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Monster Energy Athletes Shine on Day 3 of X Games Aspen 2026

X Games Aspen 2026 has officially concluded, and Monster Energy is thrilled to celebrate the outstanding performances of its athletes on the final day of the event. The culmination of three thrilling days saw the athletes showcase their prowess across various disciplines in action sports, leaving their mark in history once again.

Medal Highlights

On the last day, Monster Energy riders excelled, grabbing a total of 8 medals including 4 gold, 3 silver, and 1 bronze across five competitions held at Buttermilk Mountain, in Aspen, Colorado. This stellar performance capped off a record-setting edition of the Winter X Games.

Among the major highlights was Jessica Perlmutter, a 16-year-old snowboarder making her X Games debut. Competing in the Women’s Snowboard Knuckle Huck, she wowed the judges and audience alike, soaring to victory and earning a gold medal. Jessica's remarkable performance also featured her signature moves, indicating a bright future ahead in the sport. Close on her heels was Cocomo Murase from Japan, who claimed the silver medal.

In the Men's Snowboard Knuckle Huck event, Rene Rinnekangas from Finland took home gold after executing an impressive series of tricks, followed by Iceland's Halldor Helgason who earned the silver. The excitement didn’t stop there; in the Men's Ski SuperPipe, Finley Melville Ives, a 19-year-old from New Zealand, showcased his talent and secured the gold medal on his first appearance at the X Games.

More Victories

Other standout moments included Willie Elam, who clinched the gold in the Snowmobile Speed & Style event, demonstrating finesse and skill over the challenging course. Canada’s Megan Oldham also contributed to the tally, claiming bronze in the Women’s Ski Big Air, marking her return to the podium with a breathtaking stunt performance.

Noteworthy Performances

Each day at X Games Aspen was filled with electrifying moments and a showcase of innovation in the extreme sports arena. The final day highlighted the creativity of riders as they pushed the boundaries of what’s possible in snowboarding and skiing, combining artistry with technical skill to deliver never-before-seen tricks and stunts.

In total, the Monster Energy team collected an astounding 27 medals over three days at the X Games, including 10 gold, 11 silver, and 6 bronze. This remarkable achievement illustrates not only the individual talent within the team but also the supportive community fostered by Monster Energy.

Celebrating the Spirit of Action Sports

Monster Energy stands at the forefront of action sports, championing athletes who embody the thrill-seeking spirit of these extreme disciplines. This year's Winter X Games displayed the perfect platform where dreams become reality, and the success of Monster Energy athletes showcases their commitment to excellence.

Fans and followers are invited to catch up on all the highlights and exclusive content from the X Games on the Monster Energy website and various social media channels. The X Games have once again proven to be a celebration of winter sports showcasing extraordinary talent and groundbreaking moments.

As athletes like Jessica Perlmutter, Finley Melville Ives, and Willie Elam step into the spotlight, they inspire the next generation to take on the slopes and live out their passions, marking a bright future for Monster Energy and action sports.

For more information, photos, and videos from the event, fans can visit Monster Energy's official website.