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Monster Energy Triumphs at X Games Aspen 2026

The excitement continues at the 25th Winter X Games in Aspen, Colorado, where Monster Energy athletes excelled on day two, capturing multiple medals and achieving unprecedented podium sweeps. With conditions challenging due to heavy snowfall, the athletes showcased their skills and resilience, earning a total of 10 medals, including 3 golds, 5 silvers, and 2 bronzes.

Men's Ski Slopestyle: A Full Podium Sweep

In the Men's Ski Slopestyle event, Monster Energy's Luca Harrington, Colby Stevenson, and Alex Hall executed a stunning sweep of the podium. Harrington, the defending gold medalist from New Zealand, secured his victory after a remarkable comeback performance. Initially in sixth place, he delivered an outstanding final run that featured cutting-edge tricks like the right side triple cork 1440, earning him an impressive score of 94.33 points.

"I struggled all through training, but to land that run means the world to me," said Harrington after his gold medal triumph.

Following closely behind, Stevenson claimed silver with a technically challenging run worth 93.00 points. Meanwhile, Hall, securing bronze, demonstrated his broad skill set, notably executing notable tricks that showcased his innovative mindset.

Women's Snowboard Big Air: Historic Moments

The Women's Snowboard Big Air final saw Cocomo Murase achieve a groundbreaking victory with a trick never before landed in competition—a backside triple cork 1620 Weddle grab. This historic moment added to the event's excitement, with Murase finished with a winning score of 96.66 points.

Zoi Sadowski-Synnott and Mia Brookes, both from New Zealand and the UK, secured silver and bronze, respectively, displaying impressive tricks that underscored the event's high level of competition.

Men's Ski Knuckle Huck: Hall's Conquest

The Men's Ski Knuckle Huck event was another highlight, where Alex Hall added a gold medal to his collection after executing a never-before-seen switch left tailbutter 1080, which impressed judges and spectators alike.

Stevenson also performed admirably, securing silver with his technical prowess, bringing his medal tally to eight across various X Games events.

Men's Snowboard Big Air: Rocco Jamieson's Efforts

Rocco Jamieson made a significant impact in the Men's Snowboard Big Air final, demonstrating cutting-edge aerial tricks. He secured a silver medal by landing a triple cork 2160 nose grab, consolidating his reputation among the world’s best riders.

A Stellar Debut for Haku Shimasaki

In the Monster Energy Men's Snowboard SuperPipe, 16-year-old Haku Shimasaki impressed the audience in his X Games debut, claiming the silver medal with a combination of technical skills and bionic tricks. His performance was highlighted by a frontside triple cork 1440 that showcased his potential future stardom in the sport.

Conclusion

The second day of X Games Aspen 2026 was a testament to the prowess and sheer talent of Monster Energy athletes, further solidifying their standing in action sports history. With more competitions slated for the weekend, fans eagerly await the next thrilling performances. For live updates, scores, and highlights, fans can tune in to ESPN, ABC, and various platforms including TikTok and Instagram.

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