![\"Rogatkin](\"https:\/\/43ride.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2018\/06\/crankworx-innsbruck-2018-slopestyle-nicholi-rogatkin.jpg\" "\\"Rogatkin")
\nNicholi Rogatkin<\/em><\/center><\/p>\n
After today\u2019s first runs, Rogatkin sat well behind Rheeder in ninth.<\/p>\n
Nicholi Rogatkin:<\/h5>\n\nI had a run in mind I was preparing all week, and it went pretty perfect, pretty much all the way down to the last jump in the first run. So, legs shaking in the start gate before the second run just, because it\u2019s so much pressure to do the whole run just to get back to the feature you crashed on. And now I\u2019m sitting here taking the win.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
The 22-year-old rider\u2019s second run launched him well into first with a score of 93 and was signature Rogatkin, featuring a Twister off the second jump and some moments that kept the crowd, and himself, on edge as the technical difficulty ramped up.<\/p>\n
![\"Rogatkin](\"https:\/\/43ride.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2018\/06\/crankworx-innsbruck-2018-slopestyle-brett-rheeder-1.jpg\" "\\"Rogatkin")
\nBrett Rheeder<\/em><\/center><\/p>\nNicholi Rogatkin:<\/h5>\n\nI did a superman seat-grab one-hander up onto that whale tail. Cork 720 down, which is a very scary maneuver, and then finished it off with a front-flip tailwhip, which I didn\u2019t feel like I was going to land until my wheels touched the ground.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
Goal achieved, nerves transformed into pure adrenaline and hot seat claimed, he was visibly relaxed, cheering his fellow riders as they sent it over the final jump and giving knuckles to ecstatic Austrian fans.<\/p>\n
![\"Rogatkin](\"https:\/\/43ride.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2018\/06\/crankworx-innsbruck-2018-slopestyle-tomas-lemoine.jpg\" "\\"Rogatkin")
\nTomas Lemoine<\/em><\/center><\/p>\nNicholi Rogatkin:<\/h5>\n\nThese fans… when they announced my name, they definitely made some noise, so I knew they were expecting a big one from me. I\u2019m always keen to send it, so that\u2019s what I did today.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
As the seven other riders completed their second runs, including Diego Caverzasi (ITA), who had a big crash in his first run but came back with an 84-point second run that boosted him into third, Rheeder and Rogatkin\u2019s scores remained untouched, queuing up an identical battle to last year, with one more to go.<\/p>\n
![\"Rogatkin](\"https:\/\/43ride.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2018\/06\/crankworx-innsbruck-2018-slopestyle-brett-rheeder-2.jpg\" "\\"Rogatkin")
\nBrett Rheeder<\/em><\/center><\/p>\nBrett Rheeder:<\/h5>\n\nI actually said after my first run “I don\u2019t care if I win”. I\u2019ve overcome so many mental challenges this week, including a crash that took me out. I actually didn\u2019t even know if I would compete in finals as of last night.\u201d<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
The 25-year-old rider says he took the day one step at a time, waking up, heading to practice, seeing how far he could push it, and going into finals with enough confidence that he could try for the run he wanted, which he accomplished, pedal slip aside.<\/p>\n
![\"Rogatkin](\"https:\/\/43ride.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2018\/06\/crankworx-innsbruck-2018-slopestyle-szymon-godziek.jpg\" "\\"Rogatkin")
\nSzymon Godziek<\/em><\/center><\/p>\nBrett Rheeder:<\/h5>\n\nI\u2019m proud. I\u2019m proud that I was able to overcome all that stuff earlier this week and now I\u2019m standing here and I got a chance to do my run and I did a pretty good job.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
And while pure, unadulterated stoke reverberated from the top step and Rheeder\u2019s quiet stoicism owned the second, Italy\u2019s Caverzasi was all smiles on the third and final step, a familiar spot for him after finishing in the same place in the season\u2019s first Slopestyle World Championship contest in Rotorua.<\/p>\n
![\"Rogatkin](\"https:\/\/43ride.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2018\/06\/crankworx-innsbruck-2018-slopestyle-diego-caverzasi.jpg\" "\\"Rogatkin")
\nDiego Caverzasi<\/em><\/center><\/p>\nDiego Caverzasi:<\/h5>\n\nI\u2019m so stoked.. I wanted to land in the top five, but third is better. I was a little bit upset after my first run with the crash. I tried to mix up for my second and it worked out.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
Today\u2019s results shuffle things up in the overall Crankworx FMBA Slopestyle World Championship standings. Rheeder adds to his first-place points from the Crankworx Rotorua Slopestyle in Memory of McGazza, sitting in first with 1900. Rogatkin moves up into second with 1656, barely ahead of Caverzasi with his two podium performances in a row. Caverzasi currently has 1600 points.<\/p>\n
Slopestyle\u2019s elite won\u2019t have long to wait to battle it out for more points and see how they stack up against each other once again. The Crankworx FMBA Slopestyle World Championships roll on to their next stop at Crankworx Les Gets next Sunday, with Caverzasi already noting he\u2019s going to pull out all his tricks.<\/p>\n
![\"Rogatkin](\"https:\/\/43ride.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2018\/06\/crankworx-innsbruck-2018-slopestyle-podium.jpg\" "\\"Rogatkin")
\nCrankworx Innsbruck Slopestyle podium<\/em><\/center><\/p>\nBefore that, the hills around Innsbruck will come alive as some of the world\u2019s fastest racers take on \u201cThe Wild One,\u201d the track that will play host to the iXS Innsbruck Downhill presented by Raiffeisen Club tomorrow, closing out the Crankworx Innsbruck action for 2018.<\/p>\n
Get the times and details for all live webcasts during Crankworx Innsbruck HERE.<\/p>\n
I had a run in mind I was preparing all week, and it went pretty perfect, pretty much all the way down to the last jump in the first run. So, legs shaking in the start gate before the second run just, because it\u2019s so much pressure to do the whole run just to get back to the feature you crashed on. And now I\u2019m sitting here taking the win.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
The 22-year-old rider\u2019s second run launched him well into first with a score of 93 and was signature Rogatkin, featuring a Twister off the second jump and some moments that kept the crowd, and himself, on edge as the technical difficulty ramped up.<\/p>\n
\nBrett Rheeder<\/em><\/center><\/p>\n
Nicholi Rogatkin:<\/h5>\n\nI did a superman seat-grab one-hander up onto that whale tail. Cork 720 down, which is a very scary maneuver, and then finished it off with a front-flip tailwhip, which I didn\u2019t feel like I was going to land until my wheels touched the ground.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
Goal achieved, nerves transformed into pure adrenaline and hot seat claimed, he was visibly relaxed, cheering his fellow riders as they sent it over the final jump and giving knuckles to ecstatic Austrian fans.<\/p>\n
\nTomas Lemoine<\/em><\/center><\/p>\nNicholi Rogatkin:<\/h5>\n\nThese fans… when they announced my name, they definitely made some noise, so I knew they were expecting a big one from me. I\u2019m always keen to send it, so that\u2019s what I did today.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
As the seven other riders completed their second runs, including Diego Caverzasi (ITA), who had a big crash in his first run but came back with an 84-point second run that boosted him into third, Rheeder and Rogatkin\u2019s scores remained untouched, queuing up an identical battle to last year, with one more to go.<\/p>\n
\nBrett Rheeder<\/em><\/center><\/p>\nBrett Rheeder:<\/h5>\n\nI actually said after my first run “I don\u2019t care if I win”. I\u2019ve overcome so many mental challenges this week, including a crash that took me out. I actually didn\u2019t even know if I would compete in finals as of last night.\u201d<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
The 25-year-old rider says he took the day one step at a time, waking up, heading to practice, seeing how far he could push it, and going into finals with enough confidence that he could try for the run he wanted, which he accomplished, pedal slip aside.<\/p>\n
\nSzymon Godziek<\/em><\/center><\/p>\nBrett Rheeder:<\/h5>\n\nI\u2019m proud. I\u2019m proud that I was able to overcome all that stuff earlier this week and now I\u2019m standing here and I got a chance to do my run and I did a pretty good job.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
And while pure, unadulterated stoke reverberated from the top step and Rheeder\u2019s quiet stoicism owned the second, Italy\u2019s Caverzasi was all smiles on the third and final step, a familiar spot for him after finishing in the same place in the season\u2019s first Slopestyle World Championship contest in Rotorua.<\/p>\n
\nDiego Caverzasi<\/em><\/center><\/p>\nDiego Caverzasi:<\/h5>\n\nI\u2019m so stoked.. I wanted to land in the top five, but third is better. I was a little bit upset after my first run with the crash. I tried to mix up for my second and it worked out.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
Today\u2019s results shuffle things up in the overall Crankworx FMBA Slopestyle World Championship standings. Rheeder adds to his first-place points from the Crankworx Rotorua Slopestyle in Memory of McGazza, sitting in first with 1900. Rogatkin moves up into second with 1656, barely ahead of Caverzasi with his two podium performances in a row. Caverzasi currently has 1600 points.<\/p>\n
Slopestyle\u2019s elite won\u2019t have long to wait to battle it out for more points and see how they stack up against each other once again. The Crankworx FMBA Slopestyle World Championships roll on to their next stop at Crankworx Les Gets next Sunday, with Caverzasi already noting he\u2019s going to pull out all his tricks.<\/p>\n
\nCrankworx Innsbruck Slopestyle podium<\/em><\/center><\/p>\nBefore that, the hills around Innsbruck will come alive as some of the world\u2019s fastest racers take on \u201cThe Wild One,\u201d the track that will play host to the iXS Innsbruck Downhill presented by Raiffeisen Club tomorrow, closing out the Crankworx Innsbruck action for 2018.<\/p>\n
Get the times and details for all live webcasts during Crankworx Innsbruck HERE.<\/p>\n
I did a superman seat-grab one-hander up onto that whale tail. Cork 720 down, which is a very scary maneuver, and then finished it off with a front-flip tailwhip, which I didn\u2019t feel like I was going to land until my wheels touched the ground.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
Goal achieved, nerves transformed into pure adrenaline and hot seat claimed, he was visibly relaxed, cheering his fellow riders as they sent it over the final jump and giving knuckles to ecstatic Austrian fans.<\/p>\n
\nTomas Lemoine<\/em><\/center><\/p>\n
Nicholi Rogatkin:<\/h5>\n\nThese fans… when they announced my name, they definitely made some noise, so I knew they were expecting a big one from me. I\u2019m always keen to send it, so that\u2019s what I did today.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
As the seven other riders completed their second runs, including Diego Caverzasi (ITA), who had a big crash in his first run but came back with an 84-point second run that boosted him into third, Rheeder and Rogatkin\u2019s scores remained untouched, queuing up an identical battle to last year, with one more to go.<\/p>\n
\nBrett Rheeder<\/em><\/center><\/p>\nBrett Rheeder:<\/h5>\n\nI actually said after my first run “I don\u2019t care if I win”. I\u2019ve overcome so many mental challenges this week, including a crash that took me out. I actually didn\u2019t even know if I would compete in finals as of last night.\u201d<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
The 25-year-old rider says he took the day one step at a time, waking up, heading to practice, seeing how far he could push it, and going into finals with enough confidence that he could try for the run he wanted, which he accomplished, pedal slip aside.<\/p>\n
\nSzymon Godziek<\/em><\/center><\/p>\nBrett Rheeder:<\/h5>\n\nI\u2019m proud. I\u2019m proud that I was able to overcome all that stuff earlier this week and now I\u2019m standing here and I got a chance to do my run and I did a pretty good job.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
And while pure, unadulterated stoke reverberated from the top step and Rheeder\u2019s quiet stoicism owned the second, Italy\u2019s Caverzasi was all smiles on the third and final step, a familiar spot for him after finishing in the same place in the season\u2019s first Slopestyle World Championship contest in Rotorua.<\/p>\n
\nDiego Caverzasi<\/em><\/center><\/p>\nDiego Caverzasi:<\/h5>\n\nI\u2019m so stoked.. I wanted to land in the top five, but third is better. I was a little bit upset after my first run with the crash. I tried to mix up for my second and it worked out.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
Today\u2019s results shuffle things up in the overall Crankworx FMBA Slopestyle World Championship standings. Rheeder adds to his first-place points from the Crankworx Rotorua Slopestyle in Memory of McGazza, sitting in first with 1900. Rogatkin moves up into second with 1656, barely ahead of Caverzasi with his two podium performances in a row. Caverzasi currently has 1600 points.<\/p>\n
Slopestyle\u2019s elite won\u2019t have long to wait to battle it out for more points and see how they stack up against each other once again. The Crankworx FMBA Slopestyle World Championships roll on to their next stop at Crankworx Les Gets next Sunday, with Caverzasi already noting he\u2019s going to pull out all his tricks.<\/p>\n
\nCrankworx Innsbruck Slopestyle podium<\/em><\/center><\/p>\nBefore that, the hills around Innsbruck will come alive as some of the world\u2019s fastest racers take on \u201cThe Wild One,\u201d the track that will play host to the iXS Innsbruck Downhill presented by Raiffeisen Club tomorrow, closing out the Crankworx Innsbruck action for 2018.<\/p>\n
Get the times and details for all live webcasts during Crankworx Innsbruck HERE.<\/p>\n
These fans… when they announced my name, they definitely made some noise, so I knew they were expecting a big one from me. I\u2019m always keen to send it, so that\u2019s what I did today.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
As the seven other riders completed their second runs, including Diego Caverzasi (ITA), who had a big crash in his first run but came back with an 84-point second run that boosted him into third, Rheeder and Rogatkin\u2019s scores remained untouched, queuing up an identical battle to last year, with one more to go.<\/p>\n
\nBrett Rheeder<\/em><\/center><\/p>\n
Brett Rheeder:<\/h5>\n\nI actually said after my first run “I don\u2019t care if I win”. I\u2019ve overcome so many mental challenges this week, including a crash that took me out. I actually didn\u2019t even know if I would compete in finals as of last night.\u201d<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
The 25-year-old rider says he took the day one step at a time, waking up, heading to practice, seeing how far he could push it, and going into finals with enough confidence that he could try for the run he wanted, which he accomplished, pedal slip aside.<\/p>\n
\nSzymon Godziek<\/em><\/center><\/p>\nBrett Rheeder:<\/h5>\n\nI\u2019m proud. I\u2019m proud that I was able to overcome all that stuff earlier this week and now I\u2019m standing here and I got a chance to do my run and I did a pretty good job.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
And while pure, unadulterated stoke reverberated from the top step and Rheeder\u2019s quiet stoicism owned the second, Italy\u2019s Caverzasi was all smiles on the third and final step, a familiar spot for him after finishing in the same place in the season\u2019s first Slopestyle World Championship contest in Rotorua.<\/p>\n
\nDiego Caverzasi<\/em><\/center><\/p>\nDiego Caverzasi:<\/h5>\n\nI\u2019m so stoked.. I wanted to land in the top five, but third is better. I was a little bit upset after my first run with the crash. I tried to mix up for my second and it worked out.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
Today\u2019s results shuffle things up in the overall Crankworx FMBA Slopestyle World Championship standings. Rheeder adds to his first-place points from the Crankworx Rotorua Slopestyle in Memory of McGazza, sitting in first with 1900. Rogatkin moves up into second with 1656, barely ahead of Caverzasi with his two podium performances in a row. Caverzasi currently has 1600 points.<\/p>\n
Slopestyle\u2019s elite won\u2019t have long to wait to battle it out for more points and see how they stack up against each other once again. The Crankworx FMBA Slopestyle World Championships roll on to their next stop at Crankworx Les Gets next Sunday, with Caverzasi already noting he\u2019s going to pull out all his tricks.<\/p>\n
\nCrankworx Innsbruck Slopestyle podium<\/em><\/center><\/p>\nBefore that, the hills around Innsbruck will come alive as some of the world\u2019s fastest racers take on \u201cThe Wild One,\u201d the track that will play host to the iXS Innsbruck Downhill presented by Raiffeisen Club tomorrow, closing out the Crankworx Innsbruck action for 2018.<\/p>\n
Get the times and details for all live webcasts during Crankworx Innsbruck HERE.<\/p>\n
I actually said after my first run “I don\u2019t care if I win”. I\u2019ve overcome so many mental challenges this week, including a crash that took me out. I actually didn\u2019t even know if I would compete in finals as of last night.\u201d<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
The 25-year-old rider says he took the day one step at a time, waking up, heading to practice, seeing how far he could push it, and going into finals with enough confidence that he could try for the run he wanted, which he accomplished, pedal slip aside.<\/p>\n
\nSzymon Godziek<\/em><\/center><\/p>\n
Brett Rheeder:<\/h5>\n\nI\u2019m proud. I\u2019m proud that I was able to overcome all that stuff earlier this week and now I\u2019m standing here and I got a chance to do my run and I did a pretty good job.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
And while pure, unadulterated stoke reverberated from the top step and Rheeder\u2019s quiet stoicism owned the second, Italy\u2019s Caverzasi was all smiles on the third and final step, a familiar spot for him after finishing in the same place in the season\u2019s first Slopestyle World Championship contest in Rotorua.<\/p>\n
\nDiego Caverzasi<\/em><\/center><\/p>\nDiego Caverzasi:<\/h5>\n\nI\u2019m so stoked.. I wanted to land in the top five, but third is better. I was a little bit upset after my first run with the crash. I tried to mix up for my second and it worked out.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
Today\u2019s results shuffle things up in the overall Crankworx FMBA Slopestyle World Championship standings. Rheeder adds to his first-place points from the Crankworx Rotorua Slopestyle in Memory of McGazza, sitting in first with 1900. Rogatkin moves up into second with 1656, barely ahead of Caverzasi with his two podium performances in a row. Caverzasi currently has 1600 points.<\/p>\n
Slopestyle\u2019s elite won\u2019t have long to wait to battle it out for more points and see how they stack up against each other once again. The Crankworx FMBA Slopestyle World Championships roll on to their next stop at Crankworx Les Gets next Sunday, with Caverzasi already noting he\u2019s going to pull out all his tricks.<\/p>\n
\nCrankworx Innsbruck Slopestyle podium<\/em><\/center><\/p>\nBefore that, the hills around Innsbruck will come alive as some of the world\u2019s fastest racers take on \u201cThe Wild One,\u201d the track that will play host to the iXS Innsbruck Downhill presented by Raiffeisen Club tomorrow, closing out the Crankworx Innsbruck action for 2018.<\/p>\n
Get the times and details for all live webcasts during Crankworx Innsbruck HERE.<\/p>\n
I\u2019m proud. I\u2019m proud that I was able to overcome all that stuff earlier this week and now I\u2019m standing here and I got a chance to do my run and I did a pretty good job.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
And while pure, unadulterated stoke reverberated from the top step and Rheeder\u2019s quiet stoicism owned the second, Italy\u2019s Caverzasi was all smiles on the third and final step, a familiar spot for him after finishing in the same place in the season\u2019s first Slopestyle World Championship contest in Rotorua.<\/p>\n
\nDiego Caverzasi<\/em><\/center><\/p>\n
Diego Caverzasi:<\/h5>\n\nI\u2019m so stoked.. I wanted to land in the top five, but third is better. I was a little bit upset after my first run with the crash. I tried to mix up for my second and it worked out.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
Today\u2019s results shuffle things up in the overall Crankworx FMBA Slopestyle World Championship standings. Rheeder adds to his first-place points from the Crankworx Rotorua Slopestyle in Memory of McGazza, sitting in first with 1900. Rogatkin moves up into second with 1656, barely ahead of Caverzasi with his two podium performances in a row. Caverzasi currently has 1600 points.<\/p>\n
Slopestyle\u2019s elite won\u2019t have long to wait to battle it out for more points and see how they stack up against each other once again. The Crankworx FMBA Slopestyle World Championships roll on to their next stop at Crankworx Les Gets next Sunday, with Caverzasi already noting he\u2019s going to pull out all his tricks.<\/p>\n
\nCrankworx Innsbruck Slopestyle podium<\/em><\/center><\/p>\nBefore that, the hills around Innsbruck will come alive as some of the world\u2019s fastest racers take on \u201cThe Wild One,\u201d the track that will play host to the iXS Innsbruck Downhill presented by Raiffeisen Club tomorrow, closing out the Crankworx Innsbruck action for 2018.<\/p>\n
Get the times and details for all live webcasts during Crankworx Innsbruck HERE.<\/p>\n
I\u2019m so stoked.. I wanted to land in the top five, but third is better. I was a little bit upset after my first run with the crash. I tried to mix up for my second and it worked out.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
Today\u2019s results shuffle things up in the overall Crankworx FMBA Slopestyle World Championship standings. Rheeder adds to his first-place points from the Crankworx Rotorua Slopestyle in Memory of McGazza, sitting in first with 1900. Rogatkin moves up into second with 1656, barely ahead of Caverzasi with his two podium performances in a row. Caverzasi currently has 1600 points.<\/p>\n
Slopestyle\u2019s elite won\u2019t have long to wait to battle it out for more points and see how they stack up against each other once again. The Crankworx FMBA Slopestyle World Championships roll on to their next stop at Crankworx Les Gets next Sunday, with Caverzasi already noting he\u2019s going to pull out all his tricks.<\/p>\n
\nCrankworx Innsbruck Slopestyle podium<\/em><\/center><\/p>\n
Before that, the hills around Innsbruck will come alive as some of the world\u2019s fastest racers take on \u201cThe Wild One,\u201d the track that will play host to the iXS Innsbruck Downhill presented by Raiffeisen Club tomorrow, closing out the Crankworx Innsbruck action for 2018.<\/p>\n
Get the times and details for all live webcasts during Crankworx Innsbruck HERE.<\/p>\n