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The Holeshot Cross Tour is a competition series built to bridge the gap between grassroots ski cross and the World Cup level. For athletes working their way up through the sport, it’s one of the most important competitive opportunities in the country.

Q:  So, first and foremost, how did, preseason go? How are you feeling? You feeling ready for the season? A:  “Yeah, I mean, I think as I get older, I don't need as much time on snow, and coming off an injury, not needing as much time on snow was helpful. I, like, kind of fell right back up to speed once I got over to Europe, jumped on a track pretty quick, and was competing right away… From there, it felt like a normal preseason. Jumping in with the guys, trying to get some

Today’s ski cross is not the same sport it used to be. The high-flying, high-risk days of early X Games-style racing are mostly behind us. In the modern era, ski cross tracks are more calculated, and the era of massive mega booters has given way to safer, more consistent course features. While many factors have driven this shift, the most significant is athlete safety.