Cai Xuetong

2022 Laax Open Superpipe Highlights

The best Superpipe in Europe welcomed the snowboarding elite once again atop Crap Sogn Gion for an unbelievable showdown under the lights. Buckle up and get ready for take-off as we take it to the skies with the best bits and pieces from the 2022 Laax Open Superpipe.

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Best of: Women's Snowboard Toyota Superpipe Highlights Video | Dew Tour Copper 2021

The women's snowboard Toyota Superpipe competition warmed up the superpipe on the final day of Dew Tour Copper 2021. The morning air was crisp as bluebird skies dawned on the finalist, making conditions ideal for a spectacular event. Watch the best moves that went down in the highlight video above featuring Maddie Mastro, Haruna Matsumoto, Ruki Tomita, Sena Tomita, Xuetong Cai, Queralt Castallet, and Chloe Kim.

Cai Xuetong (CHN) | 2nd place ! Women's Halfpipe | Mammoth | FIS Snowboard

Winning Runs: Chloe Kim Wins Women’s Superpipe Final, Presented by Toyota | Dew Tour Copper 2021

The Sunday morning of finals at Dew Tour Copper 2021 started with the women snowboarders in the superpipe, presented by Toyota. After battling through cold and icy conditions, Chloe Kim saved the best for her third and final run that got her the win. Finishing in second place was Queralt Castellet, and rounding out the podium in third was Xuetong Cai.

Full Women’s Superpipe Final Results
1.) Chloe Kim, 96.00
2.) Queralt Castellet, 95.00
3.) Xuetong Cai, 89.00
4.) Sena Tomita, 86.00
5.) Ruki Tomita, 79.75
6.) Haruna Matsumoto, 73.50
7.) Maddie Mastro, 25.50
8.) Mitsuki Ono, 20.75

Top Three Qualifying Runs Women's Snowboard Superpipe Presented by Toyota | Dew Tour Copper 2021

Here are the top three qualifying runs from the women’s snowboard superpipe competition featuring Xuetong Cai in third, Chloe Kim in second and Maddie Mastro in first. With a field size of 16 snowboarders, only the top eight will make it onto Sunday’s final.

36 Hours ft. #BurtonTeam | Burton One World

36 hours after the competition ends and the crowds disperse, the Burton Team drop into the 2020 US Open pipe on a snowy, peaceful night showing us the non-stop progression and personalities that make the Burton US Open is the greatest snowboard event in this One World.

Featured Riders
Danny Davis, Ben Ferguson, Christian Haller, Xuetong Cai, Raibu Katayama, Terje Haakonsen, Jiayu Liu, Kelly Clarke

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XUETONG CAI & YUTO TOTSUKA WIN 2020 BURTON U·S·OPEN HALFPIPE TITLES

The sun was out, the mood was celebratory, and the conditions were flawless for the Burton U·S·Open superpipe finals—the culmination of the week-long event. While the day’s competition took front and center, a special moment to honor Burton founder Jake Burton Carpenter whose recent passing weighed heavy on the event, momentarily stole the spotlight. During a pause in men’s pipe finals, a non-stop stream of riders representing 38 years of the Burton U·S·Open dropped into the halfpipe to honor Jake. At a single moment in time, the pipe held a field of riders including Ross Powers, Tricia Byrnes, Danny Kass, Gretchen Bleiler, the Mitrani brothers, Shaun White, Kelly Clark and the list goes on in the most fitting memorial to Jake, who Danny Davis remembered in a touching goodbye as the most influential snowboarder in the world.

Video below: Relive the 2020 Burton US Open - Competition Highlights and Best Moments

Burton U·S·Open 2020 Women's Halfpipe Finals - First Place Run - Xuetong Cai

Xuetong Cai earned the coveted Burton US Open title today during the women's pipe finals, riding strong on her first run and holding on to the lead for the rest of the competition.

Cai Xuetong | "I feel it's incredible" | Women's Halfpipe | Calgary | FIS Snowboard

Cai Xuetong | Women's Halfpipe | Calgary | 1st place | FIS Snowboard