Anna Gasser storms into the Big Air final of the World Cup-Karrer narrowly out!

Anna Gasser storms into the Big Air final of the World Cup-Karrer narrowly out!

At the Snowboard World Championships in Engadin, Anna Gasser qualified for the big air final. With an impressive total number of 167.25, she takes second place in qualification, just behind the New Zealander Zoi Sadowski Synnott, who scored the daily maximum with 168.50 points. The Japanese Kokomo Murase and Mari Fukada follow three and four with 166.75 and 164.75 points. Gasser performed strongly in both the first and last attempt and scored 79.25 points before increasing to 88.00 points in the decisive leap, which is the second highest rating of the day. The final will be transferred live to ORF Sport + on Friday at 7:30 p.m., as Vienna.at reports.

In addition to the performance of Gasser, Lara Wolf also has to report excellent news. Wolf qualified as a seventh for the Freeskiers' big air final, although their first jump failed. In the two evaluated experiments, she scored a total of 160.00 points. Wolf described her qualification as a "trembling section" and expressed nervousness after she was only able to complete reduced training due to the soft landings after the kicker. A great success for Wolf was recently the second place at the Slopestyle World Championships, where she secured the first World Cup medal for Austria's women in Freeski, such as Kurier.at reported.

The event of the FIS Ski Freestyle and Snowboard World Championships 2025 runs from March 19 to 30 and brings numerous top -class athletes from all over the world. With exciting competitions in various disciplines such as the Big Air and the slopestyle, the audience awaits exciting days. The final of the Big Air competitions will take place on March 28th, followed by further highlights of the championship until March 30th, so Olympics.com .