

Frenchman Victor de Le Rue impressively proved why he is one of the top riders on the scene. With an almost perfect run and spectacular tricks, including a stretched backflip over a cornice, he secured victory with 83.33 points.

Timm Schröder from Germany impressed with a powerful line and a massive backflip, which earned him second place with 77.33 points. Canadian veteran Jonathan Penfield completed the podium with 72.67 points with an on point and creative run.

Men's skiing: Ross Tester returns in style

After a break, the American Ross Tester made an impressive return to the FWT. With a flawless and dynamic run, which included spectacular tricks such as a huge backflip and a clean 360, he won with 92.67 points.

Newcomer Toby Rafford (USA) impressed on his debut with an explosive run that earned him 91.33 points and second place. New Zealander Ben Richards showed a creative run with two fluidly integrated 360s and finished third with 89.00 points.

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Women's skiing: Justine Dufour-Lapointe shows off Olympic-skills

Canadian Justine Dufour-Lapointe impressed with her technical precision and secured victory with 82.00 points. Her run shone with a massive backflip off a cornice and a combination of clean airs.

France's Astrid Cheylus took second place with 77.00 points thanks to a clean backflip and a powerful line choice. Zuzanna Witych from Poland impressed with creative jumps and a fluid ride through the terrain and came third with 73.33 points.

Women's snowboard: Noémie Equy triumphs on her debut

With an impressive first performance at the FWT, France's Noémie Equy secured victory in the female snowboarder category. Her creative run with a clean 360 and confident jumps earned her 76.00 points.

Her compatriot Anna Martinez showed an experienced and controlled run and finished second with 72.67 points. The Canadian Audrey Hebert impressed with a stylish and consistent run and finished third with 68.67 points.

The FWT 2025 continues its journey - the next stop on the program is Val Thorens, France.

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