Cody Bramwell and Noémi Equy take the win in Georgia

The FIS Freeride World Tour by Peak Performance returned to the rugged Caucasus Mountains for Stop 4 of the season, where freeriders faced off on the technical and challenging Kakhiani face. With a firm base covered by a new layer of fresh snow and extreme cold, riders had to adapt their strategies—balancing speed, fluidity, and control to put down winning runs.

Following a long weather delay, riders made the most of their time in Georgia, immersing themselves in the local culture and getting accustomed to the unique terrain. But with only one stop remaining before the Tour Cut in Fieberbrunn, the stakes couldn’t have been higher.

From massive freestyle tricks to strategic, high-speed runs, the Georgia Pro delivered dramatic shake-ups in the overall ranking, setting the stage for an intense battle for the final spots in the FWT Final.

Cody Bramwell (GBR) put down a clutch, high-scoring run just when he needed it most. He opened with a huge backflip, followed by a smooth wind-lip 360, maintaining speed and control throughout. Navigating a technical high wall feature, he avoided tricky bomb holes and executed a flawless descent, earning 85.67 points and securing his first win of the season.

Liam Rivera (SUI) recovered from an early mistake, linking a double drop and a backside 360 to earn 71.33 points and take second place. Victor de Le Rue (FRA) played it smart, landing a clean backside 360 and a fluid double drop to score 67.33 points, securing third place.

“I was starting to lose hope, thinking I might never win again, but today it all came together. I just wanted to land a clean run, and luckily, things worked out in my favor.”

– Cody Bramwell, 2025 Georgia Pro Snowboard Men Winner

Noémie Equy (FRA) proved once again why she leads the standings, riding a fluid and confident line. She combined smooth couloir turns with a frontside 360 off a wind lip, sticking the landing perfectly. A minor control bobble near the bottom didn’t affect her dominant performance, earning her 79.00 points and a second win of the season.

Michaela Davis-Meehan (AUS) rode a technical and stylish line, handling a controlled air to claim 70.33 points and second place. Núria Castán Barón (SPA) prioritized speed and control, blasting through the face with clean execution to score 69.33 points and take third.

“I am super happy to win here today. This was the stage I was really looking forward to because I wanted to discover Georgia, and the venue is incredible. I was pleased with my line choice and landing a 360, which made the difference despite a few mistakes at the end. Overall, I am very happy with the result.”– Noémie Equy, 2025 Georgia Pro Snowboard Women Winner

With the Georgia Pro in the books, the focus now shifts to the Fieberbrunn Pro, Austria—the final stop before the Cut. Only the top-ranked riders will advance to the FWT Final, making every run in Fieberbrunn a make-or-break moment.

With freestyle progression, technical riding, and intense rivalries defining the 2025 FIS Freeride World Tour by Peak Performance, expect fireworks as riders battle to keep their dreams of an FWT title alive.

Next stop: Fieberbrunn Pro! The weather window is set from March 8th to 13th. Stay tuned on freerideworldtour.com and our channels for more world-class freeride action!

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