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Finlay Melville Ives and Luke Harrold dominated the men's halfpipe classification at Gangwon 2024 aerobatic skiing.. The New Zealanders finished with scores of 92.00 and 89.25 in their two games respectively.
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Melville and Harrold were not the only Kiwis to book tickets to the Grand Final. Liam Richards qualified seventh with a record 62.00. China's Shuaiping Su and USA's Hunter Mydin finished third and fourth, far from the leader's scores. Su and Maidin emerge as favorites to avoid New Zealand dominance in the discipline.
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Swiss Alan BournetAmerican Ben FethkeChinese Hongsu Li, The Japanese Kasu satoand South Korean Heesung Moon They complete the starting list for the final. The last classified will try to surprise Hongseong Valley Hilly Park Ski Resort And win a medal on the final day of the Winter Youth Olympic Games.
Don't miss out Men's halfpipe freestyle skiing final at Gangwon 2024Through this Tuesday, January 30 at 10:30 p.m Claro Sports Multiplatform.
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