Revisiting the biggest and baddest of the 23/24 snowboard big air World Cup season
Jun 27, 2024·Snowboard Park & Pipe)
From the season-opener at the Big Air Chur (SUI) to the groundbreaking finale at Copper Mountain (USA), it was heavy big air World Cup season in 2023/24, with never-been-done (or at least, rarely-been-done) tricks seeming to go down at every event along the way.
It was also a highly competitive season, with Mia Brookes (GBR) and Kira Kimura (JPN) walking away with the crystal globes despite neither taking a victory, as each rider’s consistency paid off in a campaign where we saw seven different winners (out of a possible eight) across the four stops.
Now that we’re firmly into summer mode here at FIS Snowboard, we’re taking some time to look back at a few of the finest performances of the past season before we turn our focus to 2024/25 in a couple months at the Winter Games NZ in Cardrona.
Check out the biggest and baddest of the 2023/24 FIS Snowboard big air World Cup season below…
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