Freeride World Tour (FWT)

#GoPro POV: Cody Bramwell Storming Down to Victory on Kakhiani - FWT 2025 Georgia Pro

Cody Bramwell (GBR) put down a clutch, high-scoring run just when he needed it most. He opened with a huge backflip, followed by a smooth wind-lip 360, maintaining speed and control throughout. Navigating a technical high wall feature, he avoided tricky bomb holes and executed a flawless descent, earning 85.67 points and securing his first win of the season.

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#GoPro POV: Noémie Equy's Domination Continues - FWT 2025 Georgia Pro

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Noémie Equy Winning Run Snowboard Women - 2025 Georgia Pro

Noémie Equy (FRA) proved once again why she leads the standings, riding a fluid and confident line. She combined smooth couloir turns with a frontside 360 off a wind lip, sticking the landing perfectly.A minor loss of control near the bottom didn’t affect her dominant performance, earning her 79.00 points and a second win of the season.

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Cody Bramwell Winning Run Snowboard Men - 2025 Georgia Pro

Cody Bramwell (GBR) put down a clutch, high-scoring run just when he needed it most. He opened with a huge backflip, followed by a smooth wind-lip 360, maintaining speed and control throughout. Navigating a technical high wall feature, he avoided tricky bomb holes and executed a flawless descent, earning 85.67 points and securing his first win of the season.

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Highlights: 2025 Toyo Tires FWT Qualifier 4* Hakuba | FWT Japan Series

Relive the best moment from the Toyo Tires FWT Qualifer 4* Hakuba 2025!

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TEASER | FWT 2025 Georgia Pro

The FIS Freeride World Tour by Peak Performance is back in Georgia for the fourth stop of the 2025 season, following three intense competitions in Europe and North America. Tetnuldi Resort, nestled in the stunning Svaneti region, made history last year by hosting its first FWT event, and now it returns as a key battleground as the season moves closer to the Cut.

With a weather window from February 23 – March 1, organizers will select the best possible day to ensure optimal freeride conditions. After standout performances at the first three events, the fight for the Golden Bib is more competitive than ever. With one more stop in Fieberbrunn after Georgia before the Cut, every run is crucial for riders hoping to secure their place in the final phase of the Tour.

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TEASER I 2025 Val Thorens Pro

The Freeride World Tour by Peak Performance is set to return to French soil for the first time in nine years with the highly anticipated debut of the Val Thorens Pro. Situated in the heart of Les Trois Vallées, the largest ski area in the world, Val Thorens, the world best ski resort, promises to deliver thrilling freeride action on its dramatic terrain. Athletes, fans, and freeride enthusiasts can expect steep faces, technical lines, and breathtaking moments as the world’s elite freeriders compete in this stunning alpine setting.

With the weather window spanning from January 27 through February 1, 2025, athletes will need to adapt to the unique challenges of Val Thorens’ high-altitude terrain. FWT organizers, in collaboration with local teams, will select the ideal competition day to ensure prime conditions for both safety and spectacular performances.

The Val Thorens Pro is already quickly establishing itself as a standout addition to the FWT. Known for its steep couloirs and varied terrain, the venue provides an ideal stage for freeriders to demonstrate their skill, precision, and creativity. At 2,300 meters above sea level, Val Thorens is the highest ski resort in Europe and a dream destination for mountain enthusiasts. Its high-altitude slopes and dramatic faces make it perfectly suited for the challenges of a world-class freeride competition, offering opportunities for riders to explore bold lines and technical features.

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What are the FIS Freeride World Championships l Episode 1

The countdown is on for the historic FIS Freeride World Championships, coming to Andorra in February 2026! This is Episode 1 of a 3-part series where we break down all the details of this groundbreaking event. From February 1-6, the world’s best freeriders will battle for the prestigious title of Freeride World Champion in an epic one-run format. Don’t miss your chance to witness the rise of legends! Stay tuned for more insights in the upcoming episodes.

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