Not reading anymore because I'm watching everything after it happens. Flipped on the snowboard slope elimination though.
Guy does a front blunt 450 out on the first down rail, throws a solid enough run and gets a 57. The head judge came in later to explain that they didn't see anything technical like they would in later runs.
My question is, do the judges even notice the rails on these courses? I've wondered this the last few years. It seems to be about the jumps and you could take off your skis/board and slide down the rails on your stomach as long as you throw a couple triple corks at the bottom.
Also if you don't know a 450 out is way more difficult on a board than skis, especially on a down rail. Obviously he has them on lock but it's a hell of a lot more risky than just a 2.
In slopestyle 1 fall and you're done, but what's the point of throwing down anything tech on the rails if the judges won't notice?
/rant