Stoneham slopestyle course assumes shape

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The shaping crew in Stoneham Mountain, just some 20 minutes outside of Quebec City and home of the slopestyle events of this season's Quebec World Cup stop, are currently giving the finishing touches to course's features.

After having moved about 48,000 m³ of snow over the past days and having invested more than 100 work hours with the cats, things are finally falling into place.

The course kicks off – other than most times – with a line of three table top jumps and kicker sizes varying between three to five metres.

A hip feature will then serve as transition from jump to the final jib line which consists of two more rail section.