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Monster Energy's Triumph at the FIS World Championships

The 2025 FIS Snowboard and Freeski World Championships, held from March 18 to 30 in Engadin, Switzerland, culminated with outstanding performances from Monster Energy’s talented athletes. They showcased their incredible skills in Big Air and Halfpipe events, securing multiple podium finishes.

Brilliant Performances

In a thrilling Women's Snowboard Big Air competition, Japan's Kokomo Murase, just 20 years old, performed exceptionally well, securing a gold medal with a total score of 162.50 points. Her first run brought her 85.75 points through a switch frontside 1260 grab, and she followed this with a backside 1080, adding 76.75 points. Murase's skillful execution emphasized her dedication and talent, which was evident as she claimed the title amidst a competitive field.

The Men's Snowboard Big Air contest was equally intense. Taiga Hasegawa, a 19-year-old snowboarder from Iwakura, Japan, showcased his skills to earn a remarkable second place. After a rocky start, Hasegawa landed a switch frontside 1800 for 87 points on his second run and capped it off with a perfect backside 1800 for a total score of 174.50 points, which secured him the silver medal.

Chloe Kim Shines Again

The spotlight on the next day fell on Chloe Kim, the 24-year-old sensation from Los Angeles, who clinched her third career World Championship in the Women's Snowboard Halfpipe event. Known for her spectacular trick repertoire, Kim scored an impressive 93.50 points on her first run, showcasing moves including a switch frontside double cork 1080 stalefish and a backside 900. In an emotional post-competition interview, Kim expressed her joy and relief at returning to winning form.

Freeski Successes

In Freeski events, Luca Harrington, a 20-year-old Monster Army athlete from New Zealand, soared to victory in the Men's Freeski Big Air category, amassing a total of 192 points. He delivered a series of stellar tricks, including a rightside triple cork 1980 that electrified the audience. Harrington's win marks a significant milestone, furthering his already impressive rise in the sport.

Additionally, Sarah Hoefflin from Switzerland secured the silver medal in the Women's Freeski Big Air event, with a score reflecting her high-caliber performances throughout the competition.

Concluding the Championships

On the last day of events, 18-year-old Finley Melville Ives achieved an amazing victory in the Men’s Freeski Halfpipe, delivering a flawless run that garnered him 96 points. Meanwhile, Cassie Sharpe from Canada added to Monster Energy's tally by clinching a bronze medal in the Women’s Freeski Halfpipe with a sharp performance, displaying her refined skills.

In the preceding weekend, additional highlights included Zoi Sadowski-Synnott winning the Women's Snowboard Slopestyle and Birk Ruud successfully defending his title in Men's Freeski Slopestyle. The performances exemplified the high level of competition present at the Championships.

Conclusion

Monster Energy has once again proven its dedication to supporting athletes in extreme sports, fostering talent that rises to the challenge of elite competitions. The 2025 FIS World Championships demonstrated not only excellent athleticism but also the flourishing growth of snow sports worldwide. With several medals and world titles claimed, Monster Energy athletes continue to lead in the realm of snowboarding and freeskiing. Follow their journeys and accomplishments as they gear up for future competitions!