FIS Freestyle Ski and Snowboarding World Championships 2017 – Men's moguls

FIS Freestyle Ski and Snowboarding World Championships 2017 Sierra Nevada, Spain
Freestyle skiing events
Moguls		men		women
Dual moguls		men		women
Aerials		men		women
Halfpipe		men		women
Slopestyle		men		women
Ski cross		men		women
Snowboarding events
Big air		men		women
Halfpipe		men		women
Slopestyle		men		women
Snowboard cross		men		women
Snowboard cross team		men		women
Parallel giant slalom		men		women
Parallel slalom		men		women

The men's moguls competition of the FIS Freestyle Ski and Snowboarding World Championships 2017 was held at Sierra Nevada, Spain, on March 8 (qualifying and finals). 51 athletes from 18 countries competed.

Qualification[]

The following are the results of the qualification.^[1]

Rank	Bib	Name	Country	Q1	Q2	Notes
1	19	Ikuma Horishima	Japan	91.08		Q
2	1	Mikaël Kingsbury	Canada	87.38		Q
3	3	Matt Graham	Australia	81.56		Q
4	16		United States	81.36		Q
5	5	Dmitriy Reiherd	Kazakhstan	80.09		Q
6	14	Marco Tadé	Switzerland	79.46		Q
7	7	Bradley Wilson	United States	79.38		Q
8	8	Brodie Summers	Australia	79.29		Q
9	27	Vinjar Slatten	Norway	79.28		Q
10	2	Benjamin Cavet	France	75.75	81.37	Q
11	12	Jimi Salonen	Finland	78.59	81.25	Q
12	24		Norway	77.40	80.23	Q
13	9	Marc-Antoine Gagnon	Canada	78.13	80.00	Q
14	11	Sacha Theocharis	France	78.26	79.58	Q
15	4	Philippe Marquis	Canada	77.33	79.31	Q
16	23	Jussi Penttala	Finland	78.72	78.77	Q
17	28	Rohan Chapman-Davies	Australia	74.84	78.31	Q
18	15	Anthony Benna	France	78.01	DNF	Q
19	20	Dylan Walczyk	United States	77.90	77.24
20	13	Choi Jae-woo	South Korea	77.86	48.89
21	30		France	77.24	71.19
22	6	Troy Murphy	United States	76.61	76.22
23	17	Daichi Hara	Japan	74.34	76.41
24	26	Nobuyuki Nishi	Japan	75.36	74.66
25	38		Russia	75.02	47.76
26	35		Germany	73.49	74.45
27	34	Pavel Kolmakov	Kazakhstan	72.96	73.85
28	18	Sho Endo	Japan	73.68	73.76
29	33	James Matheson	Australia	73.13	73.14
30	31		Russia	72.38
31	42		Russia	71.88
32	25	Seo Myung-joon	South Korea	71.63
33	37		Finland	71.09
34	21	Laurent Dumais	Canada	69.05
35	36	Olli Penttala	Finland	68.06
36	45		Sweden	67.23
37	50		Kazakhstan	60.38
38	44		Czech Republic	59.59
39	43	Yang Zhao	China	58.46
40	49		China	54.15
41	53		Spain	50.38
42	41		China	46.94
43	51		Denmark	46.71
44	22	Walter Wallberg	Sweden	45.67
45	52		Ukraine	38.02
46	38		China	31.84
47	46	Oskar Elofsson	Sweden	18.67
48	48		Ukraine	17.41
	32	Kim Ji-hyon	South Korea	DNF
	40	Dmitriy Barmashov	Kazakhstan	DNF
	47		Sweden	DNF

Final[]

The following are the results of the finals.^[2][3]

Rank	Bib	Name	Country	Final 1	Final 2
	19	Ikuma Horishima	Japan	85.96	88.54
	2	Benjamin Cavet	France	84.34	87.11
	1	Mikaël Kingsbury	Canada	86.59	82.85
4	14	Marco Tadé	Switzerland	83.18	82.64
5	7	Bradley Wilson	United States	83.60	80.56
6	15	Anthony Benna	France	83.19	80.11
7	27	Vinjar Slatten	Norway	82.67
8	11	Sacha Theocharis	France	81.60
9	16		United States	81.54
10	26	Marc-Antoine Gagnon	Canada	80.86
11	8	Brodie Summers	Australia	79.58
12	12	Jimi Salonen	Finland	79.28
13	23	Jussi Penttala	Finland	79.24
14	3	Matt Graham	Australia	78.09
15	28	Rohan Chapman-Davies	Canada	76.93
16	4	Philippe Marquis	Canada	75.67
17	24		Norway	75.12
18	5	Dmitriy Reiherd	Kazakhstan	74.98

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