This week on FUEL TV’s The Weekly Update With Boost Mobile, we’re recapping the top snowboard events that took place over the winter.

At the 2006 Nokia Air and Style held in Munich , Germany , a record crowd watched Travis Rice win, Risto Mattila come in second, and Antti Autti take third.

At the Honda Session in Vail, Colorado , Andreas Wiig won the Bud Light Super Slopestyle, followed by David Benedek in second Chas Guldemond taking third.

At the Nissan X-Trail Nippon Open, the world’s best showed up in Japan and Shaun White won the superpipe competition, with Danny Davis in second and Ryoh Aono in third. In the women’s pipe, Torah Bright won, with Yayoi Tamura in second and Manuela Laura Pesko in third.

At the final stop of the Chevrolet US Snowboard Grand Prix in Tamarack, Idaho , Tommy Czeschin wins the event and the overall title, while Louie Vito lands in second and Matt Ladley moves into third. In the women’s event, Gretchen Bleiler wins, Lindsey Jacobellis pulls out a second and Tricia Byrnes moves to third.

At the Oakely Arctic Challenge, Terje Haakonsen broke the world record for highest air on a quarterpipe with a monstrous 9.8 meter launch. But winning the contest was Kevin Pearce, with Henning Marthinsen in second and Pat Moore in third.

At the World Superpipe Championships at Park City Mountain Resort, Utah , Shaun White continued his amazing season winning yet another contest, followed by Danny Davis in second and Mason Aguirre in third. For the women, Torah Bright takes first, Soko Yamaoka is second, and Kelly Clark is in third.

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This week on The Daily Habit:

JOEY COREY Monday – 4/23

Joey Corey rides for Flatline Skateboards and he’s a regular contender at Tampa AM, and today he’s on the show. Joey talks about building a skate team with his older brother Ryan Corey. Plus, New Zealand big-wave surfer Doug Young stops in on his way to the Billabong XXL Awards. And, extraordinary hip hop performer K-OS is here to perform live in the studio. Joey’s sponsors include: Flatline Skateboards, Square One. Doug’s sponsors include: Kustom, Billabong, Aly Bryne Surfboards, Shot & Go Energy Drink, Metsada, Ocean & Earth, and Oakley.

MANOA DROLLET Tuesday – 4/24

Nominated this year for not one, but two Billabong XXL big wave awards, Manoa Drollet is in the studio. This Tahitian native sheds some light on his infamous home break of Teahupoo and the guys he trusts out there as tow partners such as Shane Dorian. Plus, Volcom team rider and North Shore regular pro surfer Dave Wassel is coming by. Having spent the first season in the brand new Volcom house and snagging a nomination for “Largest Paddle In Wave” at the 2007 XXL Awards, Dave is having a great year! And, continuing coverage from correspondent Sven Barth as he catches up with an old friend at the 2007 Tampa Pro. Manoa’s sponsors include: Billabong, Kustom, Von Zipper, and Extreme Drinks. Dave’s sponsors include: Volcom.

MIKEY LeBLANC Wednesday – 4/25

Salt Lake City pro snowboarder with style and skill, owner of Holden Clothing Company, Mikey LeBlanc is on deck. Just back from a memorable trip to Japan, this video star has been keeping busy finding the powder and filming with Absinthe, always trying to bring back the fun in videos like his early days doing the “Whiskey” films. Plus, we’ll check in with the brains behind the 2007 Tampa Pro skate contest and Chris Fairbanks talks to the fans at the 2007 Burton US Open Snowboarding Championships. And, a much-anticipated live in studio musical performance by the band “Everybody Else”. Mikey’s sponsors include: Holden, Matix Street Wear, DVS, Ride Snowboards, Coal Head Wear, and Boost Mobile.

PETER MEL Thursday – 4/26

A paddle-in pioneer at Mavericks in the early 90s, Santa Cruz local and Quiksilver team rider Peter Mel is on the show. This big-wave veteran talks breaks from the Hawaiian Islands all the way to Mavericks, and being part of the first voyage to the elusive Cortes Bank. Plus, today we’re giving you a breakdown of the 2007 Billabong XXL Big Wave Award nominees. And, correspondent Sven Barth gives us a recap on all that went down at this year’s Tampa Pro skate contest. Peter’s sponsors include: Quiksilver, JC Hawaii, Future Fins, Reef, and Freeline Design.

KEIR DILLON Friday – 4/27

Pro snowboarder with skill and style both on and off the mountain, Burton team rider Keir Dillon is paying us a visit today. Keir tells about everything snow 2006/07 and his latest endeavors as an on-screen host. Plus, we’re coming along as Keir walks us through the legendary Burton factory in Burlington , Vermont with journalist Chris Fairbanks. And, from the movie “Kickin’ It Old Skool,” Jamie Kennedy and break dancer Casper are both rolling through the studio today. Keir’s sponsors include: Burton , Anon Eyewear, Sobe, Frends, Burton Life, Gravis, Boost Mobile

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