In the men’s competition Luca Harrington from New Zealand delivered a show-stopping performance, earning the highest score of the evening and securing his first-ever World Cup victory. The 20-year-old followed up his opening run with a flawless trick, clinching the win and celebrating with a victory lap on his final run. “It was such an incredible and special night for me. Dream come true!” - Luca Harrington.
Not only did he claim gold, but Harrington also made history as the first Kiwi to win a World Cup event and only the second to land a World Cup Big Air podium spot! 🙌
In the women’s event, Flora Tabanelli took second place, marking her third podium of the 2024/25 season and fifth overall since stepping up to senior competition in 2023. Flora at age 17 scored the highest of the evening, though her third-run score wasn’t enough to secure the top spot.
Joining her on the podium were Muriel Mohr, claiming third for the second time this season.
Additionally Andri Ragettli placed 4th, Axel Burmansson 7th, and Ulrik Samnoey 8th. What an incredible night for the team!