Winter at the gates: the stages of the Freeride World Tour 2019 announced

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Winter at the gates: the stages of the Freeride World Tour 2019 announced

The images of today with sprints sprinkled with snow even at relatively low altitudes have encouraged more than one enthusiast, making us start to dream the first skiing. Punctual like a Swiss watch - and the organization is right there - the Freeride World Tour heats the engines to announce the 5 world stages that this year will delight the dust fans.

The 50 best freeride skiers and snowboarders in the world will compete on the slopes of the most famous and dusty boroughs of the northern hemisphere between Japan, Europe and Canada and will give their full capacity and daring to show the world what it takes to win the title of the Freeride world champion. They descend as fast as rockets from the steepest slopes of the most feared mountains in the world, jump from high cliffs and make backflip where in a few they would even venture to try to pass in some way. This is the best of world Freeride. As usual the categories in play will be Ski and Snowboard, male and female. There will be rookies - new arrivals from the qualifying circuit of the Freeride World Qualifier that went on also throughout our summer in the southern hemisphere between New Zealand and South America - old acquaintances and legends of Freeride invited by the FWT committee with Wild Cards as as Tanner Hall (USA) and Victor De Le Rue (FRA). In short, the show will be epic. Neveitalia is like every year Media Partner of the championship and will always be in the front row to tell you and show you in Live streaming the races and commenting on the results throughout the winter. Here is the calendar in detail, disseminated today by the organization: 1) HAKUBA, JAPAN - THE WINTER BEGINS - 19/26 JANUARY 2) KICKING HORSE GOLDEN BC, CANADA - TIME TO GET ROWDY - 02/08 FEBRUARY 3) FIEBERBRUNN, AUSTRIA - HOLD THE LINE - 22/28 FEBRUARY 4) VALLNORD-ARCALÍS, ANDORRA - CRUNCH TIME - 02/08 FEBRUARY 5) VERBIER, SWITZERLAND - THE GRANDE FINALE - 23/31 MARCH A little review on how it ended last season? Grandiose our compatriots Arianni Tricomi and Markus Eder, first place in women's skiing and second in men in 2018. They are certainly giving 100% and more in training to get ready for this year's competitions. The official FWT website: https://www.freerideworldtour.com/
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