Whistler Blackcomb played host to the third and final stop of DC’s global “Hit & Run” snowboard event last weekend.
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The unique event is designed to test a snowboarder’s all-around riding skills by combining slopestyle hits and banked slalom turns.
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A spectator friendly event, the course included technical speed jumps, banked turns, a large freestyle jump, two rail sections and a hip into the halfpipe.
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Canadian Mikey Ciccarelli took home the win for the men and also won best trick with his stylish cab 900. Ryan Manning took second.
DC HIT & RUN💥💥💥頑張りました👏☺️ #whistler #whistlerblackcomb #dcsnowboards #dchitandrun #snowboard #canada
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Brooke Voigt won the women's event.
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Riders were ranked on their overall time and judged on the freestyle jump, one of the rail sections and the hip.