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2024 Medal Moments
Aspen 2024 Women's Ski Slopestyle
What an X Games Aspen 2024 for French skier Tess Ledeux. After cruising to gold in Women’s Ski Big Air on Saturday evening, she won the Slopestyle title on Sunday. In the process, the then 22-year-old made history and has become one of the most accomplished skiers all-time at X Games...
Aspen 2024 Men's Ski Big Air
Troy Podmilsak sat in last place when he dropped in for his final jump in the X Games Aspen 2024 Men’s Ski Big Air contest. Seconds later, he was on his way to gold. The 19-year-old stomped the most anticipated trick of the night, the forward triple cork 2160. The trick scored a 43 (of a 45 max) and catapulted him to victory, his first X Games medal. He was the only person to have landed the trick in a contest as of XG Aspen 2024.
Aspen 2024 Women's Snowboard Slopestyle
Mia Brookes called her shot before X Games Aspen 2024, telling X Games Research weeks prior to Women’s Snowboard Slopestyle that, “I’m gonna win X Games this year! Everyone’s going down!” No lies detected. The heavy-metal lovin’, F-bomb droppin’ British teenager dominated the field from her first run and logged the three highest-scoring runs of the entire contest. For good measure, she became the first woman snowboarder to land a 1440 at X Games. The 17-year-old -- the second-youngest athlete at XG Aspen 2024 -- earned her first X Games medal in the process.
Aspen 2024 Men's Snowboard Slopestyle
Red Gerard ended years of frustration and finally captured the only major slopestyle title that had eluded him: X Games gold. Gerard, whose previous best finish was bronze (in 2020) from 8 previous XG Slopestyle starts, looked great in practice all week on a rail-heavy course well-suited to his strengths. That carried over to the final, when he stomped clean runs in all three passes and improved incrementally with each, climaxing with an eye-popping 97.00 in his final run. It was enough to narrowly edge Mark McMorris, the GOAT and two-time defending XG Aspen champ.