2018–19 FIS Snowboard World Cup

2018–19 FIS Snowboard World Cup
Discipline	Men	Women
Parallel overall	Andrey Sobolev	Ester Ledecká
Parallel giant slalom	Tim Mastnak	Ester Ledecká
Parallel slalom	Stefan Baumeister	Julie Zogg
Snowboard cross	Alessandro Hämmerle	Eva Samková
Freestyle overall	Chris Corning	Miyabi Onitsuka
Halfpipe	Yūto Totsuka	Cai Xuetong
Slopestyle	Chris Corning	Miyabi Onitsuka
Big Air	Takeru Otsuka	Reira Iwabuchi
Nations Cup overall	Switzerland
Competition

The 2018–19 FIS Snowboard World Cup was the 25th World Cup season in snowboarding organised by International Ski Federation. The season started on 8 September 2018 in Cardrona, New Zealand and concluded on 24 March 2019 in Winterberg, Germany. Competitions consisted of parallel slalom, parallel giant slalom, snowboard cross, halfpipe, slopestyle and big air.

Men

Snowboard Cross

Date	Place	Event	Winner	Second	Third
15 December 2018	Montafon	SBX	Cancelled
21 December 2018	Cervinia	SBX	Martin Nörl	Omar Visintin	Hanno Douschan
22 December 2018	Cervinia	SBX	Emanuel Perathoner	Jake Vedder	Martin Nörl
FIS Snowboarding World Championships 2019 (31 January - 10 February)
9 February 2019	Feldberg	SBX	Cameron Bolton	Paul Berg	Konstantin Schad
2 March 2019	Baqueira Beret	SBX	Alessandro Hämmerle	Adam Lambert	Kevin Hill
16 March 2019	Veysonnaz	SBX	Lucas Eguibar	Alessandro Hämmerle	Cameron Bolton

Parallel

Date	Place	Event	Winner	Second	Third
13 December 2018	Carezza	PGS	Tim Mastnak	Benjamin Karl	Sebastian Kislinger
15 December 2018	Cortina d'Ampezzo	PGS	Roland Fischnaller	Nevin Galmarini	Benjamin Karl
8 January 2019	Bad Gastein	PSL	Stefan Baumeister	Dario Caviezel	Benjamin Karl
19 January 2019	Rogla	PGS	Edwin Coratti	Daniele Bagozza	Rok Marguč
26 January 2019	Moscow	PSL	Andrey Sobolev	Dario Caviezel	Maksim Rogozin
FIS Snowboarding World Championships 2019 (31 January - 10 February)
16 February 2019	Pyeongchang	PGS	Žan Košir	Lukas Mathies	Andreas Prommegger
17 February 2019	Pyeongchang	PGS	Andreas Prommegger	Sylvain Dufour	Sangho Lee
23 February 2019	Secret Garden	PGS	Tim Mastnak	Andrey Sobolev	Stefan Baumeister
24 February 2019	Secret Garden	PSL	Daniele Bagozza	Dmitry Loginov	Roland Fischnaller
9 March 2019	Scuol	PGS	Andrey Sobolev	Dmitry Loginov	Dario Caviezel
23 March 2019	Winterberg	PSL	Lukas Mathies	Stefan Baumeister	Žan Košir

Big Air

Date	Place	Event	Winner	Second	Third
8 September 2018	Cardrona	BA	Chris Corning	Takeru Otsuka	Mons Røisland
3 November 2018	Modena	BA	Takeru Otsuka	Chris Corning	Kalle Järvilehto
24 November 2018	Beijing	BA	Sven Thorgren	Takeru Otsuka	Clemens Millauer
FIS Snowboarding World Championships 2019 (31 January - 10 February)
16 March 2019	Quebec City	BA	Seppe Smits	Kalle Järvilehto	Jonas Bösiger
22 March 2019	Oslo	BA	Cancelled

Halfpipe

Date	Place	Event	Winner	Second	Third
8 December 2018	Copper Mountain	HP	Scotty James	Toby Miller	Chase Josey
21 December 2018	Secret Garden	HP	Jan Scherrer	Ruka Hirano	Yūto Totsuka
19 January 2019	Laax	HP	Scotty James	Yūto Totsuka	Jake Pates
FIS Snowboarding World Championships 2019 (31 January - 10 February)
15 February 2019	Calgary	HP	Yūto Totsuka	Ruka Hirano	Derek Livingston
9 March 2019	Mammoth	HP	Yūto Totsuka	Patrick Burgener	Derek Livingston

Slopestyle

Date	Place	Event	Winner	Second	Third
21 December 2018	Secret Garden	SS	Takeru Otsuka	Niklas Mattsson	Vlad Khadarin
12 January 2019	Kreischberg	SS	Mons Røisland	Chris Corning	Hiroaki Kunitake
18 January 2019	Laax	SS	Chris Corning	Ståle Sandbech	Moritz Thönen
26 January 2019	Seiser Alm	SS	Markus Olimstad	Stian Kleivdal	Lyon Farrell
FIS Snowboarding World Championships 2019 (31 January - 10 February)
9 March 2019	Mammoth	SS	Redmond Gerard	Judd Henkes	Ruki Tobita
17 March 2019	Quebec	SS	Cancelled

Ladies

Snowboard Cross

Date	Place	Event	Winner	Second	Third
15 December 2018	Montafon	SBX	Cancelled
21 December 2018	Cervinia	SBX	Lindsey Jacobellis	Eva Samková	Charlotte Bankes
22 December 2018	Cervinia	SBX	Eva Samková	Lindsey Jacobellis	Michela Moioli
FIS Snowboarding World Championships 2019 (31 January - 10 February)
9 February 2019	Feldberg	SBX	Lindsey Jacobellis	Michela Moioli	Eva Samková
2 March 2019	Baqueira Beret	SBX	Eva Samková	Chloé Trespeuch	Lindsey Jacobellis
16 March 2019	Veysonnaz	SBX	Eva Samková	Chloé Trespeuch	Michela Moioli

Parallel

Date	Place	Event	Winner	Second	Third
13 December 2018	Carezza	PGS	Nadya Ochner	Ester Ledecká	Ramona Theresia Hofmeister
15 December 2018	Cortina d'Ampezzo	PGS	Ester Ledecká	Julie Zogg	Sabine Schöffmann
8 January 2019	Bad Gastein	PSL	Claudia Riegler	Aleksandra Król	Sabine Schöffmann
19 January 2019	Rogla	PGS	Selina Jörg	Natalia Soboleva	Cheyenne Loch
26 January 2019	Moscow	PSL	Julie Zogg	Sabine Schöffmann	Anastasia Kurochkina
FIS Snowboarding World Championships 2019 (31 January - 10 February)
16 February 2019	Pyeongchang	PGS	Ester Ledecká	Selina Jörg	Sabine Schöffmann
17 February 2019	Pyeongchang	PGS	Ramona Theresia Hofmeister	Sabine Schöffmann	Ester Ledecká
23 February 2019	Secret Garden	PGS	Ramona Theresia Hofmeister	Ester Ledecká	Selina Jörg
24 February 2019	Secret Garden	PSL	Gong Naiying	Julie Zogg	Selina Jörg
9 March 2019	Scuol	PGS	Milena Bykova	Ester Ledecká	Cheyenne Loch
23 March 2019	Winterberg	PSL	Patrizia Kummer	Selina Jörg	Ladina Jenny

Big Air

Date	Place	Event	Winner	Second	Third
8 September 2018	Cardrona	BA	Reira Iwabuchi	Miyabi Onitsuka	Klaudia Medlová
3 November 2018	Modena	BA	Reira Iwabuchi	Miyabi Onitsuka	Anna Gasser
24 November 2018	Beijing	BA	Anna Gasser	Miyabi Onitsuka	Laurie Blouin
FIS Snowboarding World Championships 2019 (31 January - 10 February)
16 March 2019	Quebec City	BA	Julia Marino	Laurie Blouin	Klaudia Medlová
22 March 2019	Oslo	BA	Cancelled

Halfpipe

Date	Place	Event	Winner	Second	Third
8 December 2018	Cooper Mountain	HP	Chloe Kim	Maddie Mastro	Cai Xuetong
21 December 2018	Secret Garden	HP	Cai Xuetong	Verena Rohrer	Kurumi Imai
19 January 2019	Laax	HP	Chloe Kim	Queralt Castellet	Arielle Gold
FIS Snowboarding World Championships 2019 (31 January - 10 February)
15 February 2019	Calgary	HP	Queralt Castellet	Cai Xuetong	Sena Tomita
9 March 2019	Mammoth	HP	Cai Xuetong	Sena Tomita	Verena Rohrer

Slopestyle

Date	Place	Event	Winner	Second	Third
21 December 2018	Secret Garden	SS	Miyabi Onitsuka	Reira Iwabuchi	Lucile Lefevre
12 January 2019	Kreischberg	SS	Miyabi Onitsuka	Anna Gasser	Silje Norendal
18 January 2019	Laax	SS	Silje Norendal	Celia Petrig	Sina Candrian
26 January 2019	Seiser Alm	SS	Isabel Derungs	Brooke Voigt	Jasmine Baird
FIS Snowboarding World Championships 2019 (31 January - 10 February)
9 March 2019	Mammoth	SS	Cancelled
17 March 2019	Quebec	SS	Cancelled

Team

Parallel mixed

Date	Place	Event	Winner	Second	Third
9 January 2019	Bad Gastein	PSLM	Austria I Daniela Ulbing Benjamin Karl	Italy I Nadya Ochner Aaron March	Switzerland I Patrizia Kummer Dario Caviezel
27 January 2019	Moscow	PSLM	Austria I Daniela Ulbing Benjamin Karl	Russia I Natalia Soboleva Andrey Sobolev	Switzerland III Julie Zogg Dario Caviezel
24 March 2019	Winterberg	PSLM	Austria I Daniela Ulbing Benjamin Karl	Switzerland I Patrizia Kummer Dario Caviezel	Germany I Selina Jörg Stefan Baumeister

Snowboardcross team

Date	Place	Event	Winner	Second	Third
16 December 2018	Montafon	SBTM	Cancelled
		SBTW
2 February 2020	Feldberg	SBTMx	Cancelled
FIS Snowboarding World Championships 2019 (31 January - 10 February)

Men's standings

Parallel overall (PSL/PGS) Rank after all 11 races Points 1 Andrey Sobolev 4625 2 Tim Mastnak 4116 3 Roland Fischnaller 3989.4 4 Dmitry Loginov 3812.2 5 Lukas Mathies 3600

Parallel slalom Rank after all 4 races Points 1 Stefan Baumeister 2020 2 Andrey Sobolev 1990 3 Dario Caviezel 1870 4 Lukas Mathies 1650 5 Dmitry Loginov 1600

Parallel giant slalom Rank after all 7 races Points 1 Tim Mastnak 3336 2 Andreas Prommegger 3070 3 Roland Fischnaller 2709.4 4 Andrey Sobolev 2635 5 Edwin Coratti 2350

Snowboard Cross Rank after all 5 races Points 1 Alessandro Hämmerle 2440 2 Omar Visintin 2035 3 Martin Noerl 1970 4 Lucas Eguibar 1840 5 Cameron Bolton 1822

Freestyle overall (BA/SBS/HP) Rank after all 14 races Points 1 Chris Corning 4340 2 Takeru Otsuka 4100 3 Yūto Totsuka 3760 4 Ruka Hirano 2410 5 Ruki Tobita 2330

Big Air Rank after all 4 races Points 1 Takeru Otsuka 2600 2 Chris Corning 2090 3 Kalle Järvilehto 1400 4 Clemens Millauer 1340 5 Ruki Tobita 1045

Halfpipe Rank after all 5 races Points 1 Yūto Totsuka 3760 2 Ruka Hirano 2410 3 Jan Scherrer 2240 4 Patrick Burgener 2020 5 Scotty James 2000

Slopestyle Rank after all 5 races Points 1 Chris Corning 2250 2 Judd Henkes 1700 3 Lyon Farrell 1627 4 Ryan Stassel 1590 5 Takeru Otsuka 1500

Ladies' standings

Parallel overall (PSL/PGS) Rank after all 11 races Points 1 Ester Ledecká 5900 2 Selina Jörg 5619.7 3 Sabine Schöffmann 5250 4 Julie Zogg 4770 5 Nadya Ochner 4080

Parallel slalom Rank after all 4 races Points 1 Julie Zogg 2220 2 Selina Jörg 2200 3 Patrizia Kummer 2180 4 Sabine Schöffmann 2060 5 Claudia Riegler 1476

Parallel giant slalom Rank after all 7 races Points 1 Ester Ledecká 5000 2 Selina Jörg 3419.7 3 Ramona Theresia Hofmeister 3258.2 4 Nadya Ochner 3230 5 Sabine Schöffmann 3190

Snowboard Cross Rank after all 5 races Points 1 Eva Samková 4400 2 Lindsey Jacobellis 3850 3 Michela Moioli 2650 4 Charlotte Bankes 2350 5 Chloé Trespeuch 2100

Freestyle overall (BA/SBS/HP) Rank after all 14 races Points 1 Miyabi Onitsuka 4400 2 Reira Iwabuchi 4100 3 Cai Xuetong 3900 4 Anna Gasser 2640 5 Queralt Castellet 2520

Big Air Rank after all 4 races Points 1 Reira Iwabuchi 2400 2 Miyabi Onitsuka 2400 3 Klaudia Medlová 1800 4 Anna Gasser 1600 5 Laurie Blouin 1400

Halfpipe Rank after all 5 races Points 1 Cai Xuetong 3900 2 Queralt Castellet 2520 3 Verena Rohrer 2410 4 Chloe Kim 2000 5 Kurumi Imai 1960

Slopestyle Rank after all 4 races Points 1 Miyabi Onitsuka 2000 2 Reira Iwabuchi 1700 3 Isabel Derungs 1680 4 Silje Norendal 1600 5 Sina Candrian 1600

Team

Parallel Slalom Team Rank after all 3 races Points 1  Austria I 3000 2  Italy I 1590 3  Russia I 1510 4  Switzerland I 1400 5  Slovenia I 1140

Nations Cup

Overall Rank after all 62 races Points 1  Switzerland 39134.40 2  Japan 31210.30 3  Austria 31073.50 4  United States 29687.20 5  Italy 28143.00

Podium table by nation

Table showing the World Cup podium places (gold–1st place, silver–2nd place, bronze–3rd place) by the countries represented by the athletes.

Rank	Nation	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
1	Japan	8	10	5	23
2	United States	8	7	5	20
3	Austria	8	6	10	24
4	Germany	5	4	9	18
5	Italy	5	4	3	12
6	Czech Republic	5	4	2	11
7	Switzerland	4	9	8	21
8	Russia	3	5	3	11
9	Norway	3	2	2	7
10	Australia	3	1	1	5
	China	3	1	1	5
12	Slovenia	3	0	2	5
13	Spain	2	1	0	3
14	Sweden	1	1	0	2
15	Belgium	1	0	0	1
16	France	0	3	1	4
17	Canada	0	2	5	7
18	Finland	0	1	1	2
19	Poland	0	1	0	1
20	Slovakia	0	0	2	2
21	Great Britain	0	0	1	1
	South Korea	0	0	1	1
Totals (22 entries)		62	62	62	186

References