1. Torstein Horgmo

2. Mark McMorris

3. Sebastien Toutant

4. Peetu Piiroinen

5. Eric Willet

6. Gjermund Bråten

7. Sage Kotsenburg

8. Ståle Sandbech

All videos provided by the inimitable TTR.

HALFPIPE

1st Place Men: Shaun White

2nd Place Men: Louie Vito

3rd Place Men: Benji Farrow

1st Place Women: Elena Hight

2nd Place Women: Kelly Clark

3rd Place Women: Ellery Hollingsworth

SLOPESTYLE

1st Place Men: Sebastien Toutant

2nd Place Men: Ulrik Badertscher

3rd Place Men: Seppe Smits

1st Place Women: Jamie Anderson

2nd Place Women: Kjersti Buaas

3rd Place Women: Enni Rukajärvi

Here’s the video of the best runs from the 2012 Dew Tour stop in Killington – officially called the “Pantech Invitational”.

Results
1 Eric Willet
2 Sebastien Toutant
3 Justin Morgan
4 Aleksaner Ostreng
5 Jake Aaronson
6 Antoine Truchon
7 Gjermund Braaten
8 Ulrik Badertscher
9 Charles Reid
10 Chas Guldemond
11 Mark McMorris
12 Stale Sandbech

Here are the highlights of the first 2011/12 Winter Dew Tour stop in Breckenridge, Colorado. Let’s start with slopestyle.

Winter Dew Tour Breckenridge Snowboard Slopestyle Highlights

Men’s Snowboard Slopestyle Results:
1. Gjermund Braaten – 97.75
2. Sebastien Toutant – 96.00
3. Charles Reid – 90.00
4. Chas Guldemond – 86.75
5. Mikkel Bang – 84.00
6. Sage Kotsenburg – 81.25
7. Mark Mcmorris – 75.25
8. Torstein Horgmo – 59.50
9. Eric Willett – 43.25
10. Sam Hulbert – 32.25
11. Sondre Tiller – 29.00
12. Seppe Smits – 26.0

Women’s Snowboard Slopestyle Results:
1. Spencer O’Brien – 90.75
2. Enni Rukajärvi – 79.50
3. Sarka Pancochova – 72.00
4. Rebecca Torr – 64.75
5. Jamie Anderson – 59.25
6. Charlotte Van Gils – 56.50

And here’s all the halfpipe action, even though at least the men’s judging was a little controversial to say the least:

Winter Dew Tour Breckenridge Snowboard Halfpipe Highlights

Men’s Snowboard Superpipe Finals Results:
1. Shaun White – 95.00
2. Louie Vito – 92.75
3. Iouri Podlachikov – 90.00
4. Christian Haller – 88.00
5. Kohei Kudo – 86.00
6. Matt Ladley – 84.00
7. Steve Fisher – 79.75
8. Keito Kumazaki – 55.75
9. Kazuhiro Kokubo – 47.75
10. Scott Lago – 40.00
11. Luke Mitrani – 24.25
12. Danny Davis – 18.25

Women’s Snowboard Superpipe Finals Results:
1. Kelly Clark – 91.25
2. Gretchen Bleiler – 90.25
3. Xuetong Cai – 85.00
4. Maddy Schaffrick – 80.00
5. Kaitlyn Farrington – 70.00
6. Queralt Castellet 54.50

This is pretty neat. Click yourself through Seb Toots’ park run and decide what tricks he should lay down. If you held the suspicion that this kid was somehow a remote-controlled video game character consider it officially confirmed.

Philips and O’Neill are stepping up their successful headphones collaboration by announcing the imminent launch of Tested on Animals: The Seb Toots Edition – a new interactive YouTube video campaign, featuring O’Neill Global team rider Seb Toots, that puts you the viewer right at the heart of the action.

Taking interactive video marketing to the next level for the snow industry, this new and graphically unique campaign showcases the mind-blowing riding skills of Toots, as well as the multiple features that make The Bend his favorite Philips | O’Neill headphones to wear while tearing up the TTR World Snowboard Tour.

Tested on Animals: The Seb Toots Edition will see you calling the shots as Toots charges his way down the mountain. You get to decide what trick Seb pulls every time he approaches a kicker, rail or wall ride. From backside 7′s to backside 10 double corks and backside lips, you’ll enjoy a rare opportunity to realize your own vision of the ultimate park run courtesy of Toots’ phenomenal arsenal of tricks.

The video also provides an insight into the brutal testing that Toots subjected The Bend to. Built to resist the demands of a pro rider’s uncompromising lifestyle, The Bend features a robust construction including safe-release cans and a super-flexible headband for unbeatable resistance to impact forces. So on the few occasions that Toots does bail hard, all he need to worry about is himself, and not his headphones. An innovative anti-slip goggle grip, meanwhile, means Toots’ headphones always stay in place no matter how hard he throws down.

After wrapping up filming of the YouTube video in Whistler, Toots said: “That was a lot of fun. It’s been a hectic couple of days, but it worked out really good. This is the first time I’ve ever been involved in an interactive project like this, and its cool to do something that is new.”

The machine-like manchild, Sebastien Toutant AKA Seb Toots, has celebrated the launch of his own website – sebtoots.com – by dropping a full online part. Bangin!

You might think of Seb as a bit of a contest kid, but as you’ll see in this clip he certainly ain’t no one-trick pony. There’s a rail with like 700 kinks to start off and then he almost has a mid-air collision with a heli – and that’s just the beginning. Purists beware, there is no powder in this clip and it contains one triple cork…

Check this mother.

Shaun White, Superpipe Gold

Scotty Lago, Superpipe Silver

Kazuhiro Kokubo, Superpipe 5th

Kelly Clark, Superpipe Gold

Nic Sauve, Street Gold

Sebastien Toutant, Slopestyle Gold

Mark McMorris, Slopestyle Silver

Enni Rukajärvi, Slopestyle Gold

Jenny Jones, Slopestyle Silver

And we’ve already posted all big air videos, but here’s Torstein again, stomping the triple:

Torstein Horgmo, Big Air Gold

Results Men’s Superpipe

1 Shaun White 97.33
2 Scotty Lago 92.00
3 Louie Vito 87.33
4 Markus Malin 86.33
5 Kazuhiro Kokubo 85.33
6 Peetu Piiroinen 83.33
7 Mathieu Crepel 64.00
8 Matt Ladley 45.66

Results Women’s Superpipe

1 Kelly Clark 92.33
2 Kaitlyn Farrington 85.66
3 Elena Hight | Watch 80.00
4 Soko Yamaoka 70.00
5 Queralt Castellet 67.66
6 Gretchen Bleiler 27.66

Results Men’s Slopestyle

1 Sebastien Toutant 93.00
2 Mark McMorris 90.00
3 Tyler Flanagan 82.66
4 Chas Guldemond 81.00
5 Mikkel Bang 80.00
6 Torstein Horgmo 47.66
7 Halldor Helgason 20.00
8 Eric Willett 19.00

Results Women’s Slopestyle

1 Enni Rukajärvi 92.66
2 Jenny Jones 89.33
3 Jamie Anderson 86.00
4 Kjersti Oestgaard Buaas 84.00
5 Sina Candrian 81.33
6 Cheryl Maas 70.66
7 Hana Beaman 52.66
8 Janna Meyen-Weatherby 46.33
9 Shelly Gotlieb 44.33
10 Spencer O’Brien 39.66v

Results Street

1 Nic Sauve | Watch 44+41 85
2 Louis-Felix Paradis 36+32 68
3 Simon Chamberlain 35+29 64
4 Jeremy Jones 30+25 55
5 Seth Huot 29+26 55
6 Joe Sexton 23+19 42
7 JP Walker 18+16 34

Results Big Air

1 Torstein Horgmo 38+42 80
2 Sebastien Toutant 44+35 79
3 Sage Kotsenburg 42+35 77
4 Mark McMorris 41+32 73
5 Scotty Lago 38+21 59

Oh, and there was a best method comp, too:

Scotty Lago, Method Gold

1 Scotty Lago 57%
2 Ross Powers 14%
3 Chas Guldemond 11%
4 Mason Aguirre 7%
5 Jack Mitrani 6%
6 Greg Bretz 2%
6 Peter Line 2%
8 Mikkel Bang 1%

As an added bonus we added the Slopestyle Elimination results and Seb Toots best run of the day.

Torstein Horgmo, Big Air Gold

Sebastien Toutant, Big Air Silver

Sage Kotsenburg, Big Air Bronze

Results X Games Big Air Final

1. Torstein Horgmo (80)
2. Sebastien Toutant (79)
3. Sage Kotsenburg (77)
4. Mark McMorris (73)
5. Scotty Lago (59)

Results X Games Slopestyle Elimination

1 Sebastien Toutant 97.00
2 Torstein Horgmo 95.00
3 Mark McMorris 92.00
4 Chas Guldemond 91.00
5 Mikkel Bang 90.00
6 Tyler Flanagan 88.00
7 Eric Willett 86.00
8 Halldor Helgason 85.00
9 Ståle Sandbech 83.33
10 Sage Kotsenburg 74.33
11 Ulrik Badertscher 72.00
12 Peetu Piiroinen 70.33
13 Shaun White 66.33
14 Marko Grilc 66.33
15 Scotty Lago 36.66
16 Tim Humphreys 32.33

Snowboarders from around the world made the trip to Beijing for the first major event of the Swatch TTR season, where they put on a spectacular display of top-level snowboarding for a crowd of excited Chinese fans. The snowboarders were pleased with the massive gap jump setup built out of scaffolding, which had riders dropping in from 40 meters above the ground in the Olympic Sports Center Stadium. The Air & Style events feature a unique head-to-head format and Sebastien Toutant, who won the event with a Cab 1260 double cork, overtook Smits in the final round beating his respectable backside 1260 for second place. Sebastien Toutant was ecstatic saying, “It’s awesome, I think it’s by far the best moment of my life, for sure. My first 6Star win, I’m stoked to be in China for the first time. Couldn’t have been better than to win the event today!” Elhardt was awarded third place for his backside 1080 double cork.With his win Toutant advanced in the TTR World Rankings to the World No. 3 position. Another young gun, Seppe Smits (BEL), took the second place podium spot and Elias Elhardt (GER) took the third place position.