Seven-twenty spin to backflip to straight air. That’s pretty much Karl Fostvedt’s winning run at the Jackson Hole Queens and Kings of Corbet’s contest in a nutshell. Athletes were judged on “bold, creative lines and clean execution” down Corbet’s Couloir, perhaps the gnarliest in-bounds terrain in the U.S. Despite a poor winter in the West, Jackson was blessed with ideal conditions the day of. That’s when the magic happened. Below are the top three runs for the men and women in a contest that saw snowboarders and skiers competing against one another.
Karl Fostvedt’s Winning Run at Jackson’s Kings and Queens of Corbet’s Was Insane
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