Big Air Chur Opens FIS World Cup Season in Europe
16th October 2024
It takes place in the Swiss resort this weekend.
The crème de la crème of freeskiing and snowboarding fill the entry list for the first Big Air World Cup.
There are five competitions with the women and men receiving the same prize money as they jump the same kicker at Big Air Chur.
British teenager, Mia Brookes, won the overall women’s title last year with three podiums and will feel ready to reach the top step, having further proved her temperament with a slopestyle world championships title in 2023.
She has already been on the podium this season with a silver at Cardrona in New Zealand.
Women’s snowboard podium. Image c/o Winter Games NZ.
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“It’s the combination that’s so electric and eclectic! Freestyle sport AND music is Big Air Chur. There’s nothing else like it,” said an event spokesperson.
A new era for FIS Snowboard, Freestyle and Freeski fan engagement begins, as we reveal our revamped social media structure just as the 2024/25 winter season gets rolling in the northern hemisphere at the Big Air Chur.
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— FIS Park & Pipe (@fissnowboard) October 15, 2024
Main image c/o Winter Games NZ.
Snowboard: Big Air World Cup 2024/25 – Full schedule
19 October – Chur, Switzerland
30 November-1 December – Beijing, PR China
3-5 January – Klagenfurt, Austria
9-11 January – Kreischberg, Austria
5-6 February – Aspen, USA
How to watch Snowboard Big Air World Cup 2024/25
The live results will appear on the FIS website and app.
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