FIS Freestyle Ski and Snowboarding World Championships 2019 – Men's moguls

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Men's moguls
at the FIS Freestyle Ski and Snowboarding World Championships 2019
VenueDeer Valley
LocationUtah, United States
DatesFebruary 8
Competitors44 from 14 nations
Winning points84.89
Medalists
gold medal Mikaël Kingsbury   Canada
silver medal Matt Graham   Australia
bronze medal Daichi Hara   Japan
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The Men's moguls competition at the FIS Freestyle Ski and Snowboarding World Championships 2019 was held on February 8, 2019.[1][2]

Qualification[]

The qualification was started at 15:25.[3] The best 18 skiers qualified for the final.

Rank Bib Start
order		 Name Country Q1 Q2 Notes
1 1 12 Mikaël Kingsbury  Canada 81.29 Q
2 4 19 Ikuma Horishima  Japan 80.83 Q
3 7 3 Daichi Hara  Japan 78.88 Q
4 2 16 Benjamin Cavet  France 78.77 Q
5 3 25 Walter Wallberg  Sweden 77.42 Q
6 5 17 Matt Graham  Australia 77.02 Q
7 19 7  United States 76.46 Q
8 14 24 Ludvig Fjällström  Sweden 75.13 Q
9 8 22 Bradley Wilson  United States 74.21 Q
10 18 1 Philippe Marquis  Canada 73.52 74.30 Q
11 20 21 Dylan Walczyk  United States 74.04 19.59 Q
12 10 8 Jimi Salonen  Finland 73.80 66.58 Q
13 13 28 Pavel Kolmakov  Kazakhstan 72.80 19.51 Q
14 29 4 Rohan Chapman-Davies  Australia 70.30 72.39 Q
15 30 23  Great Britain 23.94 72.25 Q
16 23 26  Japan 72.10 71.16 Q
17 26 11  Japan 70.38 71.45 Q
18 28 15  Russia 71.31 27.66 Q
19 9 10 Casey Andringa  United States 70.86 71.08
20 16 6  France 70.94 DNF
21 12 30 Oskar Elofsson  Sweden 70.81 45.57
22 27 20  Great Britain 70.15 67.83
23 15 18 Felix Elofsson  Sweden 69.83 66.79
24 11 5 Laurent Dumais  Canada 69.36 DNF
25 22 29  Canada 69.25 66.58
26 24 14  Russia 69.21 36.95
27 21 27 Brodie Summers  Australia 68.92 66.90
28 36 40 Jussi Penttala  Finland 68.20 56.51
29 34 35 Seo Myung-joon  South Korea 65.92 DNF
30 17 13 James Matheson  Australia 65.77 41.65
31 46 32  Russia 63.84 8.30
32 37 34  Finland 62.97 DNF
33 42 44  Kazakhstan 62.50 25.13
34 31 9  Russia 20.53 61.03
35 40 37  Great Britain DNF 60.12
36 39 39 Zhao Yang  China 43.76 51.44
37 35 41  Czech Republic 47.08 43.33
38 38 42  China 36.66 42.06
39 44 38  Czech Republic 39.14 40.38
40 41 33  Ukraine 14.39 38.33
41 45 43  China 38.14 DNF
42 47 31 Wang Haoran  China 4.47 27.74
43 32 2  Kazakhstan 22.95 8.29
43 36 William Feneley  Great Britain Did not finish

Final[]

The final was started at 19:30.[4][5]

Rank Bib Name Country Final 1 Final 2
1st place, gold medalist(s) 1 Mikaël Kingsbury  Canada 83.60 84.89
2nd place, silver medalist(s) 5 Matt Graham  Australia 82.97 81.94
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) 7 Daichi Hara  Japan 79.06 81.66
4 4 Ikuma Horishima  Japan 81.29 81.30
5 2 Benjamin Cavet  France 81.38 81.02
6 18 Philippe Marquis  Canada 79.64 79.50
7 10 Jimi Salonen  Finland 78.46
8 20 Dylan Walczyk  United States 76.29
9 3 Walter Wallberg  Sweden 75.89
10 23  Japan 74.68
11 28  Russia 73.57
12 19  United States 71.45
13 26  Japan 70.63
14 29 Rohan Chapman-Davies  Australia 70.47
15 30  Great Britain 67.62
16 13 Pavel Kolmakov  Kazakhstan 47.57
17 8 Bradley Wilson  United States 45.78
18 14 Ludvig Fjällström  Sweden 38.12

References[]

  1. ^ "Schedule — FIS World Championships February 1–10, 2019 snowboard | freestyle freeski". 2019worldchamps.com. Retrieved January 26, 2019.
  2. ^ Start list
  3. ^ Qualification results
  4. ^ Final 1 results
  5. ^ Final results
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