FIS Freestyle World Ski Championships 2013 – Men's slopestyle

FIS Freestyle World Ski Championships 2013
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The men's slopestyle competition of the FIS Freestyle World Ski Championships 2013 was held at Myrkdalen-Voss, Norway on March 8 (qualifying) and March 9 (final). 63 athletes from 23 countries competed.

Qualification[]

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

Rank	Bib	Name	Country	Run 1	Run 2	Best	Notes
1	11	Nick Goepper	United States	94.2	87.4	94.2	Q
2	1	James Woods	Great Britain	85.6	92.0	92.0	Q
3	10	Oscar Wester	Sweden	83.0	87.6	87.6	Q
4	74	Andreas Håtveit	Norway	79.2	87.4	87.4	Q
5	17	Gus Kenworthy	United States	54.6	86.4	86.4	Q
6	14	Alex Schlopy	United States	77.6	85.8	85.8	Q
7	75	Per Kristian Hunder	Norway	85.6	30.0	85.6	Q
8	3	Tom Wallisch	United States	84.2	81.0	84.2	Q
9	70		Canada	63.8	81.2	81.2	Q
10	8		Switzerland	79.4	67.8	79.4
11	20		France	75.0	79.2	79.2	Q
12	19		Finland	71.2	78.4	78.4
13	5	Russ Henshaw	Australia	78.2	7.8	78.2
14	13	Jules Bonnaire	France	75.4	30.6	75.4	Q
15	24	Beau-James Wells	New Zealand	64.2	74.4	74.4	Q
16	72		Norway	73.8	74.2	74.2
17	45	Aleksi Patja	Finland	72.8	73.2	73.2
18	50		Australia	70.4	72.2	72.2
19	73	Aleksander Aurdal	Norway	15.8	71.6	71.6
20	4	Jonas Hunziker	Switzerland	66.4	70.6	70.6
21	29		United States	69.4	28.0	69.4
22	53		Czech Republic	55.6	67.0	67.0
23	9		Switzerland	58.2	66.0	66.0
24	61		Latvia	30.8	62.6	62.6
25	22	Benedikt Mayr	Germany	62.4	17.0	62.4
26	56		Poland	59.0	61.8	61.8
27	28		France	61.0	48.0	61.0
28	42		Russia	22.0	58.4	58.4
29	40	Otso Raisanen	Finland	58.0	27.0	58.0
30	33	Luca Tribondeau	Austria	10.0	56.6	56.6
31	62	Jordan Houghton	Australia	13.2	54.6	54.6
32	27		New Zealand	54.4	34.6	54.4
33	47		Finland	53.4	10.2	53.4
34	69		Denmark	52.8	21.8	52.8
35	71		Poland	50.0	52.6	52.6
36	68		Germany	20.8	52.4	52.4
37	16		Japan	51.2	24.2	51.2
38	25		Netherlands	51.0	47.6	51.0
39	55		Slovenia	50.8	23.8	50.8
40	51		Australia	18.0	48.8	48.8
41	52		Russia	46.2	23.8	46.2
42	12		Japan	44.0	38.8	44.0
43	15	Elias Ambühl	Switzerland	44.0	29.8	44.0
44	60		Netherlands	11.8	43.0	43.0
45	65		Denmark	22.0	42.6	42.6
46	41		Great Britain	21.8	42.4	42.4
47	39		Great Britain	42.4	12.0	42.4
48	64		Slovakia	21.2	41.4	41.4
49	46		Slovenia	35.0	37.2	37.2
50	21	Marek Skala	Czech Republic	26.4	34.6	34.6
51	38		Brazil	4.8	34.2	34.2
52	2	Alex Beaulieu-Marchand	Canada	20.0	32.8	32.8
53	6	Henrik Harlaut	Sweden	30.6	DNS	30.6
54	35	Jesper Tjäder	Sweden	28.8	26.0	28.8
55	79		Sweden	27.4	25.6	27.4
56	78	Pavel Korpachev	Russia	24.4	8.8	24.4
57	57	Tyler Harding	Great Britain	9.0	21.8	21.8
58	31	Josiah Wells	New Zealand	18.8	21.6	21.6
59	67		South Korea	20.8	15.8	20.8
60	23		New Zealand	14.4	DNS	14.4
	77		Russia	DNS	DNS	DNS
	59		Germany	DNS	DNS	DNS
	36		Austria	DNS	DNS	DNS

Final[]

The following are the results of the final.^[2]

Rank	Bib	Name	Country	Run 1	Run 2	Best
	3	Tom Wallisch	United States	91.0	94.8	94.8
	1	James Woods	Great Britain	87.8	91.2	91.2
	11	Nick Goepper	United States	24.4	89.2	89.2
4	74	Andreas Håtveit	Norway	76.8	88.2	88.2
5	20		France	63.0	18.8	63.0
6	17	Gus Kenworthy	United States	28.8	61.6	61.6
7	10	Oscar Wester	Sweden	58.6	29.2	58.6
8	24	Beau-James Wells	New Zealand	53.4	50.8	53.4
9	75	Per Kristian Hunder	Norway	10.0	38.4	38.4
10	14	Alex Schlopy	United States	37.4	14.6	37.4
11	70		Canada	26.2	21.8	26.2
12	13	Jules Bonnaire	France	19.6	17.6	19.6

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