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A Freeride World Tour marked by French excellence
The Freeride World Tour is the must-attend freeride snowboard and ski event, bringing together the world's best riders on vertiginous, demanding slopes. This year, the Val Thorens stage was the scene of a resounding feat: total domination of the competition by the French, with performances that will go down in freeride history!
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Enzo Nilo, architect of the perfect run
With a bold line and controlled risk-taking, Enzo Nilo imposed his style on this stage of the Freeride World Tour. His total commitment and exceptional fluidity enabled him to tame the face of Lac Noir with disconcerting ease. His run, punctuated by an impressive backflip and precise landing management, earned him a spectacular score of 96.00setting the bar very high for his competitors.
Rémi Benamo, technical expertise at the service of creativity
Just behind him, Rémi Benamo came out on top, opting for a bold, strategic line. He relied on complex jumps and perfect management of the terrain to make his mark on this round. His 360 engagedwhich he executed with exemplary mastery, earned him a score of 92.50consolidating his position on the podium.
Michael Mawn, speed and precision
For his part, Michael Mawn took a different approach, favoring sustained speed and flawless fluidity. He demonstrated impeccable control throughout his run, linking technical sections with confidence and finesse. His fast, stylish descent earned him a score of 89.00enough to take third place on the podium and confirm his place among the freeride elite.
Marion Haerty, the icon of freeride snowboarding
The Queen is back!
Marion Haerty made her return to the Freeride World Tour with panache, attacking a committed line with speed and control to achieve an impressive score of 95.00 at the Val Thorens Pro! A legendary performance from the four-time FWT champion, who proves once again that she remains an absolute freeride reference!
Astrid Cheylus, freeride's rising star
At just 21 years of age, Astrid Cheylus made her mark on the event with a daring ski run that captivated the spectators. Her run, punctuated by a perfect balance of technique and fluidity, earned her an impressive score of 93.67. Her ability to combine commitment and precision in demanding conditions shows that she has everything it takes to become a key figure in freeride. This performance, achieved on home soil, makes her a serious contender for the world title this season!
A collective performance to make history
This stage of the Freeride World Tour will be remembered as a demonstration of the strength of French riders. Their commitment and level of technical skill eclipsed the competition, sending out a clear message: France is determined to dominate this season. With confirmed talent and rising stars on the rise, French freeride has never been more impressive!
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The rest of the Freeride World Tour
As the season continues with stages in Andorra and Canada, all eyes are on the next exploits of these exceptional riders. One thing's for sure: after Val Thorens, the Freeride World Tour 2025 promises even more spectacular moments and unforgettable performances!
