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		<title>Tailgate Alaska + Flow World Freeride Championship Finals</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[After a day off to rest, it was time for Tailgate Alaska and Flow Snowboarding to host the Flow World Freeride Championship Finals. The final location was determined late the night before so even riders didn&#8217;t know what they would be battling out on. The end result was heli and sled access to the backside of Python and the top 10 riders (two women and eight men) with one run to prove themselves as the ultimate winner. It was a busy morning to get debriefed and set up the media list for the heli ride to the contest venue. I ended up getting a sled ride up thanks to Big Mountain Taxi. Weather was cooperating and instead of a overcast day, it turned into a perfect bluebird day for everyone. The finals was harder to get to than the qualifiers so there was less of an audience but those who made it up were stoked to watch it all go down. Riders after the drop off at the bottom so they can view the terrain and wait for the next heli ride to the top of the mountain. The first to drop was Donny Mills, a Valdez local and creator [&#8230;]]]></description>
		
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		<title>Tailgate Alaska + Flow World Freeride Championship Qualifiers</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[The best freeriders took to the mountain yesterday for a chance to qualify for the Flow World Freeride Championship Qualifiers in a midst of steeps, rocks, drops and powder. Instead of riding the mountains around them, everyone gathered at Bro Bowl to watch the qualifiers go down with over 20 athletes taking two runs to try to garner a place in the finals. The crowd watched along a safe zone at the base of the mountain with front row seating, beers and the best views. Thanks to Nate from 907 snowcat, I ended up getting a ride up to the event just after it began. It allowed me to have a quiet nap in the sunshine while everyone else was shuttled up in the morning. The terrain offered up a huge variety for riders, anything from straight powder runs to cornice drops to bands of rocks. The snow safety team was on hand and ready for avalanches during each run. Competitors were pretty good with the sluff that came down and the only major incident was Sarka&#8217;s avalanche runout. To get an idea of how big the riders went. Here&#8217;s Flow rider Sarka Pancochova who is tiny in size but [&#8230;]]]></description>
		
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