X Games Snowboard Halfpipe and Big Air History (1997-2018)

1. Winter X Games launch snowboard Halfpipe era

   Jan 1, 1997Labels: Winter X, Halfpipe

   • Snowboard Mag

2. Todd Richards wins inaugural men’s X Games halfpipe

   Jan 1, 1997Labels: Todd Richards, Men s

   • Snowboard Mag
   • Mountainzone

3. Barrett Christy sets early women’s X Games standard

   Jan 1, 1997Labels: Barrett Christy, Women s

   • Ski Hall
   • Snowboard Mag

4. Ross Powers wins 1998 men’s halfpipe

   Jan 1, 1998Labels: Ross Powers, Men s

   • Snowboard Mag

5. Todd Richards wins 2000 men’s SuperPipe gold

   Jan 1, 2000Labels: Todd Richards, SuperPipe

   • ESPN

6. Stine Brun Kjeldaas wins 2000 women’s SuperPipe

   Jan 1, 2000Labels: Stine Brun, Women s

   • ESPN

7. Danny Kass wins 2001 men’s SuperPipe

   Feb 3, 2001Labels: Danny Kass, Men s

   • SolSnow

8. J.J. Thomas wins 2002 men’s SuperPipe

   Jan 20, 2002Labels: J J, Shaun White

   • SkiBumNews

9. Antti Autti breaks U.S. SuperPipe streak

   Jan 1, 2005Labels: Antti Autti, Finland

   • Guinness
   • Wikipedia

10. X Games adds modern Snowboard Big Air

    Jan 1, 2016Labels: Snowboard Big, X Games

    • Whitelines

11. Women’s Snowboard Big Air debuts at X Games Aspen

    Jan 26, 2017Labels: Women s, Hailey Langland

    • Snowboarder

12. Winter X Games Aspen 2018 crowns Big Air and SuperPipe winners

    Jan 25, 2018Labels: X Games, Big Air, SuperPipe

    • Wikipedia