Winter X Games XIII were held from January 22 to January 25, 2009 in Aspen, Colorado. They were the 8th consecutive Winter X Games to be held in Aspen. The events were broadcast on ESPN and ABC.
The 13th games introduced the X Games' current theme song: a remix of Peter Gabriel's "Games Without Frontiers" featuring Lord Jamar.[1]
Disciplines
The following were the events at Winter X Games 13.
Results
Men's Monoski Cross
Men's Ski SlopeStyle
Men's Skier X
Men's Ski Superpipe
Men's Ski Big Air
Women's Skier X
| Place
|
Athlete
|
| Gold
|
Ophelie David
|
| Silver
|
Magdalena Jonsson
|
| Bronze
|
Sasa Faric
|
Women's Ski Superpipe
Women's Ski SlopeStyle
| Place
|
Athlete
|
| Gold
|
Anna Segal
|
| Silver
|
Grete Eliassen
|
| Bronze
|
Kaya Turski
|
Snowboarding[3]
Men's Snowboard Superpipe
Men's Snowboard Big Air
Men's Snowboard SlopeStyle
Men's Snowboarder X
Women's Snowboard Superpipe
Women's Snowboard SlopeStyle
| Place
|
Athlete
|
| Gold
|
Jenny Jones
|
| Silver
|
Spencer O'Brien
|
| Bronze
|
Megan Ginter
|
Women's Snowboarder X
Snowmobiling[4]
Men's Snowmobile Freestyle
| Place
|
Athlete
|
| Gold
|
Joe Parsons
|
| Silver
|
Justin Hoyer
|
| Bronze
|
Daniel Bodin
|
Men's Snowmobile SnoCross
| Place
|
Athlete
|
| Gold
|
Tucker Hibbert
|
| Silver
|
Robbie Malinoski
|
| Bronze
|
Dan Ebert
|
Men's Snowmobile Speed & Style
| Place
|
Athlete
|
| Gold
|
Joe Parsons
|
| Silver
|
Levi LaVallee
|
| Bronze
|
Cory Davis
|
Men's Snowmobile Best Trick
| Place
|
Athlete
|
| Gold
|
Dane Ferguson
|
| Silver
|
Jimmy Fejes
|
| Silver
|
Joe Parsons
|
| Silver
|
Levi LaVallee
|
References
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|---|
| | Summer X Games |
- I 1995
- II 1996
- III 1997
- IV 19981
- V 1999
- VI 2000
- VII 2001
- VIII 2002
- IX 2003
- X 2004
- XI 2005
- XII 2006
- XIII 2007
- XIV 2008
- XV 2009
- XVI 2010
- XVII 2011
- XVIII 2012
- 2013 (Foz do Iguaçu, Barcelona, Munich, Los Angeles)
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| | Winter X Games |
- I 1997
- II 1998
- III 1999
- IV 2000
- V 2001
- VI 2002
- VII 2003
- VIII 2004
- IX 2005
- X 2006
- XI 2007
- XII 2008
- XIII 2009
- 2010 (Aspen, Tignes)
- 2011 (Aspen, Tignes)
- 2012 (Aspen, Tignes)
- 2013 (Aspen, Tignes)
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