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Kye Petersen
wins the first stage of the Freeride World Tour 2012 in Revelstoke (CAN). After several postponements due to bad weather, the second and final round was played down sull''impressionante Mac Daddy. The Canadian, who won the qualifying, won in front of the White Oakley Allen and Drew Tabke. In the women's Angel Collinson check.
Thursday 12 January 2012 2 minutes reading time
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postponed twice in the final yesterday in Revelstoke c''erano really optimal conditions for a competition of quality, blue sky and powder backcountry worthy of the best American tradition.
Kye Petersen, Canada's only 21 years, with the ease of a true freerider wins the victory. Just behind him, the'americano Allen Oakley, author of an extremely fluid line, and following another American Drew Tabke, who knew better than anyone frse the difficulties of the ground and showed some good jumps in the final race.
Among girls, the number two ranking tour of 2011, Angel Collison ended his race with a big jump and won the first place. Immediately behind, un''altra American Crystal Wright, author of the best jumps. In third place Jess McMillan complete the podium in women's 100% American.
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