GB Snowsports Athletes in Action This Week

27th January 2025

Last modified on January 31st, 2025

ATHLETES COMPETING

Alpine

Schladming Slalom World Cup – 29 January

• Billy Major
• Dave Ryding
• Laurie Taylor

GB’s Billy Major at the 2024 Schladming Night Slalom. Image © PlanetSKI

Snowboard Cross

Beidahu World Cup – 31 Jan-2 Feb

• Charlotte Bankes
• Huw Nightingale

Ski Cross

Veysonnaz World Cup – 30 Jan-2 Feb

• Ollie Davies
• Scott Johns

Moguls

Val St. Come World Cup – 31 Jan-1 Feb

• Cali Carr
• Will Feneley
• Makayla Gerken Schofield
• Mateo Jeannesson

Park & Pipe

Aspen Slopestyle, Big Air, and Half Pipe World Cup

• Zoe Atkin (Freeski HP)
• Mia Brookes (Freestyle Snowboard SS, BA)
• Tom Greenway (Freeski SS, BA *currently on reserve list)
• Caoime Heavey (Freeski SS, BA)
• Maisie Hill (Freestyle Snowboard SS, BA)
• Gidget Holden (Freestyle Snowboard HP)
• Txema Mazet Brown (Freestyle Snowboard SS, BA)
• Chris McCormick (Freeski SS, BA)
• Kirsty Muir (Freeski SS, BA)
• Liam Richards (Freeski HP)
• Siddhartha Ullah (Freestyle Snowboard HP)
• Aaron Wild (Freestyle Snowboard HP)

Kirsty Muir is due to return to World Cup competition. Image © Jamie Matthew

Para Snowboard

Kuhtai Banked Slalom World Cup – 1-2 Feb

• James Barnes-Miller
• Matt Hamilton
• Ollie Hill
• Nina Sparks

Para Nordic

Val di Fiemme Biathlon World Cup – 29-30 Jan

• Scott Meenagh

WORLD CUP & X GAMES RESULTS

X Games Aspen

• Mia Brookes – Slopestyle (3^rd), Knuckle Huck (2^nd), Big Air (4^th), Street Style (8^th)
• Zoe Atkin – 4^th (Freeski Superpipe)

GB’s Mia Brookes wins silver in the Snowboard Knuckle Huck at the 2025 X Games Aspen. Image c/o GB Snowsport

Slalom World Cup – Kitzbuehel

• Billy Major – 35^th
• Dave Ryding – 16^th
• Laurie Taylor – 16^th

Super-G World Cup – Kitzbuehel

• Roy-Alexander Steudle – 36^th

Cross Country World Cup – Engadin

• James Clugnet – Sprint F (34^th), 20km Free Mass Start (55^th)
• Andrew Musgrave – 20km Free Mass Start (14^th)

Moguls World Cup – Waterville

• Cali Carr – 31^st (Moguls)
• Will Feneley – Moguls (52^nd), Dual Moguls (51^st)
• Makayla Gerken Schofield – Moguls (16^th), Dual Moguls (14^th)
• Mateo Jeannesson – Moguls (19^th), Dual Moguls (23^rd)

Telemark Parallel Sprint World Cups – Melchsee-Frutt

• Jamie Dykes – 26^th, 29^th
• Hamish Ross – DSQ, 31^st
• Jasmin Taylor – 1^st, 5^th

Para Snowboard World Cup – Lenk

• James Barnes-Miller – 16^th
• Ollie Davies – 8^th
• Matt Hamilton – 18^th
• Nina Sparks – 15^th

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