Freeride World Tour

2025 Calendar Announced

The FIS Freeride World Tour by Peak Performance returns for an adrenaline-charged 2025 season featuring six premier stops across Europe and North America, kicking off in Baqueira Beret, Spain, which has renewed its partnership with the FWT until 2027. The season also includes the highly anticipated return to France with a brand-new stop in Val Thorens. Additionally, looking ahead to 2026, the FWT is thrilled to announce the first-ever FIS Freeride World Championships, taking place in Andorra from February 1-6, 2026, to be formally awarded by FIS Council on October 23, 2024.

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OFFICIAL SEASON TEASER

Six epic stops await in 2025, including the debut of Val Thorens Pro.

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2024 World Champions

Ski Women

Hedvig Wessel

FWT veteran Hedvig Wessel claimed her maiden FWT title in the Ski Women’s, after multiple runner-up finishes in the past. She has worked extremely hard over the years, and has been a key contributor to pushing the level of the sport.
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Snowboard Men

Victor De Le Rue

Victor De Le Rue was crowned World Champion at the 2024 Fieberbrunn Pro, securing the title one competition ahead the YETI Xtreme Verbier. Victor’s FWT season has been remarkably consistent, winning four events out of four and showcasing his incredible talent, technique and smart riding style. This is Victor’s third title, equaling his older brother and freeride legend Xavier de Le Rue.
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Snowboard Women

Erin Sauve

Erin Sauve dropped a whopping score to take the YETI Xtreme Verbier win and leapfrog ahead to take the FWT crown in her maiden FWT season. She lined up two huge cliffs out of the gates with exceptional board control before linking multiple turns and another cliff.
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Ski men

Max Hitzig

Max Hitzig and Marcus Goguen – went toe to two all season, culminating in a show-stopping performance today in Verbier. Incredibly, both athletes are competing in just their second season on the FWT, but they always look at home in the big mountains. It was Max who edged ahead today with his podium finish, claiming the overall ranking win, with Marcus close behind.
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OVERALL Rankings

Hedvig Wessel won her first FWT title in the Ski Women's category, followed by Astrid Cheylus and Zuzanna Witych. Erin Sauve claimed the Snowboard Women's title, with Núria Castán Barón and Anna Martinez in second and third place. Victor de Le Rue secured his title in the Snowboard Men category, with Jonathan Penfield and Liam Rivera finishing second and third. Max Hitzig won the Ski Men's category, followed by Marcus Goguen and Ben Richards.

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