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They aimed for 1-2… and they achieved it. Luke Harold and Finley Melville Ives of New Zealand They got on stage First and second stageAccordingly, in Men's Freestyle Ski Half Pipe Trial of Gangwon 2024.
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The New Zealand athletes had already been warned of what they could do in the qualifiersThere, in the same way, they advanced First two levelsAlthough in reverse places from how they finished in the finals, Melville Ives took first and Harold second.
Already in the finals, Luke Harold won the gold medal with 94.25 points, the same as he got in his first race. For its part, Finley Melville Ives won the silver medal with 92.50 units.
1-2 with New Zealand The third place on the podium was taken by athlete Alain Bournet from Switzerland. who, in his second life, attained His best score was 85.00 units.
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New Zealand Had a chance to finish the stage, however, His third athlete in the trial, Liam Richards Lagging while adding 70.25 points And stay Seventh place.
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