Total Fight TTR world cup 2011

Finnish snowboarder Roope Tonteri (FIN), 19, has defeated a field of more than 50 international riders to claim the Open Men’s division of the Billabong Slopestyle 4Star TTR World Snowboard Tour event which wrapped up at Snow Park near Lake Wanaka, New Zealand yesterday.

The reigning European Open Champion dominated Qualifying on Friday and then did everything necessary on his first finals run to ensure the top-spot on the podium ahead of the USA’s Sam Hulbert (USA), 2nd, and fellow Fin, Ant...

Burton Snowboard team riders Chris De Campo and Jye Kearney (both 18 years-old) took out first prize in the 3rd year of Australia’s biggest team snowboarding event, the 3Star TTR WORLD SNOWBOARDING TOUR, Dew Hut Jam.   After competing together for the first time in last year’s event, the pair walked away sharing a $10,000 cheque after narrowly beating out Team Billabong during the 90-minute jam session jumping and jibbing  the Dew Hut, which was the focus of the slope-style event.   Both...

Louie Vito's halfpipe snowboarding tricks at the TTR Burton New Zealand Open snowboarding event in 2011. The best snowboard tricks!

Helsinki Boardexpo is the venue combining three boardsports - snow, skate and surf. 2011´s Boardexpo is held now for the eighth time in a row. Indoor snowboarding competitions on real snow has played a major role in most of the events. This year the competition took a leap in to the next level, and we are proud to present the TTR 3Star event, Seat Rail Jam. With 30 invited riders and 36.000 people indoor, we can guarantee a massive show!

In a scenic setting right next to Budapest's 'Hero Square', Pat Burgener won the Big Air contest with a backside 1080 and a stylish cab 900 mutegrab, witnessed by a massive audience. A doublecork 900 plus backside 1080 secured Ulrik Badertscher's second place, followed by Kevin Backström's cab 900 and frontside 1080 bronze run. With 12,000 people cheering on their favorite riders, the Varosliget Park venue was at it's full capacity, and provided a pumping party afterwards. Thumping to th...

Seppe Smits may come from a country with no mountains whatsoever, but this is not deterring him from chasing his dream of rising up the TTR rankings. Seppe grew up as a 'Fridge Kid', learning how to ride on Belgium's dry slopes before actually shredding a real mountain for the first time during 1999 in Gerlos, Austria. You would think growing up on dry slope limits the skill set of a young rider, however, Seppe can do it all and has proved this multiple times already.