Podcast appearances and mentions of thomas feurstein aut

Three world champion titles open for the taking on the legendary Swiss freeride venue, Bec des Rosses set-up a dramatic FWT 2018 grand finale in Verbier SUI. Xtreme Verbier top 3 podium - Snowboard Men 1. Sammy Luebke (USA) 2. Elias Elhardt (GER) 3. Davey Baird (USA) FWT 2018 overall ranking 1. Sammy Luebke (USA) 2. Thomas Feurstein (AUT) 3. Davey Baird (USA)

Three world champion titles open for the taking on the legendary Swiss freeride venue, Bec des Rosses set-up a dramatic FWT 2018 grand finale in Verbier SUI. Xtreme Verbier top 3 podium - Snowboard Men 1. Sammy Luebke (USA) 2. Elias Elhardt (GER) 3. Davey Baird (USA) FWT 2018 overall ranking 1. Sammy Luebke (USA) 2. Thomas Feurstein (AUT) 3. Davey Baird (USA)

Austrian snowboard legend, Gigi Rüf (AUT-1st Place) earned his first FWT win thanks to a textbook run, which began with him smoothly slashing his way through the big mountain spine features at the top of the venue followed by a stylish 360, true to form for the backcountry freestyle specialist. Joining him on the podium was wildcard, Elias Elhardt (GER-2nd Place) whose trademark playful and flowy style was on full display and fellow Austrian, Thomas Feurstein (AUT-3rd Place) who earned himself a second podium this week after stomping a solid technical run with multiple 360s. For more rad content www.skuff.tv/ facebook.com/SkuffTV/ instagram.com/skufftv/ vimeo.com/skufftv youtube.com/user/wwwskufftv

Austrian snowboard legend, Gigi Rüf (AUT-1st Place) earned his first FWT win thanks to a textbook run, which began with him smoothly slashing his way through the big mountain spine features at the top of the venue followed by a stylish 360, true to form for the backcountry freestyle specialist. Joining him on the podium was wildcard, Elias Elhardt (GER-2nd Place) whose trademark playful and flowy style was on full display and fellow Austrian, Thomas Feurstein (AUT-3rd Place) who earned himself a second podium this week after stomping a solid technical run with multiple 360s. For more rad content www.skuff.tv/ facebook.com/SkuffTV/ instagram.com/skufftv/ vimeo.com/skufftv youtube.com/user/wwwskufftv

Following a day of spectacular season-opening riding yesterday, organizers and athletes successfully restaged the Hakuba, Japan event that was postponed due to difficult snow and weather conditions. Jonathan Penfield (USA-1st Place) earned a well-deserved top spot on the podium with a clean line driving through the top of the venue with stylish and stuck grabs. Fellow countryman Davey Baird (USA–2nd Place) stacked another podium win on top of his first place finish yesterday with a similar line to Penfield, including a big shifty air at the bottom. Thomas Feurstein (AUT–3rd Place) rounded out the category with strong and consistent riding in good snow. For more rad content www.skuff.tv/ facebook.com/SkuffTV/ instagram.com/skufftv/ vimeo.com/skufftv youtube.com/user/wwwskufftv