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Winter X Games 12 Superpipe Results

Winter X Games LogoShaun White Dominates At Snowboard Superpipe Final

LaVallee, Burke Named Jeep Athlete Of The Games

Aspen, Colo. – A blanket of snow fell on Buttermilk Mountain as a world-class athlete, Shaun White, put on a world-class display tonight at the Snowboard SuperPipe Men’s Final to close out ESPN Winter X Games 12.

“It feels medieval,” White said. “It feels so great, man.”

Leading the field going into his final run, but facing the prospect of another jaw-dropping run by the number one qualifier, Japanese shredding phenom Ryo Aono, White laid down a SuperPipe display that earned him a 96.66, and the gold.

White’s run included a frontside big air, front- and backside 1080s, and – to top it off – a frontside 1260 at the bottom of the pipe.

“Everything was awesome tonight,” White said. “The best part of X Games is the crowd. Man, you’re getting ready to take your run and you hear everybody cheering at the bottom.”

White recently announced a ten-year partnership deal with Burton Snowboards, the longest agreement in the sport of snowboarding.

Elsewhere tonight, Levi LaVallee and Sarah Burke were each named Jeep Athlete of the Games for their exceptional performances at Winter X Games 12.

Snowmobile racer LaVallee had two gold medals this year, in the debut of Speed & Style and tonight’s Snowmobile Freestyle event. Burke repeated at the Skiing SuperPipe Women’s event Friday night, taking home her second gold medal in two years.

LaVallee and Burke will each receive a 2008 New All Jeep Liberty.

Total attendance for Winter X Games 12 was 72,500 over the four days.

SNOWBOARD SUPERPIPE MEN’S FINAL
Results from Aspen/Snowmass on Sunday, January 27, 2008

Name / Bib # / Hometown / Score

1. Shaun White / 347 / Carlsbad, Calif. / 96.66
2. Ryo Aono / 324 / Matsuyama City, Japan / 88.00
3. Kevin Pearce / 343 / Norwich, Vt. / 85.66
4. Mason Aguirre / 300 / Mammoth, Calif. / 84.33
5. Kazuhiro Kokubo / 377 / Sapporo, Japan / 83.00
6. Antti Autti / 329 / Rovaniemi, Finland / 82.00
7. Danny Kass / 337 / Portland, Ore. / 81.00
8. Iouri Podladtchikov / 384 / Zurich, Switzerland / 73.66
9. Gary Zebrowski / 388 / Papeete, Tahiti / 65.00
10. Elijah Teter / 385 / Belmont, Vt. / 52.33

hrmm

i dont think he bs 10ed did he. wast it fs 10 cab 10 bs 9 and fs 12 but i could be wrong

Cab 10

noody does backside 10 in the pipe. Nobody.

haha

kass is sick. i don't think he's landed a pipe run at winter x in like 3 years although i was impressed how he threw down a solid run after getting destroyed on his first hit.