The big event of the last FIS Snowboard World Cup before the Olympic Games took place last weekend in Laax (SUI). At the Crap Sogn Gion, the freestyle snowboarders had best conditions. A truly magical atmosphere after sunset at 2,252 meters above sea level, combined with sensational riding and rapturous fans. In slopestyle the athletes showed their skills on ramps and rails under a bright sunny sky. The absolute highlight of the event was the night finale in the halfpipe under floodlight, whe...

The LAAX OPEN 2017 ended with exciting Halfpipe finals today. The perfectly shaped LAAX Superpipe on Crap Sogn Gion was the center of attention, when 12 men and 6 women were trying to grab the Halfpipe crown. In breath-taking finals Chloe Kim (USA) and Chase Josey (USA) walked away as proud LAAX OPEN 2017 Halfpipe Champions. Under blue skies spectators witnessed sick riding of all finalists in today’s event. For the ladies it was Chloe Kim (USA) who was unbeatable. Chloe managed to take th...

Another beautiful day here in LAAX for today’s Halfpipe Semi-Finals in the legendary LAAX Superpipe. 24 men and 12 women were battling for a spot in Saturday’s big finals. Olympic Gold Medalist Iouri Podladtchikov (SUI) won the Semi-Finals in his “home-pipe”, while Chloe Kim (USA) landed the best run in the women’s field. All riders had two runs, with the best one counting. In the Men’s competition riders from Switzerland, the United States and China were clearly dominating the field today....

Produced by: @truecolorfilms Filmed by: Davide Spina // Lukas Blume // Elmar Bossard // Stephan Maurer // Alvaro Vogel Old Footage: Kurt Scherrer Music: Death from Above 1979 // Little Girl Resorts: Laax (SUI), Corvatsch (SUI), Stubai (AUT), Silvretta Montafon (AUT)

Welcome to Allalin 360 in Saas Fee: World class Halfpipe-Riding with an outstanding performance from all swiss riders such as Jan Scherrer (1st), Hitch Haller (3rd), Lucien Koch (4rd) and Ursina Haller (2nd) - watch and enjoy!

Highlights from the Mens Halfpipe Qualifications Heat 1 at the O'Neill Evolution 2010 in Davos, Switzerland. A close first heat saw the Norwegian rider, Per Iver Grimsrud come out top, closely followed by the 15 year old Japanese snowboarder, Masakaze Yoshida.