Ayumu Hirano

Monster Energy Men’s Snowboard SuperPipe: MEDAL RUNS | X Games Aspen 2022

Watch who landed on the podium in Monster Energy Men’s Snowboard SuperPipe competition at X Games Aspen 2022!

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2022 Laax Open Superpipe Highlights

The best Superpipe in Europe welcomed the snowboarding elite once again atop Crap Sogn Gion for an unbelievable showdown under the lights. Buckle up and get ready for take-off as we take it to the skies with the best bits and pieces from the 2022 Laax Open Superpipe.

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Best of: Men’s Snowboard Toyota Superpipe Highlights Video | Dew Tour Copper 2021

The most anticipated event at Dew Tour Copper 2021 went down on Sunday’s final, with the men’s snowboard Toyota superpipe competition closing out the weekend. A stacked roster of heavy-hitting halfpipe riders ensured a premier show that did not disappoint. Sediment fills the air as USA favorite Shaun White announces his retirement from snowboarding, making this his final Dew Tour competition. At the same time, fans get rowdy in anticipation of Ayumu Hirano’s triple cork, the first ever to be landed in a competition. Watch all the best moves in the highlights video above featuring The most anticipated event at Dew Tour Copper 2021 went down on Sunday’s final, with the men’s snowboard Toyota superpipe competition closing out the weekend. A stacked roster of heavy-hitting halfpipe riders ensured a premier show that did not disappoint. Sediment fills the air as USA favorite Shaun White announces his retirement from snowboarding, making this his final Dew Tour competition. At the same time, fans get rowdy in anticipation of Ayumu Hirano’s triple cork, the first ever to be landed in a competition. Watch all the best moves in the highlights video above featuring Chase Josey, Joey Okesson, Andre Hoeflich, Shaun White, Valentino Guseli, Ayumu Hirano, Jan Scherrer, Ruka Hirano, Taylor Gold, and Yuto Totsuka.

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Chloe Kim (USA) and Ayumu Hirano (JPN) are the LAAX OPEN 2022 Halfpipe champions

What a way to wrap up the LAAX OPEN 2022! The supreme highlight of the week was, without a doubt, the Superpipe Night Finals under floodlights at Crap Sogn Gion. A truly magical atmosphere after sunset at 2,252 meters above sea level, combined with sensational riding and rapturous fans.

She did it again! Last year’s winner Chloe Kim (USA) is once more on the top step of the podium at the Superpipe Night Finals of the last FIS World Cup before the Olympic Winter Games and is thus a four-time LAAX winner! She secured her victory with her first run, untoppable by a single one of her competitors. Mitsuki Ono (JPN) came in
second, with Spain’s Queralt Castellet completing the podium in third place.

In the men’s competition, Ayumu Hirano dominated in commanding form. Nine years after his last victory here in LAAX, the Japanese, who also competed in the 2021 Summer Olympics in skateboarding, took the win. Jan Scherrer, multiple fourth place at the LAAX OPEN, finally made it onto the podium at Crap Sogn Gion with an incredible second run. Third place goes to triple Olympic champion Shaun White, rounding off the medal set at the OPEN contests in LAAX: 2008 gold in Slopestyle, 2009 silver in halfpipe, 2022 bronze in Halfpipe.

Winning runs:

Chloe Kim:
backside air, frontside 1080 tail, cab 900 melon, switch backside 540 weddle, cab 1080
melon

Ayumu Hirano:
frontside dub 1440 indy, cab dub 1440 weddle, frontside dub 1260 indy, backside dub
1260 weddle, frontside dub 1080 truck driver

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Ayumu Hirano (JPN) | Winner | Men's Halfpipe Highlights | LAAX OPEN | FIS Snowboard

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Ayumu Hirano (JPN) | Winner | Men's Halfpipe | Mammoth | FIS Snowboard

Ayumu Hirano lands first ever triple cork in halfpipe snowboarding competition (Dew Tour Copper '21)

On Sunday December 19th, 2021, Ayumu Hirano landed the first ever triple cork in the Superpipe, presented by Toyota. In the his last run, and the final run of the Superpipe contest, he went all in and made history.
"Halfpipe snowboarding has just changed. Ayumu Hirano just changed the competition landscape for halfpipe snowboarding. The triple cork has now been presented in a form of competition."

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Top Three Qualifying Runs from Men's Snowboard Superpipe Presented by Toyota| Dew Tour Copper 2021

Here are the top three qualifying runs from the men’s superpipe presented by Toyota competition featuring Ayumu Hirano, Ruka Hirano, and Yuto Totsuka. With a field size of 23 snowboarders, only the top ten will make it onto Sunday’s final.

The #BurtonTeam Takes Over Saas-Fee | Burton: Team Update

When it comes to snowboarding in October, there is no better place to ride than Saas-Fee. A glacier in the Swiss Alps, Saas-Fee, is home to one of the best terrain parks in the world. With a week of perfect weather, the Burton Team met up to shake off the summer cobwebs and push the progression of snowboarding.

Riders:
Danny Davis, Mark McMorris, Brock Crouch, Mikkel Bang, Jake Canter, Red Gerard, Kaishu Hirano, Liu Jiayu, Raibu Katayama, Anna Gasser, Takeru Otsuka, Su Yiming, Luke Winkelmann, Ayumu Hirano, Darcy Sharpe, Leon Vockensperger, and Brian Rice

Filmers:
Justin Eeles, Russell Chai, Malikai Gerard, Zach Nigro, Marinho Meyer, and Holler FPV

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AYUMU HIRANO | Aspire - Inspire: Ep 04

It was snowboarding that came first for 22-year-old Ayumu. Then skateboarding. This snowboarding phenom holds two Olympic silver medals and two X Games gold medals to his name.

Now he's aiming for the top with the chance to make history as the first board sports athlete to take medals at both Winter and Summer Olympics.

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