The 2009–10 FIS Snowboard World Cup was a multi race tournament over a season for snowboarding. The season started on 9 October 2009 and lasted until 17 March 2010. The World Cup was organised by the FIS who also run world cups and championships in cross-country skiing, ski jumping, Nordic combined, alpine skiing, and snowboarding. The snowboarding world cup consisted of three events, the parallel slalom, snowboard cross, and the halfpipe. The men's side of the world cup also consisted of a big air competition.
Calendar
Men
Parallel Slalom
Date Place Winner Second ThirdOctober 9, 2009 Landgraaf, Netherlands December 6, 2009 Limone Piemonte, Italy Cancelled and moved to Telluride (race 1)December 15, 2009 Telluride, United States December 17, 2009 Telluride, United States January 6, 2010 Kreischberg, Austria January 17, 2010 Nendaz, Switzerland January 24, 2010 Stoneham, Canada February 6, 2010 Sudelfeld, Germany March 6, 2010 Moscow, Russia March 13, 2010 Valmalenco, Italy March 21, 2010 La Molina, Spain
Snowboard Cross
Date Place Winner Second ThirdSeptember 12, 2009 Chapelco, Argentina December 19, 2009 Telluride, United States January 10, 2010 Bad Gastein, Austria January 15, 2010 Veysonnaz, SwitzerlandJanuary 21, 2010 Stoneham, Canada March 11, 2010 Valmalenco, Italy March 18, 2010 La Molina, Spain
Halfpipe
Date Place Winner Second ThirdAugust 25, 2009 Cardrona, New Zealand November 5, 2009 Saas-Fee, Switzerland January 7, 2010 Kreischberg, Austria January 22, 2010 Stoneham, Canada January 30, 2010 Calgary, Canada March 14, 2010 Valmalenco, Italy March 20, 2010 La Molina, Spain
Slopestyle The race was counted to the halfpipe World Cup score.
Date Place Winner Second ThirdJanuary 31, 2010 Calgary, Canada
Big Air
Date Place Winner Second ThirdOctober 31, 2009 London, United Kingdom November 7, 2009 Barcelona, Spain November 21, 2009 Stockholm, Sweden December 13, 2009 Seoul, South Korea January 23, 2010 Quebec, Canada
Women
Parallel Slalom
Date Place Winner Second ThirdOctober 9, 2009 Landgraaf, Netherlands December 6, 2009 Limone Piemonte, Italy Cancelled and moved to Telluride (race 1)December 15, 2009 Telluride, United States December 17, 2009 Telluride, United States January 6, 2010 Kreischberg, Austria January 17, 2010 Nendaz, Switzerland January 24, 2010 Stoneham, Canada February 6, 2010 Sudelfeld, Germany March 6, 2010 Moscow, Russia March 13, 2010 Valmalenco, Italy March 21, 2010 La Molina, Spain
Snowboard Cross
Date Place Winner Second ThirdSeptember 12, 2009 Chapelco, Argentina December 19, 2009 Telluride, United States January 10, 2010 Bad Gastein, Austria January 15, 2010 Veysonnaz, SwitzerlandJanuary 21, 2010 Stoneham, Canada March 11, 2010 Valmalenco, Italy March 18, 2010 La Molina, Spain
Halfpipe
Date Place Winner Second ThirdAugust 25, 2009 Cardrona, New Zealand November 5, 2009 Saas-Fee, Switzerland January 7, 2010 Kreischberg, Austria January 22, 2010 Stoneham, Canada January 30, 2010 Calgary, Canada March 14, 2010 Valmalenco, Italy March 20, 2010 La Molina, Spain
Slopestyle The race was counted to the halfpipe World Cup score.
Date Place Winner Second ThirdJanuary 31, 2010 Calgary, Canada
Standings
Overall Men PosAthletePoints 1. 7050 2. 5800 3. 5410 4. 5250 5. 4300 6. 3800 7. 3320 8. 3260 9. 3200 10. 3120Overall Women PosAthletePoints 1. 5290 2. 5200 3. 5110 4. 4710 5. 4090 6. 3970 7. 3650 8. 3500 9. 3470 10. 3415Parallel slalom Men PosAthletePoints 1. 7050 2. 5410 3. 5250 4. 3800 5. 3200Parallel slalom Women PosAthletePoints 1. 5200 2. 5110 3. 4090 4. 3970 5. 3500Snowboardcross Men PosAthletePoints 1. 5800 2. 3120 3. 2860 4. 2240 5. 2090Snowboardcross Women PosAthletePoints 1. 5000 2. 4710 3. 3650 4. 3250 5. 3010Halfpipe Men PosAthletePoints 1. 2400 2. 1730 3. 1690 4. 1639 5. 1600Halfpipe Women PosAthletePoints 1. 3040 2. 2805 3. 2600 4. 2530 5. 1840Big Air PosAthletePoints 1. 4300 2. 3320 3. 1620 4. 1530 5. 1460
Medal table
References World Cup Calendar and Results