Max Parrot

Ruroc X Max Parrot | Introducing The MP Pro Helmet & Goggles

Ride in the exact helmet and goggles that won 13 X Games Medals. Tested to the max. By Max. Available October 27th.

Video Highlights: Best of Men’s Snowboard Slopestyle | Dew Tour Copper 2020

Due to the cancelation of the men’s snowboard slopestyle qualifier, the final held a stacked roaster of 17 athletes ready to come out swinging for the top podium position. Luckily when the time came to drop in, blue skies appeared above Copper Mountain, allowing for ideal conditions to hit all seven sections of the jib and jump features. Without further ado, here are the highlights featuring Red Gerard, Brock Crouch, Stale Sandbech, Rene Rinnekangas, Sven Thorgren, Judd Henkes, Mark McMorris, Mikey Ciccarelli, Darcy Sharpe, Fridtjof Tischendorf, Torgeir Bergrem, Yuki Kadono, Max Parrot, Luke Winkelmann, Kyle Mack, Lyon Farrell, and Mons Roisland.
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GOLD MEDAL VIDEO: Monster Energy Men’s Snowboard Slopestyle | X Games Norway 2020

Rough conditions, crazy rail section, plus bangers and a head-to-head match up. See who took home gold in in Monster Energy Men’s Snowboard Slopestyle on Sunday at X Games Norway 2020.

Winning Runs: Red Gerard Wins Men’s Snowboard Slopestyle Finals | Dew Tour Copper 2020

A total of seventeen men arrived at the top of slopestyle ready to get buck on this one-of-a-kind course in hopes of emerging as the Dew Tour Copper 2020 champion. Due to the large field of riders and going straight to finals, athletes were allowed two runs each. After all, was said and done it was Red Gerard who came out on top with a high score of 97.33 on his final run. Taking second place in today’s final was Brock Crouch wit Stale Sandbech in third.

Watch the top three runs that won it during slopestyle finals in the video above.

Men’s Snowboard Slopestyle Results
1.) Red Gerard, 97.33
2.) Brock Crouch, 95.66
3.) Stale Sandbech, 94.00
4.) Rene Rinnekangas, 93.66
5.) Sven Thorgren, 93.33
6.) Judd Henkes, 90.66
7.) Mark McMorris, 90.33
8.) Mikey Ciccarelli, 80.00
9.) Darcy Sharpe, 73.66
10.) Fridtjof Tischendorf, 72,00
11.) Torgeir Bergrem, 51.66
12.) Yuki Kadono, 46.33
13.) Max Parrot, 30.66
14.) Luke Winkelmann, 25.66
15.) Kyle Mack, 25.00
16.) Lyon Farrell, 23.00
17.) Mons Roisland, 15.66

HIGHLIGHT REEL: | X Games Aspen 2020

X Games Aspen 2020 is a wrap. Check out the highlights from four days of competition at Buttermilk Mountain in Aspen, Colorado.

GOLD MEDAL VIDEO: The Real Cost Men's Snowboard Big Air | X Games Aspen 2020

Max Parrot edges out Mark McMorris for gold in The Real Cost Men's Snowboard Big Air on Saturday night at X Games Aspen 2020.

TOP QUALIFIER: The Real Cost Men's Snowboard Big Air Elimination | X Games Aspen 2020

Max Parrot is the top qualifier in Men's Snowboard Big Air Elimination on Friday at X Games Aspen 2020.

X GAMES ASPEN 2020: What To Watch For, Night 3 | X Games

X Games returns to Aspen, Colorado Jan. 23 - 26, 2020. To preview the action, X Games hosts Brandon Graham and Jack Mitrani ran through four days of highlights of what to expect at X Games Aspen 2020. Need an X Games primer? You've come to the right place.

Wendy’s Snow BikeCross: The lone racing discipline of X Games takes stage on Saturday afternoon at X. With Cody Matechuk pushing for a three-peat, the racing will be on fire for sure.

Women’s Ski SuperPipe: Is there anything Kelly Sildaru can’t do? This year, Sildaru tries to steal gold from Cassie Sharpe in her latest three-peat attempt.

The Real Cost Men’s Snowboard Big Air: Max Parrot is back from chemo treatment and ready to shred. He returned in Norway, won gold and is now back for 2020. With Max up against Mark McMorris and a slew of top competitors, the comp will be tight.

Women’s Snowboard SuperPipe: Chloe Kim is taking the year off to study. A superstar amongst superstars, Chloe has made it clear that she’s not retiring, just focusing on school. That leaves the forum wide open for names such as Maddie Mastro. Who will pick up the mantle? Tune-in and find out!

Max Parrot: BEING | X Games

In the beginning of 2019, Max Parrot was forced to drop out of X Games competition to take on the biggest battle of his life: cancer. Following months of chemotherapy, Parrot returned to the fold for X Games Norway 2019 and took gold in his first appearance back. To win a gold medal at X Games is no small feat. To do it coming off of a lymphoma diagnosis was unheard of, until Max Parrot changed all that. This is Being Max Parrot.

MAX PARROT: #1 | X Games 2019 Top 10 Moments

Are you kidding? The man does 12 chemo treatments in six months, is only two months removed from his final treatment in late August, spends just a week on snow and then beats the best in the world at XG Norway? Beautiful.

Norway 2019 gold was Max Parrot’s 5th title in Snowboard Big Air. No other man or woman has more than 3. He has the most Snowboard Big Air medals in X Games history (8). His 5 gold and 8 medals are both tied with skier Henrik Harlaut for most in either X Games Ski or SBD. Max now has 6 total X Games gold and 10 medals overall.

Just a reminder: THE MAN SPENT THE YEAR FIGHTING CANCER. This is the best story of 2019, and Brando and Craig’s call on Max’s final run was great.