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Four Head Athletes Podium at Freeride World Tour Finals
The 2025 Freeride World Tour (FWT) Finals, Yeti Xtreme Verbier by Honda, went down earlier today on the infamous Bec des Rosses face that towers above the fabled and picturesque outdoor epicentre that is Verbier, Switzerland.
The star-studded and show-stopping event served as the culmination of this winter’s action-packed FWT, with six Head athletes competing for their shot at glory following the previous five stops of the Tour. In the end, once the coldsmoke cleared and the dust settled, we’re thrilled to report the following results…
Jenna Keller Wins Freeride World Tour Finals
After earning herself a spot on the 2025 Freeride World Tour through winning the overall title in last winter’s FWT Challenger series, Switzerland’s Jenna Keller, in her exciting rookie season on the FWT, achieved a major milestone in her flourishing career by claiming victory in Verbier with a clean and technical run down the imposing Bec des Rosses. Her win, combined with her equally impressive second place performances at the third and fourth stops of the Tour in Golden and Georgia, secured her second place overall on 2025 Freeride World Tour rankings.
Lena Kohler Brings Home Bronze at Xtreme Verbier
Another Freeride World Tour rookie, Lena Kohler of Germany, shared the podium steps with her Head teammate Keller thanks to her bronze-medal display of masterful skiing in Verbier. Thanks to this, and two other third place showings on this winter’s Tour in Val Thorens and Golden, saw her ultimately finish fourth overall on the FWT rankings.
Snowboarder Cody Bramwell Emerges Victorious
On the snowboard side of things there was also a podium for HEAD with Núria Castán Barón finishing third at the Yeti Verbier Xtreme and 4th in the overall rankings.
Last but not least, on the men’s snowboard side of things, the United Kingdom’s Cody Bramwell capped off his successful season on the Freeride World Tour with a trick-filled run—highlighted by a backflip and a massive 360—that led to his second victory on this winter’s Tour. As a result of his jaw-dropping performance today, and his first and second place outings at the Georgia and Fieberbrunn stops, respectively, he mirrored Keller’s result of second place on the Freeride World Tour overall rankings.
Congratulations to the Head athletes for their podium finishes today, and to see their incredible runs for yourself, visit freerideworldtour.com.
Photo credits:
@freerideworldtour
@levyloye
@jeremy_bernard_photography
@domdaher
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