2020–21 FIS Snowboard World Cup

2020–21 FIS Snowboard World Cup
2020–21 FIS Snowboard World Cup
Discipline	Men
Parallel overall	Aaron March (1)
Parallel slalom	Aaron March (2)
Parallel giant slalom	Roland Fischnaller (2)
Snowboard cross	Alessandro Hämmerle (3)
Freestyle overall	Marcus Kleveland (1)
Halfpipe	Yūto Totsuka (3)
Slopestyle	Marcus Kleveland (1)
Big Air	Maxence Parrot (2)
Nations Cup Overall	Austria (2)
Competition
Locations	18 venues
Individual	21 events
Team	2/2
	←2019–20 2021–22→

The 2020–21 FIS Snowboard World Cup was the 27th World Cup season in snowboarding organised by International Ski Federation. The season started on 12 December 2020 and concluded on 28 March 2021. Competitions consisted of parallel slalom, parallel giant slalom, snowboard cross, halfpipe, slopestyle and big air.

Men[edit]

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Snowboard Cross[edit]

Season	Date	Place	Event	Winner	Second	Third
1	23 January 2021	Chiesa	SBX	Glenn de Blois	Éliot Grondin	Lorenzo Sommariva
2	24 January 2021	Chiesa	SBX	Alessandro Hämmerle	Merlin Surget	Hagen Kearney
FIS Freestyle Ski and Snowboarding World Championships 2021 (11–13 February)
3	18 February 2021	Reiteralm	SBX	Alessandro Hämmerle	Lucas Eguibar	Mick Dierdorff
4	4 March 2021	Bakuriani	SBX	Éliot Grondin	Lukas Pachner	Lorenzo Sommariva
5	5 March 2021	Bakuriani	SBX	Omar Visintin	Kalle Koblet	Alessandro Hämmerle
6	20 March 2021	Veysonnaz	SBX	Alessandro Hämmerle	Hagen Kearney	Merlin Surget

Parallel[edit]

Season	Date	Place	Event	Winner	Second	Third
1	12 December 2020	Cortina d'Ampezzo	PGS	Roland Fischnaller	Aaron March	Benjamin Karl
2	17 December 2020	Carezza	PGS	Benjamin Karl	Andreas Prommegger	Žan Košir
3	9 January 2021	Scuol	PGS	Igor Sluev	Michał Nowaczyk	Tim Mastnak
4	12 January 2021	Bad Gastein	PSL	Aaron March	Dmitry Loginov	Andreas Prommegger
5	30 January 2021	Moscow	PSL	Dmitry Karlagachev	Žan Košir	Edwin Coratti
6	6 February 2021	Lake Bannoye	PGS	Dmitry Loginov	Igor Sluev	Mirko Felicetti
7	7 February 2021	Lake Bannoye	PSL	Dmitry Loginov	Stepan Naumov	Andrey Sobolev
FIS Freestyle Ski and Snowboarding World Championships 2021 (1–2 March)
8	6 March 2021	Rogla	PGS	Žan Košir	Andrey Sobolev	Oskar Kwiatkowski
9	20 March 2021	Berchtesgaden	PSL	Aaron March	Alexander Payer	Arvid Auner

Halfpipe[edit]

Season	Date	Place	Event	Winner	Second	Third
1	23 January 2021	Laax	HP	Yūto Totsuka	Scotty James	Ruka Hirano
FIS Freestyle Ski and Snowboarding World Championships 2021 (10–16 March)
2	21 March 2021	Aspen	HP	Yūto Totsuka	Raibu Katayama	André Höflich

Slopestyle[edit]

Season	Date	Place	Event	Winner	Second	Third
1	22 January 2021	Laax	SS	Niklas Mattsson	Leon Vockensperger	Marcus Kleveland
FIS Freestyle Ski and Snowboarding World Championships 2021 (10–16 March)
2	20 March 2021	Aspen	SS	Marcus Kleveland	Red Gerard	Mark McMorris
3	28 March 2021	Silvaplana	SS	Marcus Kleveland	Liam Brearley	Chris Corning

Big Air[edit]

Season	Date	Place	Event	Winner	Second	Third
1	8 January 2021	Kreischberg	BA	Maxence Parrot	Sven Thorgren	Mons Røisland
FIS Freestyle Ski and Snowboarding World Championships 2021 (10–16 March)

Ladies[edit]

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Snowboard Cross[edit]

Season	Date	Place	Event	Winner	Second	Third
1	23 January 2021	Chiesa	SBX	Michela Moioli	Faye Gulini	Eva Samková
2	24 January 2021	Chiesa	SBX	Eva Samková	Faye Gulini	Julia Pereira de Sousa Mabileau
FIS Freestyle Ski and Snowboarding World Championships 2021 (11–13 February)
3	18 February 2021	Reiteralm	SBX	Michela Moioli	Lindsey Jacobellis	Chloé Trespeuch
4	4 March 2021	Bakuriani	SBX	Eva Samková	Julia Pereira de Sousa Mabileau	Lindsey Jacobellis
5	5 March 2021	Bakuriani	SBX	Charlotte Bankes	Chloé Trespeuch	Faye Gulini
6	20 March 2021	Veysonnaz	SBX	Eva Samková	Michela Moioli	Charlotte Bankes

Parallel[edit]

Season	Date	Place	Event	Winner	Second	Third
1	12 December 2020	Cortina d'Ampezzo	PGS	Ester Ledecká	Selina Jörg	Ramona Theresia Hofmeister
2	17 December 2020	Carezza	PGS	Ramona Theresia Hofmeister	Ladina Jenny	Selina Jörg
3	9 January 2021	Scuol	PGS	Sofia Nadyrshina	Ramona Theresia Hofmeister	Julie Zogg
4	12 January 2021	Bad Gastein	PSL	Sofia Nadyrshina	Cheyenne Loch	Selina Jörg
5	30 January 2021	Moscow	PSL	Daniela Ulbing	Sofia Nadyrshina	Ramona Theresia Hofmeister
6	6 February 2021	Lake Bannoye	PGS	Ramona Theresia Hofmeister	Cheyenne Loch	Sabine Schöffmann
7	7 February 2021	Lake Bannoye	PSL	Julie Zogg	Cheyenne Loch	Tomoka Takeuchi
FIS Freestyle Ski and Snowboarding World Championships 2021 (1–2 March)
8	6 March 2021	Rogla	PGS	Ramona Theresia Hofmeister	Sofia Nadyrshina	Julie Zogg
9	20 March 2021	Berchtesgaden	PSL	Julie Zogg	Selina Jörg	Carolin Langenhorst

Halfpipe[edit]

Season	Date	Place	Event	Winner	Second	Third
1	23 January 2021	Laax	HP	Chloe Kim	Mitsuki Ono	Sena Tomita
FIS Freestyle Ski and Snowboarding World Championships 2021 (10–16 March)
2	21 March 2021	Aspen	HP	Chloe Kim	Queralt Castellet	Sena Tomita

Slopestyle[edit]

Season	Date	Place	Event	Winner	Second	Third
1	22 January 2021	Laax	SS	Jamie Anderson	Zoi Sadowski-Synnott	Tess Coady
FIS Freestyle Ski and Snowboarding World Championships 2021 (10–16 March)
2	20 March 2021	Aspen	SS	Anna Gasser	Hailey Langland	Enni Rukajärvi
3	28 March 2021	Silvaplana	SS	Reira Iwabuchi	Kokomo Murase	Tess Coady

Big Air[edit]

Season	Date	Place	Event	Winner	Second	Third
1	8 January 2021	Kreischberg	BA	Zoi Sadowski-Synnott	Kokomo Murase	Anna Gasser
FIS Freestyle Ski and Snowboarding World Championships 2021 (10–16 March)

Team[edit]

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Parallel mixed[edit]

Season	Date	Place	Event	Winner	Second	Third
1	12 January 2021	Bad Gastein	PSL_M	Austria I Andreas Prommegger Claudia Riegler	Germany I Stefan Baumeister Cheyenne Loch	Russia I Dmitry Loginov Sofia Nadyrshina
2	21 March 2021	Berchtesgaden	PSL_M	Russia I Dmitry Loginov Sofia Nadyrshina	Switzerland I Dario Caviezel Julie Zogg	Germany IV Stefan Baumeister Selina Jörg

Men's standings[edit]

Parallel overall (PSL/PGS)[edit]

Rank	after all 9 races	Points
1	Aaron March	424
2	Andreas Prommegger	339
3	Dmitry Loginov	333
4	Žan Košir	329
5	Alexander Payer	295

Parallel slalom[edit]

Rank	after all 4 races	Points
1	Aaron March	258
2	Dmitry Loginov	191
3	Dmitry Karlagachev	187
4	Alexander Payer	184
5	Andreas Prommegger	159

Parallel giant slalom[edit]

Rank	after all 5 races	Points
1	Roland Fischnaller	215
2	Igor Sluev	214
3	Benjamin Karl	213
4	Žan Košir	205
5	Andreas Prommegger	180

Snowboard Cross[edit]

Rank	after all 6 races	Points
1	Alessandro Hämmerle	430
2	Éliot Grondin	304
3	Merlin Surget	252
4	Glenn de Blois	247
5	Hagen Kearney	246

Freestyle overall (BA/SS/HP)[edit]

Rank	after all 6 races	Points
1	Marcus Kleveland	260
2	Yūto Totsuka	200
3	Liam Brearley	152
4	Maxence Parrot	150
5	Sven Thorgren	124

Halfpipe[edit]

Rank	after all 2 races	Points
1	Yūto Totsuka	200
2	André Höflich	110
3	Raibu Katayama	106
4	Scotty James	80
5	David Hablützel	72

Slopestyle[edit]

Rank	after all 3 races	Points
1	Marcus Kleveland	260
2	Liam Brearley	116
3	Leon Vockensperger	109
4	Niklas Mattsson	103
5	Dusty Henricksen	90

Big Air[edit]

Rank	after all 1 race	Points
1	Maxence Parrot	100
2	Sven Thorgren	80
3	Mons Røisland	60
4	Takeru Otsuka	50
5	Rene Rinnekangas	45

Ladies' standings[edit]

Parallel overall (PSL/PGS)[edit]

Rank	after all 9 races	Points
1	Ramona Theresia Hofmeister	593
2	Sofia Nadyrshina	532
3	Julie Zogg	512
4	Selina Jörg	425
5	Cheyenne Loch	413

Parallel slalom[edit]

Rank	after all 4 races	Points
1	Julie Zogg	295
2	Sofia Nadyrshina	249
3	Selina Jörg	195
4	Cheyenne Loch	188
5	Daniela Ulbing	172

Parallel giant slalom[edit]

Rank	after all 5 races	Points
1	Ramona Theresia Hofmeister	440
2	Sofia Nadyrshina	283
3	Selina Jörg	230
4	Cheyenne Loch	225
5	Julie Zogg	217

Snowboard Cross[edit]

Rank	after all 6 races	Points
1	Eva Samková	450
2	Michela Moioli	430
3	Faye Gulini	302
4	Julia Pereira de Sousa Mabileau	301
5	Charlotte Bankes	285

Freestyle overall (BA/SS/HP)[edit]

Rank	after all 6 races	Points
1	Anna Gasser	255
2	Kokomo Murase	246
3	Chloe Kim	200
4	Reira Iwabuchi	190
5	Zoi Sadowski-Synnott	180

Halfpipe[edit]

Rank	after all 2 races	Points
1	Chloe Kim	200
2	Mitsuki Ono	130
3	Queralt Castellet	120
4	Sena Tomita	120
5	Haruna Matsumoto	86

Slopestyle[edit]

Rank	after all 3 races	Points
1	Anna Gasser	195
2	Kokomo Murase	166
3	Tess Coady	165
4	Jamie Anderson	140
4	Reira Iwabuchi	140

Big Air[edit]

Rank	after all 1 race	Points
1	Zoi Sadowski-Synnott	100
2	Kokomo Murase	80
3	Anna Gasser	60
4	Reira Iwabuchi	50
5	Miyabi Onitsuka	45

Team[edit]

Parallel Team[edit]

Rank	after all 2 races	Points
1	Russia I	160
2	Austria I	150
3	Switzerland I	125
4	Austria II	95
5	Germany I	80

Nations Cup[edit]

Overall[edit]

Rank	after all 44 races	Points
1	Austria	2882
2	Italy	2433
3	Germany	2311
4	Switzerland	2291
5	United States	2210

[1] "Men's".

[2] "Women's".

[3] "Team's".

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2020–21 FIS Snowboard World Cup
Discipline	Men	Women
Parallel overall	Aaron March (1)	Ramona Theresia Hofmeister (2)
Parallel slalom	Aaron March (2)	Julie Zogg (4)
Parallel giant slalom	Roland Fischnaller (2)	Ramona Theresia Hofmeister (2)
Snowboard cross	Alessandro Hämmerle (3)	Eva Samková (3)
Freestyle overall	Marcus Kleveland (1)	Anna Gasser (2)
Halfpipe	Yūto Totsuka (3)	Chloe Kim (3)
Slopestyle	Marcus Kleveland (1)	Anna Gasser (1)
Big Air	Maxence Parrot (2)	Zoi Sadowski-Synnott (1)
Nations Cup Overall	Austria (2)
Competition
Locations	18 venues	18 venues
Individual	21 events	21 events
Team	2/2	2/2
←2019–20 2021–22→

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