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Freeride World Tour: 2024 Competition Calendar

Breathtaking starting point: The peak of the Wildseeloder in Fieberbrunn, Austria.
Breathtaking starting point: The peak of the Wildseeloder in Fieberbrunn, Austria. © Freeride World Tour / M. Knoll
Each athlete wears avalanche safety gear to be prepared in case of emergency.
Each athlete wears avalanche safety gear to be prepared in case of emergency. © freerideworldtour.com / D. Daher
Heading for sketchy ridge lines.
Heading for sketchy ridge lines. © freerideworldtour.com / D. Daher
Marked slopes? There's no such thing.
Marked slopes? There's no such thing. © freerideworldtour.com / Thaller
The athletes' preparation: Observing the slope from a distance, as the Freeride World Tour does not include training sessions.
The athletes' preparation: Observing the slope from a distance, as the Freeride World Tour does not include training sessions. © freerideworldtour.com / Mia Knoll
Not to be missed: Spectacular jumps of the athletes.
Not to be missed: Spectacular jumps of the athletes. © freerideworldtour.com / J. Bernard

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The premier league of the freeride scene will meet again in 2024 as part of the Freeride World Tour. Five events are scheduled in Baqueira, Andorra, Kicking Horse, Georgia, Fieberbrunn and Verbier. All rides will be broadcasted live and free of charge on the internet.

Event Schedule 2024

DateVenueCountry
27 Jan – 01 Feb 2024Baqueira-BeretSpain
01 Feb – 07 Feb 2024Vallnord-ArcalisAndorra
14 Feb – 20 Feb 2024Kicking HorseCanada
01 Mar – 07 Mar 2024Tetnuldi-MestiaGeorgia
12 Mar – 18 Mar 2024FieberbrunnAustria
23 Mar – 31 Mar 2024VerbierSwitzerland


Schedules of each event and current news can be found on the homepage of the Freeride World Tour. All events will be broadcast live on the website and on the tour's YouTube channel.
 

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last update on 20 Dec 2023

Comments

Joe Downey
11 months ago
Happy New Year
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Nik
on 3 Oct 2020
Hey I just wanted to point out that you switch Andorra and Austria in the event schedule
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Snow-Online

Thanks for your advice, Nik :)

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