Real Breck Dew(sh) Tour Results
slideshow by Zak Shelhamer
Ok, we have a secret. Our “exclusive coverage” was totally made up. Shaun White wasn’t even there, much less skateboarding in the Superpipe. But that’s really the only way to get anything “exclusive” in this internet day and age, isn’t it? And since Totino’s didn’t pay to send me out there, (Alli does pay Nick to be there, but they also expect him to do their coverage because of that, and he’s not a big multi-tasker) I’m covering it in my pajamas, from my couch. And by covering it, I mean, posting a few random thoughts and the results.
1. How stoked are all the tier-two pipe riders who actually had a shot at the podium since the Olympic heavy hitters weren’t riding? Other people are good at snowboarding too, Shaun and Louie are just, better. But… at least some people landed runs at this contest.
2. Somehow, I think Danny Davis and Mason Aguirre don’t need to fight over Totino’s pizza. I can’t say for sure, but I am willing to bet they both get enormous boxes of them every month with their giant checks.
3. God, 16 year olds are good at snowboarding. Too good. Start drinking already.
4. Someday, when more than one girl lands a slopestyle run, that will be cool. They even got airtime and got to ride before the light got shitty and flat, so can’t use the usual excuses. Jamie Anderson is good though.
5. Double corks look better off big jumps than in the pipe.
6. Texting complaints to Todd while he is announcing almost makes up for the fact it rained and I watched TV instead of going snowboarding today.
Results
Men’s Superpipe
1 | Danny Davis | 96.50 |
2 | Iouri Podlachikov | 91.25 |
3 | JJ Thomas | 84.75 |
4 | Mason Aguirre | 80.00 |
5 | Steve Fisher | 78.50 |
6 | Zachary Black | 75.00 |
7 | Ilkka-Eemeli Laari | 71.00 |
8 | Fredrik Austbo | 68.50 |
9 | Roger Kleivdal | 64.50 |
10 | Janne Korpi | 62.00 |
11 | Matt Ladley | 56.50 |
12 | Scotty Lago | 49.00 |
Women’s Superpipe
1 | Queralt Castellet | 92.50 |
2 | Sarah Conrad | 89.00 |
3 | Kjersti Østgaard Buaas | 87.00 |
4 | Kelly Marren | 84.00 |
5 | Elena Hight | 83.75 |
6 | Kaitlyn Farrington | 80.25 |
Men’s Slopestyle
1 | Tyler Flanagan | 93.00 |
2 | Sage Kotsenburg | 90.00 |
3 | Eric Willett | 87.50 |
4 | Torstein Horgmo | 86.00 |
5 | Halldór Helgason | 85.50 |
6 | Brandon Reis | 83.75 |
7 | Charles Guldemond | 74.25 |
8 | Sam Hulbert | 62.50 |
9 | Mikkel Bang | 56.00 |
10 | Scotty Lago | 53.50 |
11 | Heikki Sorsa | 50.75 |
12 | Stef Zeestraten | 41.75 |
Women’s Slopestyle
1 | Jamie Anderson | 92.00 |
2 | Sarka Panc | 80.25 |
3 | Jenny Jones | 67.50 |
4 | Spencer O’Brien | 42.75 |
5 | Janna Meyen-Weatherby | 40.75 |
6 | Shelly Gotlieb | 38.00 |
If you are actually interested in hear about how “great” the Winter Dew Tour was, go read Nick’s stories on the Alli site. Maybe they will give him a raise.
the title on this was simply amazing
Hahah I like your write up WAY better then mine. for reals.
what I learned from dew tour:
– dc got way cooler since they dropped chuck g, now he finally has support that fits his athletic style, underarmor and rockstar boards
– girls still need a different takeoff than the guys to be able to land their runs
– double corks will soon be impossible due to totinos pizza marketing making every snowboarder more unhealthy than they already are
– luke matrani is on volcom, and zack hale is on burton
– hekki sorsa needs to quit the contest scene already. his style is not consistant enough to hang with the young guns
– todd richards really likes omatic team rider eric willet, and mikkel bang bonking toyota advertising
now i feel so violated.
dear hater hater, you’re fucking tool. i bet you rollerblade.