Red Bull Night Rider delivers another epic night in Grandvalira
The second edition of Red Bull Night Rider drew over 2,000 spectators yesterday to
With the Cut fast approaching, riders face a pivotal battle in the Caucasus Mountains
The FIS Freeride World Tour by Peak Performance (FWT) returns for the third event of the 2026 season. After two spectacular stops in the Spanish Pyrenees and the French Alps, the world’s best freeriders now set their sights on a new playground: the majestic Caucasus Mountains, in Georgia.
Back for its third consecutive year, the Georgia Pro has quickly established itself as a standout stop
on the Tour. Nestled in the Svaneti region at the Tetnuldi resort, the event has delivered memorable
performances over the past two editions, thanks to consistent snow conditions, dramatic terrain, and
the raw freeride potential that defines the Caucasus.
With a weather window scheduled from February 22–28, the Georgia Pro represents a critical turning
point in the season. As the Cut approaches, the pressure intensifies and only one more event remains
after Georgia for athletes to secure their place among the qualified riders advancing to the FWT
Finals.
Current rankings: the battle for the Cut intensifies
Victor de Le Rue (FRA) leads the Snowboard Men category following his win at the previous event.
The French rider has also secured his qualification for the FWT Finals. Liam Rivera (SUI) and Enzo
Nilo (FRA) complete the current top three.
In Snowboard Women, Mia Jones (USA) leads the standings after a win and a third-place finish this
season. She is followed by two French riders: Anna Martinez, who secured back-to-back second-
place finishes in the first two events, and Noémie Equy, winner in Val Thorens.
The second edition of Red Bull Night Rider drew over 2,000 spectators yesterday to
Zoi Sadowski-Synnott and Kokomo Murase to renew rivalry in Slopestyle final. One
Under the lights of a packed Livigno Snow Park on a crisp
