Watch the thrills: live World Rookie Snowboard Finals streamed online!

The adrenaline-fueled excitement of snowboarding reaches its pinnacle as the World Rookie Tour proudly announces the live streaming of the World Rookie Snowboard Finals. Snow sports enthusiasts worldwide can witness the spectacular showdown of the slopestyle and half pipe disciplines, all from the comfort of their screens.

Taking place at the Snowpark Kitzsteinhorn – Zell am See-Kaprun (Austria), the World Rookie Snowboard Finals gather the most promising talents from across the globe, showcasing their skills and pushing the boundaries of snowboarding excellence. With over 100 athletes representing more than 20 nations, this event epitomizes the diversity and inclusivity of the snowboarding community.

The action kicks off on Wednesday, March 20th, with the thrilling slopestyle competition, where riders will demonstrate their creativity and technical prowess on the course.

The excitement continues Thursday, March 21st, as the world's top riders take to the half pipe, showcasing their aerial skills and defying gravity.

Through the World Rookie Tour's official website, fans can immerse themselves in the action-packed atmosphere as it unfolds in real-time. Viewers not only have access to the live streaming of the event but can also stay updated with live scoring via the provided link.

Whether it's the breathtaking twists and turns of slopestyle or the daring heights reached in the half pipe, every moment will be broadcasted live for viewers to experience the thrill of elite snowboarding competition.

Join us online for an unforgettable journey into the heart of snowboarding's most prestigious event. Don't miss the chance to witness history in the making as the world's top riders battle for supremacy at the World Rookie Snowboard Finals.

For more information and to access the live stream and live scoring, visit the following LINK

If you want more information about our project and wish to become a partner, contact us at: info@worldrookietour.com

The World Rookie Tour is organized by the Black Yeti ssrl in collaboration with World Snowboard Federation, National Snowboard, Ski and Skateboard Associations, and selected action sports agencies. It was born in 2005 as a series of youth snowboard events and it consists now of a selection of high-quality International events for Snowboard, Freeski, Skateboard and Surf, the so-called "Rookie Fests", reserved for riders under 18's only, in Europe, North and South America, Oceania and Asia. The World Rookie Tour consists not only of competitions: it also features loads of other activities to help rookies grow in the field of professional action sports, such as photo & video shootings, avalanche, and rescue clinics, meetings with photographers, and international team managers, parties and English talks. Since year zero, it awards tickets to world-class events such as X Games Norway, Audi Nines, The Arctic Challenge, The Air & Style, The World Snowboarding Championships, Red Bull Roller Coaster, Simple Session, Mystic Sk8 Cup, invitations to professional photo & video shootings, and shooting trip all around the world. Every year the tour crowns the World Rookie Champions at the end of the season, during the World Rookie Finals, a unique event format where the best youngsters from almost 30 countries compete and have fun. More information at www.worldrookietour.com.

The Black Yeti is an amateur sports club dedicated to the realization of Snowboard, Freeski, Skateboard and Surf projects for boys and girls up to 18 years of age, at international level. One of the most successful projects is the World Rookie Tour, the biggest and the most famous tour in the action sports world that attracts 3.000 young athletes from 30 nations to the events called "Rookie Fest", organized all over the world: Italy, Europe, North and South America, Oceania and Asia. The Rookie Fests program includes not only the competition but also many side activities such as avalanche and rescue clinics, workshops, and English talks.

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