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Riders and organizers are in the midst of preparations for the 'European snowboard event pi & ugrave; important slopestyle and '' halfpipe, which will be held & agrave; Switzerland, Laax, from 29 January to 1 & deg; February 2015.
Thursday 25 December 2014 2 minutes reading time
Among the invited riders in the specialty & agrave; the pipes are olympica champion Kelly Clark and 5 times champion Beo, Ayumu Hirano from Japan Olympic champion and champion of the european open in 2013, and the Swiss Christian Haller and David Hablützel. In recent years, competition in slopestyle & egrave; was dominated by the Scandinavian rider, and in their representation quest''anno are Alek Oestreng and Brage Richenberg from Norway, and Finland Peetu Piiroinen and Roope Tonteri. A challenge from north america will Mark McMorris and Chas Guldemond. As for the women's slopestyle riders are invited Olympic champion Jamie Anderson in 2014, Finland's Enni Rukajarvi, the 'Austrian Anna Gasser and local Elena Konz.
These are just a few names, will in fact be more & ugrave; hundred riders from around the world who will compete at the sixteenth edition of the BEO, which will have quest''anno & agrave; a cute Hawaiian theme, to athletes and spectators to spend four days of great fun!
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