Freestyle Skiing 14 February

On a crisp February morning in Bakuriani, the Freestyle Skiing competition kicked off with exciting qualifications in both the Boys’ and Girls’ Freeski Big Air events. Young athletes from across Europe showcased their skills, with the top performers advancing to the finals.

In the Boys’ Freeski Big Air qualification, Victor Knutsen from Sweden topped the leaderboard with an impressive score of 93.75. Knutsen’s smooth performance in his first run set the bar high, earning him a place in the final. Benjamin Lengger from Austria followed closely in second with a best score of 92.00, demonstrating consistent trick execution across both runs. Elias Lajunen from Finland secured third place with a score of 91.00, showcasing his talent and determination.

Other noteworthy competitors included Elia Baez Locher from Italy, who finished fourth with 88.75, and Victor Raisson from France, who came in fifth with a score of 87.50. The conditions on the course were optimal, with a temperature of 0°C and well-prepared snow, allowing for a fantastic display of skills.

In the Girls’ Freeski Big Air qualification, British athlete Sandra Caune took the lead with an outstanding score of 94.75. Caune’s runs were marked by precision and creativity, earning her well-deserved praise. Estrid Fahlen from Sweden came in second with a score of 87.75, while Mariia Aniichyn from Ukraine rounded out the top three with a score of 84.50.

The competition featured a total of 20 boys from 13 countries and 8 girls from 7 countries, all vying for a chance to shine in the finals. The atmosphere was electric as each competitor pushed their limits, demonstrating the spirit of youth and sportsmanship.

As the day concluded, the excitement for the finals grew. The qualifications set the stage for what promises to be an engaging showdown in the Freestyle Skiing events. All eyes will be on these talented young athletes as they prepare to take their next jumps in pursuit of victory.

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