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Only a few weeks are left for the appointment with Skipass: at ModenaFiere, during the Tourism and Winter Sports Fair, the second stage of the Big Air World Cup is snowboarding and freestyle.
Tuesday 16 October 2018 4 minutes reading time
The construction of the largest ramp ever built in Italy is taking shape with its 46 meters in height and over 130 meters in length these days. On the occasion of the 25th edition of Skipass, the strongest and the strongest snowboarders and freestylers in the world will land and compete to compete in what will be one of the most important Italian stages of the season, for a very high prize money of 100 thousand Swiss francs, the unit of monetary measurement of FIS premiums.
An important birthday for Skipass and ModenaFiere, which will see the presence of world champions, Olympic gold medals and World Cup winners such as the South Tyrolean Silvia Bertagna (World Cup big air freestyle female 2018), the Norwegian Christian Nummedal (World Cup) 2010 men's big air freestyle 2018), the American Chris Corning (2018 men's big air snowboard), Olympic medalists like the other two Americans Redmond Gerard (gold slopestyle snowboard 2018) and Kyle Mack (silver big air snowboard 2018).
High-sounding and well-known names of the female scene like the Austrian Anna Gasser (dominator of the big air snowboard 2017, World Cup and gold world, and 2018, World Cup and Olympic gold), the American Jamie Anderson (gold and silver in Korea respectively in slopestyle, where he also won in 2014, and in big air snowboard). Among the Italians confirmed Igor Lastei as well as Brittany for freestyle, Emiliano Lauzi Alberto Maffei and Emil Zulian for snowboarding. It will certainly be an event not to be missed!
Here is the complete program of the four days of training, qualifying and competitions.
Thursday, November 1st
09: 15-13: 45 Big air freestyle workouts
2.45 pm to 7.15 pm Big air snowboard training
Friday 2 November
10: 50-13: 45 Big air snowboard training
2.45pm-3.15pm Big air freestyle workouts
Saturday 3rd November
10: 05-10: 55 Men's qualifications big air snowboard
12: 10-13: 00 Male qualifications for big air snowboarding
14: 10-14: 50 Women's qualifications big air snowboard
18: 30-20: 00 Male and female finals big air snowboard
Sunday 4th November
10: 00-10: 25 Male qualifiers big air freestyle
11: 40-12: 30 Male qualifiers big air freestyle
13: 40-14: 20 Women's qualification big air freestyle
17: 00-18: 30 Male and female final big air freestyle
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