Avoriaz Freeride Week
In March 2024, Avoriaz will host a stage of the Freeride FWT Challenger. This is the first European event of the three 'FWQ Finals,' which will bring together the best riders to earn their spot on the Freeride World Tour
Avoriaz Freeride Week
Avoriaz Freeride Week
Ouverture
From 23/03 to 01/04/2024, daily.
March 23th and 24th Junior ***
March 25th and 26th Qualifier 2 **
March 29th and April 1st Challenger.
March 23th and 24th Junior ***
March 25th and 26th Qualifier 2 **
March 29th and April 1st Challenger.
Âge
Âge minimum 10 years
Tarifs
Information to come.
Langues
English
French
French
Avoriaz Freeride Week is back!
From March 23 to April 1, Avoriaz welcomes the best freeriders for a week of competition.
On the schedule:
- A stage of the Freeride World Tour Junior 3***, on March 23th and 24th.
- A stage of the Freeride World Tour Qualifier 2**, on March 25th and 26th.
- And most importantly, a stage of the Freeride World Tour Challenger, from March 29th to April 1st.
- Come and visit the partner village in front of the Tourist Office on 30th March!
- Freeride / Mountain film screening with athletes at the Tourist Office on 28 March at 7.00pm.
You can watch the Freeride World Tour Challenger live on Saturday, March 30, 2024, at 8:15 a.m. using this link.
Infos
Freeride World Tour Challenger: The final stage of the qualification process for the Freeride World Tour. The top qualified riders will compete against FWT riders who have not managed to qualify for the FWT Finals. By invitation only, the Freeride World Tour Challenger ranking will be used to select riders for the next FWT season.
It’s the showdown to join the elite!
Freeride World Tour Qualifier: The Freeride World Tour Qualifier is designed to nurture the talent and skills of young aspiring athletes. Riders accumulate points at 75 events held worldwide (including forty in Europe).
The goal is to earn the necessary points to reach the finals!
Freeride World Tour Junior: The FWT Junior was established in 2011 to provide a platform for young athletes (boys and girls) aged 14 to 18 to develop their skills and become future world champions. In 2018, an additional age category for riders aged 10 to 14 (U-14) was added. Beyond coaching to develop their snowboarding skills, these events teach young athletes how to pursue their passion for freeriding safely, with an emphasis on prevention, safety, and responsibility in mountain environments.
Discover freeride in Avoriaz:
