Oxess Riders Dominate Early World Cup Events: A Season of Excellence Begins
The 2024/25 FIS Snowboard Alpine World Cup season has kicked off with remarkable success for Oxess athletes. From Mylin (Inner Mongolia) to Yanqing (Beijing), Oxess riders have not only claimed victories but also demonstrated their unmatched depth and consistency.
1-4 Finish in Yanqing PSL: A Historic Highlight
Pictures by Miha Matavz (www.mihamatavz.com)
On December 8, Oxess riders dominated the Parallel Slalom (PSL) race in Yanqing, with an incredible 1-4 finish in the men's event:
- Daniele Bagozza claimed his 6th career World Cup victory, showcasing his top-tier talent.
- Gabriel Messner, returning to form after injury, secured an impressive 2nd place.
- Andreas Prommegger, a consistent performer, took 3rd place.
- Tim Mastnak, the Yanqing PGS winner just a day earlier, finished in 4th.
This historic result highlights Oxess's dominance, as 11 men and 8 women advanced to the Top 16 in PSL alone, further underlining the team's depth.
Victories Across Disciplines: Oxess Women Shine Too
While the men grabbed headlines, the women delivered outstanding performances as well. On December 7, Lucia Dalmasso made history by claiming her first World Cup win in the Parallel Giant Slalom (PGS) event. Her spectacular ride led the women's field, adding to Oxess's triumphs in Yanqing.
In Mylin, Kim Sangkyum kicked off the season with a strong 2nd place finish in the November 30 PGS race, and Maurizio Bormolini continued his winning ways by taking the top spot in the December 1 PSL race.
Key Results Overview
November 30 – PGS (Mylin):
Kim Sangkyum (2nd place). 8 Oxess men and 6 women in the Top 16.
December 1 – PSL (Mylin):
Maurizio Bormolini (1st place), Gabriel Messner (3rd place), Tim Mastnak (4th place). 6 Oxess men and 7 women in the Top 16.
December 7 – PGS (Yanqing):
Lucia Dalmasso (1st place), Tim Mastnak (1st place), Maurizio Bormolini (2nd place). 9 Oxess men and 6 women in the Top 16.
December 8 – PSL (Yanqing):
Daniele Bagozza (1st place), Gabriel Messner (2nd place), Andreas Prommegger (3rd place), Tim Mastnak (4th place). 11 Oxess men and 8 women in the Top 16, with Flurina Bätschii finishing 4th in the women's race
What This Means for the Season
The dominance displayed by Oxess athletes in the opening races sets the stage for a thrilling season ahead. The consistency in results, from podium finishes to Top 16 appearances, reflects not only the skill and dedication of the riders but also the reliability and performance of Oxess boards.
Congratulations to all Oxess athletes for an exceptional start to the season. The achievements in Mylin and Yanqing are just the beginning of what promises to be an unforgettable year!
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