2017–18 FIS Snowboard World Cup

2017–18 FIS Snowboard World Cup (leading)
Discipline Men Women
Parallel overall Nevin Galmarini Ester Ledecká
Parallel giant slalom Nevin Galmarini Ester Ledecká
Parallel slalom Roland Fischnaller Ekaterina Tudegesheva
Freestyle overall Chris Corning Miyabi Onitsuka
Snowboard cross Pierre Vaultier Michela Moioli
Halfpipe Yūto Totsuka Chloe Kim
Slopestyle Chris Corning Sofya Fyodorova
Big Air Chris Corning Anna Gasser
Competition
Locations 29 29
Individual 39 39
Team 3 3
Mixed 3 3
Cancelled 1 1

The 2017–18 FIS Snowboard World Cup was the 24th World Cup season in snowboarding organised by International Ski Federation. The season started on 4 September 2017 in Cardrona, New Zealand and concluded on 24 March 2018 in Quebec City, Canada. Competitions consisted of parallel slalom, parallel giant slalom, snowboard cross, halfpipe, slopestyle and big air.

Men

Snowboard Cross

Date Place Event Winner Second Third Ref.
9 September 2017   Cerro Catedral SBX Alex Pullin Emanuel Perathoner Jonathan Cheever [1]
10 September 2017   Cerro Catedral SBX Alex Pullin Alessandro Hämmerle Mick Dierdorff [2]
13 December 2017   Val Thorens SBX Paul Berg Adam Lambert Lucas Eguibar [3]
16 December 2017   Montafon SBX Jarryd Hughes Alessandro Hämmerle Markus Schairer [4]
22 December 2017   Cervinia SBX Omar Visintin Pierre Vaultier Alex Pullin [5]
20 January 2018   Erzurum SBX Omar Visintin Pierre Vaultier Alessandro Hämmerle [6]
27 January 2018   Bansko (sprint) SBX Pierre Vaultier Chris Robanske Alessandro Hämmerle [7]
3 February 2018   Feldberg SBX Julian Lüftner Pierre Vaultier Ken Vuagnoux [8]
4 February 2018   Feldberg SBX Pierre Vaultier Michele Godino Paul Berg [9]
3 March 2018   La Molina SBX Alessandro Hämmerle Hanno Douschan Emanuel Perathoner [10]
10 March 2018   Moscow SBX Alessandro Hämmerle Pierre Vaultier Omar Visintin [11]
17 March 2018   Veysonnaz SBX Nate Holland Mick Dierdorff Lucas Eguibar [12]

Parallel

Date Place Event Winner Second Third Ref.
14 December 2017   Carezza PGS Andrey Sobolev Nevin Galmarini Dario Caviezel [13]
15 December 2017   Cortina d'Ampezzo PGS Alexander Payer Roland Fischnaller Sylvain Dufour [14]
16 December 2017   Cortina d'Ampezzo (night) PSL Roland Fischnaller Edwin Coratti Dmitry Loginov [15]
5 January 2018   Lackenhof PGS Nevin Galmarini Rok Marguč Alexander Payer [16]
12 January 2018   Bad Gastein PSL Dmitry Loginov Andrey Sobolev Maurizio Bormolini [17]
20 January 2018   Rogla PGS Andreas Prommegger Edwin Coratti Benjamin Karl [18]
21 January 2018   Rogla PGS Benjamin Karl Radoslav Yankov Roland Fischnaller [19]
26 January 2018   Bansko PGS Jasey-Jay Anderson Nevin Galmarini Edwin Coratti [20]
28 January 2018   Bansko PGS Nevin Galmarini Edwin Coratti Andreas Prommegger [21]
3 March 2018   Kayseri PGS Stefan Baumeister Edwin Coratti Tim Mastnak [22]
10 March 2018   Scuol PGS Tim Mastnak Oskar Kwiatkowski Nevin Galmarini [23]
17 March 2018   Winterberg PSL Roland Fischnaller Sebastian Kislinger Rok Marguč [24]

Big Air

Date Place Event Winner Second Third Ref.
4 November 2017   Copenhagen BA cancelled due to organizational issues
11 November 2017   Milan BA Chris Corning Redmond Gerard Kyle Mack [25]
25 November 2017   Beijing BA Mark McMorris Tiarn Collins Torgeir Bergrem [26]
2 December 2017   Mönchengladbach BA Marcus Kleveland Yūri Ōkubo Kalle Järvilehto [27]
10 December 2017   Cooper Mountain BA Mons Røisland Chris Corning Chandler Hunt [28]
24 March 2018   Stoneham/Quebec City BA Max Parrot Jonas Bösiger Antoine Truchon [29]

Halfpipe

Date Place Event Winner Second Third Ref.
8 September 2017   Cardrona HP Yūto Totsuka Ayumu Hirano Patrick Burgener [30]
9 December 2017   Cooper Mountain HP Ayumu Hirano Ben Ferguson Shaun White [31]
21 December 2017   Beijing/Secret Garden HP Ayumu Hirano Raibu Katayama Yūto Totsuka [32]
13 January 2018   Snowmass HP Shaun White Scotty James Yūto Totsuka [33]
20 January 2018   Laax HP Iouri Podladtchikov Yūto Totsuka Zhang Yiwei [34]

Slopestyle

Date Place Event Winner Second Third Ref.
4 September 2017   Cardrona SBS Marcus Kleveland Darcy Sharpe Carlos Garcia Knight [35]
12 January 2018   Snowmass SBS Redmond Gerard Hiroaki Kunitake Tiarn Collins [36]
19 January 2018   Laax SBS cancelled due to snow fall, gusty side winds and low visibility
17 March 2018   Seiser Alm SBS Chris Corning Fridtjof Tischendorf Lyon Farrell [37]

Ladies

Snowboard Cross

Date Place Event Winner Second Third Ref.
9 September 2017   Cerro Catedral SBX Chloé Trespeuch Lindsey Jacobellis Nelly Moenne Loccoz [38]
10 September 2017   Cerro Catedral SBX Lindsey Jacobellis Eva Samková Chloé Trespeuch [39]
13 December 2017   Val Thorens SBX Lindsey Jacobellis Chloé Trespeuch Michela Moioli [40]
16 December 2017   Montafon SBX Michela Moioli Faye Gulini Nelly Moenne Loccoz [41]
22 December 2017   Cervinia SBX Michela Moioli Nelly Moenne Loccoz Julia Pereira de Sousa Mabileau [42]
20 January 2018   Erzurum SBX Eva Samková Chloé Trespeuch Michela Moioli [43]
27 January 2018   Bansko SBX Charlotte Bankes Michela Moioli Nelly Moenne Loccoz [44]
3 February 2018   Feldberg SBX Michela Moioli Zoe Bergermann Julia Pereira de Sousa Mabileau [45]
4 February 2018   Feldberg SBX Michela Moioli Charlotte Bankes Chloé Trespeuch [46]
3 March 2018   La Molina SBX Eva Samková Nelly Moenne Loccoz Charlotte Bankes [47]
10 March 2018   Moscow SBX Eva Samková Michela Moioli Charlotte Bankes [48]
17 March 2018   Veysonnaz SBX Michela Moioli Chloé Trespeuch Manon Petit Lenoir [49]

Parallel

Date Place Event Winner Second Third Ref.
14 December 2017   Carezza PGS Ester Ledecká Ramona Theresia Hofmeister Ina Meschik [50]
15 December 2017   Cortina d'Ampezzo PGS Ester Ledecká Selina Jörg Claudia Riegler [51]
16 December 2017   Cortina d'Ampezzo (night) PSL Sabine Schöffmann Julie Zogg Natalia Soboleva [52]
5 January 2018   Lackenhof PGS Ester Ledecká Julia Dujmovits Ladina Jenny [53]
12 January 2018   Bad Gastein PSL Ramona Theresia Hofmeister Yekaterina Tudegesheva Michelle Dekker [54]
20 January 2018   Rogla PGS Ester Ledecká Claudia Riegler Julia Dujmovits [55]
21 January 2018   Rogla PGS Ramona Theresia Hofmeister Sabine Schöffmann Alena Zavarzina [56]
26 January 2018   Bansko PGS Ester Ledecká Selina Jörg Ramona Theresia Hofmeister [57]
28 January 2018   Bansko PGS Julia Dujmovits Ramona Theresia Hofmeister Selina Jörg [58]
3 March 2018   Kayseri PGS Milena Bykova Ester Ledecká Daniela Ulbing [59]
10 March 2018   Scuol PGS Ester Ledecká Alena Zavarzina Ladina Jenny [60]
17 March 2018   Winterberg PSL Selina Jörg Alena Zavarzina Julie Zogg [61]

Big Air

Date Place Event Winner Second Third Ref.
4 November 2017   Copenhagen BA cancelled due to organizational issues
11 November 2017   Milan BA Anna Gasser Katie Ormerod Sina Candrian [62]
25 November 2017   Beijing BA Anna Gasser Miyabi Onitsuka Enni Rukajärvi [63]
2 December 2017   Mönchengladbach BA Carla Somaini Miyabi Onitsuka Christy Prior [64]
10 December 2017   Cooper Mountain BA Reira Iwabuchi Julia Marino Silje Norendal [65]
24 March 2018   Stoneham/Quebec City BA Julia Marino Laurie Blouin Loranne Smans [66]

Halfpipe

Date Place Event Winner Second Third Ref.
8 September 2017   Cardrona HP Chloe Kim Kelly Clark Maddie Mastro [67]
9 December 2017   Cooper Mountain HP Chloe Kim Maddie Mastro Kelly Clark [68]
21 December 2017   Beijing/Secret Garden HP Liu Jiayu Sena Tomita Cai Xuetong [69]
13 January 2018   Snowmass HP Queralt Castellet Chloe Kim Maddie Mastro [70]
20 January 2018   Laax HP Liu Jiayu Cai Xuetong Queralt Castellet [71]

Slopestyle

Date Place Event Winner Second Third Ref.
4 September 2017   Cardrona SBS Jamie Anderson Miyabi Onitsuka Zoi Sadowski-Synnott [72]
12 January 2018   Snowmass SBS Christy Prior Reira Iwabuchi Tess Coady [73]
19 January 2018   Laax SBS cancelled due to snow fall, gusty side winds and low visibility
16 March 2018   Seiser Alm SBS Sofya Fyodorova Silje Norendal Šárka Pančochová [74]

Team

Snowboard cross men

Date Place Event Winner Second Third Ref.
16 December 2017   Montafon SBXT  Spain I
Regino Hernández
Lucas Eguibar
  Austria I
Alessandro Hämmerle
Markus Schairer
  France I
Merlin Surget
Pierre Vaultier
 [75]
21 January 2018   Erzurum SBXT  Italy I
Emanuel Perathoner
Omar Visintin
  Austria I
Alessandro Hämmerle
Markus Schairer
  United States II
Nate Holland
Alex Deibold
 [76]
11 March 2018   Moscow SBXT  Italy I
Emanuel Perathoner
Omar Visintin
  Austria IV
Julian Lüftner
Alessandro Hämmerle
  United States VI
Senna Leith
Jake Vedder
 [77]
18 March 2018   Veysonnaz SBXT  Germany I
Paul Berg
Konstantin Schad
  Spain I
Regino Hernández
Lucas Eguibar
  Austria VI
Hanno Douschan
Alessandro Hämmerle
 [78]

Snowboard cross ladies

Date Place Event Winner Second Third Ref.
16 December 2017   Montafon SBXT  France I
Chloé Trespeuch
Nelly Moenne Loccoz
  Canada I
Meryeta Odine
Zoe Bergermann
  Russia I
Kristina Paul
Mariya Vasiltsova
 [79]
21 January 2018   Erzurum SBXT  France I
Nelly Moenne Loccoz
Chloé Trespeuch
  Czech Republic I
Vendula Hopjáková
Eva Samková
  Canada I
Zoe Bergermann
Meryeta Odine
 [80]
11 March 2018   Moscow SBXT  France I
Nelly Moenne Loccoz
Chloé Trespeuch
  Canada III
Tess Critchlow
Zoe Bergermann
  Switzerland II
Lara Casanova
Simona Meiler
 [81]
18 March 2018   Veysonnaz SBXT  France I
Nelly Moenne Loccoz
Chloé Trespeuch
  Italy IV
Sofia Belingheri
Raffaella Brutto
  Canada III
Tess Critchlow
Zoe Bergermann
 [82]

Parallel mixed

Date Place Event Winner Second Third Ref.
6 January 2018   Lackenhof PGSM  Austria III
Claudia Riegler
Andreas Prommegger
  Austria I
Sabine Schöffmann
Alexander Payer
  Germany I
Selina Jörg
Patrick Bussler
 [83]
13 January 2018   Bad Gastein PSLM  Austria II
Sabine Schöffmann
Alexander Payer
  Germany II
Ramona Theresia Hofmeister
Stefan Baumeister
  Austria I
Claudia Riegler
Andreas Prommegger
 [84]
18 March 2018   Winterberg PSLM  Italy I
Nadya Ochner
Roland Fischnaller
  Austria II
Claudia Riegler
Andreas Prommegger
  Austria III
Julia Dujmovits
Sebastian Kislinger
 [85]

Men's standings

Ladies' standings

Podium table by nation

Table showing the World Cup podium places (gold–1st place, silver–2nd place, bronze–3rd place) by the countries represented by the athletes.

RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1 Austria12121337
2 Italy1210729
3 United States10101131
4 Czech Republic93113
5 France8101331
6 Germany65415
7 Japan49215
8 Switzerland44816
9 Russia44412
10 Canada36312
11 Australia3227
 Norway3227
13 Spain2136
14 China2125
15 New Zealand1135
16 Slovenia1124
17 Bulgaria0101
 Great Britain0101
 Poland0101
20 Finland0022
21 Belgium0011
 Netherlands0011
Totals (22 entries)848484252

References

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