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| The Medals Are Stacking Up | | | This past weekend Spyder athletes Maggie Voisin, Giulia Tanno and Alex Hall hit X-Games Norway by storm and put down runs that blew the judges away. | | | SATURDAY
Women's Ski Big Air
1. Megan Oldham (CAN)
2. Maggie Voisin (USA) - Spyder
3. Johanne Killi (NOR)
4. Giulia Tanno (SUI) - Spyder
Gold - Megan Oldham
Silver - Maggie Voisin
Bronze - Johanne Killi
Oldham became the first Canadian to medal in Women's Ski Big Air, while silver medalist Maggie Voisin, the only other rider to land a double cork 1260 in this competition, marked her best performance yet. Norwegian Johanne Killi took bronze.
Ski Knuckle Huck
1. Alex Hall (USA) - Spyder
2. Jesper Tjader (SWE)
3. Henrik Harlaut (SWE)
Gold - Alex Hall
X Games Norway 2020 closed out Saturday night with Ski Knuckle Huck where American Alex Hall took home his third X Games gold medal. Swedish rider Jesper Tjader led for much of the jam session, but Hall landed a switch tail butter double cork 1440 with a safety grab in his final run to jump to the top spot. X Games ski analyst Tom Wallisch called it the most difficult trick of the contest. | | | SUNDAY
Women's Ski Slopestyle
1. Maggie Voisin (USA)
2. Mathilde Gremaud (SUI)
3. Giulia Tanno (SUI)
Gold - Maggie Voisin
Silver - Mathilde Gremaud
Bronze - Giulia Tanno
In the most international field of the event, American Maggie Voisin took gold in Women's Ski Slopestyle for her second medal at X Games Norway 2020. After taking a silver in Saturday's Big Air, Voisin slayed the rail section and threw down a switch left 270 on 270 out, a backside 270 left disaster on down-flat-down, left 270 on 270 off. Swiss riders Mathilde Gremaud and Giulia Tanno earned silver and bronze.
Men's Ski Slopestyle
1. Andri Ragettli (SUI)
2. Alex Hall (USA)
3. Fabian Boesch (SUI)
Gold - Andri Ragettli
Silver - Alex Hall
Bronze - Fabian Boesch
Andri Ragettli landed what announcers dubbed the best run of his career en route to his first X Games gold medal in Ski Slopestyle. His trick selection included switch left tails 450 on to forward, left 450 on to pretzel 270 on the rails, a triple left 1620 safety and, his best trick of the competition, a switch double bio 1620 Cindy. American Alex Hall added a silver medal to his first place Knuckle Huck finish and Fabian Boesch took bronze. | | | | | | | Men's Tenmile Jacket
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