FIS Freestyle Ski and Snowboarding World Championships
Snowboard and freestyle skiing · FIS
2025LatestEngadin 2025, 18 to 30 March: 16 freestyle and 14 snowboard events for each sex, as the article counts them
- Next
- Montafon 2027; then Zhangjiakou 2029
- 2021
- Split over three venues in each sport: freestyle at Almaty, Aspen and Idre; snowboarding at Aspen, Idre and Rogla
- Most golds, freestyle
- Canada, 43; the United States, 39; France, 28; Switzerland, 18
- Most golds, snowboarding
- The United States and France, 21 each; Austria, 19; Switzerland, 15
- Most individual titles
- Freestyle: Mikaël Kingsbury (Canada), 9; Perrine Laffont (France), 6. Snowboarding: Karine Ruby (France), 6; Lindsey Jacobellis (United States) and Benjamin Karl (Austria), 5 each
- India
- No medal
More about this tournament
Events
- Freestyle skiing: aerials and moguls since 1986; dual moguls since 1999; halfpipe and ski cross since 2005; slopestyle since 2011; big air and mixed team aerials since 2019; mixed team ski cross since 2023. Acroski ran from 1986 to 1999 and the combined to 1995 (women) and 1997 (men).
- Snowboarding: halfpipe and parallel slalom since 1996; snowboard cross since 1997; parallel giant slalom since 1999; men's big air since 2003 and women's since 2015; slopestyle since 2011; mixed team snowboard cross since 2019 and mixed team parallel slalom since 2023. Giant slalom ran from 1996 to 2001 and slalom in 1997 only; a men's and a women's team snowboard cross were held in 2017.