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Riders like Kelly Clark, Mark McMorris, Shaun White, and Jamie Anderson have been preparing for their

massive endorsement deals hang in the balance. All of this while the world watches. It was subtle, but as these four dropped in for the first runs of their respective slopestyle and pipe events over the last week

these four dropped in for the first runs of their respective slopestyle and pipe events over the last week

there was an unusual tension to their riding. Except Kaitlyn, none of them achieved the gold they hoped

for. Other riders, they’re happy to even be at the Olympics. They’re stoked if they make finals. As they

strap in for their runs they’re smiling and soaking it all in—nothing to loose. That’s what we saw when

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Olympic disciplines for years. They came to the Games to win. There are massive expectations and,

“Right now I can’t even believe I won a gold medal,”

But Kaitlyn qualified seventh, meaning there were still

six more heavy hitters waiting to take their final runs,

including Spain’s Queralt Castellet, Australia’s Torah

Bright, and US riders Hannah Teter and Kelly Clark.

Torah, Kelly, and Queralt had all fallen on their first

runs so for them it was go time. With Hannah sitting in

massive endorsement deals hang in the balance. All of this while the world watches. It was subtle, but as

second after Kaitlyn’s run there was a real possibility

for a US sweep if Kelly got her frontside 1080 clean

again. Hannah had one chance to regain the lead but

What made the difference? Any of the women who were paying attention to the men’s pipe the day before

would have seen that amplitude played a key role in scores. Clean landings mattered too, but for the guys

the most technical run didn’t mean much if they weren’t absolutely sending it above the lip. Greg Bretz, for

example, suffered from this as he didn’t do any big straight airs, opting instead for mid-level spins on every

hit. Tonight, as ladies like Queralt, Hannah, Torah, and Kelly focused on amplitude they struggled with

clean landings and smooth tricks. The trend towards going as big as possible was likely pushed by Kelly as

these four dropped in for the first runs of their respective slopestyle and pipe events over the last week

well, who is known for the size of her airs. Kaitlyn’s gold is a huge victory both personally and for the US

team after no US men won a pipe medal, a first since halfpipe was added to the Olympics in 1998.

“We’re all here united as shredding babes.”

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including Spain’s Queralt Castellet, Australia’s Torah Bright, and US riders Hannah Teter and Kelly Clark. Torah, Kelly, and Queralt had all fallen on their first

Riders like Kelly Clark, Mark McMorris, Shaun White, and Jamie Anderson have been preparing for their Olympic disciplines for years. They came to the Games to win. There are massive expectations and,

runs so for them it was go time. With Hannah sitting in

massive endorsement deals hang in the balance. All of this while the world watches. It was subtle, but as these four dropped in for the first runs of their respective slopestyle and pipe events over the last week

second after Kaitlyn’s run there was a real possibility

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for a US sweep if Kelly got her frontside 1080 clean

there was an unusual tension to their riding. Except Kaitlyn, none of them achieved the gold they hoped for. Other riders, they’re happy to even be at the Olympics. They’re stoked if they make finals. As they

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again. Hannah had one chance to regain the lead but

strap in for their runs they’re smiling and soaking it all in—nothing to loose. That’s what we saw when

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there was an unusual tension to their riding. Except Kaitlyn, none of them achieved the gold they hoped

well, who is known for the size of her airs. Kaitlyn’s gold is a huge victory both personally and for the US

for. Other riders, they’re happy to even be at the Olympics. They’re stoked if they make finals. As they

team after no US men won a pipe medal, a first since halfpipe was added to the Olympics in 1998.

strap in for their runs they’re smiling and soaking it all in—nothing to loose. That’s what we saw when

“Right nowwonI can’t even believe I won a gold medal,” Sage Kotsenburg the first Olympic slopestyle on Saturday

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“We’re all here united as shredding babes.”

. That’s what we saw again tonight as Idaho’sBut Kaitlyn qualified seventh, meaning there were still Kaitlyn Farrington won gold in halfpipe.

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well, who is known for the size of her airs. Kaitlyn’s gold is a huge victory both personally and for the US team after no US men won a pipe medal, a first since halfpipe was added to the Olympics in 1998.

“We’re all here united as shredding babes.”

WATC H V I D E O F O R M O R E “Right now I can’t even believe I won a gold medal,” But Kaitlyn qualified seventh, meaning there were still six more heavy hitters waiting to take their final runs, including Spain’s Queralt Castellet, Australia’s Torah Bright, and US riders Hannah Teter and Kelly Clark. Torah, Kelly, and Queralt had all fallen on their first runs so for them it was go time. With Hannah sitting in second after Kaitlyn’s run there was a real possibility

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