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X GAMES ASPEN 2022 RETURNS TO BUTTERMILK MOUNTAIN JAN. 21-23

ESPN X Games announced today that X Games Aspen 2022 will return to Buttermilk Mountain in Aspen Snowmass with 100 of the world’s best action sports athletes competing in 14 disciplines from Jan. 21-23. For the 21st consecutive year, Buttermilk will host X Games Aspen for 13.5 hours of live coverage on ESPN and ABC and will be presented across the globe through international syndication partners. Fans can also follow @XGames across digital and social media platforms for behind-the-scenes, athlete-curated and complementary content that enhance the X Games Aspen telecasts.

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SAVE THE DATE: X GAMES ASPEN 2022

WHAT: X Games Aspen returns to its home at Buttermilk Mountain in Aspen Snowmass, Colorado to host the world’s premiere action sports competitions.
WHEN: January 21 – 23, 2022
WHERE: Buttermilk Mountain at Aspen Snowmass

More details on X Games Aspen 2022 will be available on www.xgames.com as soon as they are available - STAY TUNED!

Pictured: Jamie Anderson competing in Jeep Women's Snowboard Slopestyle during X Games Aspen 2020. Image credit: Matt Morning / ESPN Images
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KIM AND TOTSUKA WRAP UP PERFECT SEASONS WITH ASPEN WORLD CUP WINS

The final competition of two incredible weeks of action at Aspen Snowmass took to the slopes of Buttermilk Mountain on Sunday, where the second and final halfpipe World Cup of the season went down under sunny, springy conditions and Chloe Kim (USA) and Yuto Totsuka continued their pipe dominance with wins at the Land Rover US Grand Prix.

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GASSER AND KLEVELAND CHECK OUT OF ASPEN WORLD CUP WITH SLOPESTYLE WINS

After the conclusion of the Aspen 2021 FIS Snowboard and Freestyle World Championships on Wednesday, Saturday afternoon saw the action in Aspen (USA) rolling on with the first of this weekend’s back-to-back World Cup competitions taking to the Buttermilk Mountain slopestyle course, where springy conditions and the occasional gusty wind made for some occasionally tough riding, but where Anna Gasser (AUT) and Marcus Kleveland (NOR) rose to the challenge and walked away with impressive wins.

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Here's how to catch live broadcast of FIS Snowboard World Cup SS & HP Land Rover US Grand Prix from Aspen's Buttermilk Mountain:

Slopestyle Finals: Saturday March 20: 3pm EST / 7pm UTC
Halfpipe Finals: Sunday March 21: 3pm EST / 7pm UTC

Check out the tagged event which was updated with links to YouTube live broadcast. Also available on https://www.peacocktv.com/.

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ACTION ROLLS ON IN ASPEN WITH WORLD CUP HALFPIPE AND SLOPESTYLE AT THE LAND ROVER US GRAND PRIX

With the Aspen 2021 FIS Snowboard and Freeski World Championships only just finished up on Tuesday, we are right back to action at Buttermilk Mountain from Thursday through to Sunday with FIS Snowboard World Cup slopestyle and halfpipe action at the Land Rover US Grand Prix.

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GASSER AND MCMORRIS LEAD THE WAY THROUGH ASPEN 2021 BIG AIR QUALIFICATIONS

Sunday at the Aspen 2021 FIS Snowboard and Freeski World Championships saw big air qualification action take to the showtime booter at Aspen’s Buttermilk Mountain, where Anna Gasser (AUT) took top spot in the ladies’ heat, and Rene Rinnekangas (FIN) and Mark McMorris (CAN) put down the best scores in their men’s respective heats.

Pictured: Anna Gasser (AUT) on her way to top spot in women's big air qualifications. Image credit: Mark Clavin / @ussnowboardteam

FIS 2021 SNOWBOARD WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS HALFPIPE RECAP: KIM REPEATS & TOTSUKA STEALS THE CROWN

Storm Xylia held off almost as if the organisers here at the Aspen 2021 FIS Snowboard and Freeski World Championships had requested it, as what was forecasted to be the biggest winter weather event in a decade didn’t start dumping snow until the last post-event interview was in the bag, thus allowing Chloe Kim (USA) and Yuto Totsuka to show their best on the way to claiming Aspen 2021 halfpipe gold medals.

Pictured: Yuto Totsuka (JPN) wins Halfpipe Gold at 2021 Aspen FIS Snowboard World Championships, at Aspen’s Buttermilk Mountain, CO, USA, March 13. Image credit: Mark Clavin / US Ski & Snowboard

Aspen 2021 World Championships halfpipe finals are coming up this afternoon beginning at 13:00MST (8pm UTC), where the best of the best will be duking it out in the @aspensnowmass pipe for world champs gold...🏅

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Link to YouTube livestream (with geo restrictions!) inside the tagged event.

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