FIS Freestyle Ski and Snowboarding World Championships 2021 – Men's aerials

Men's aerials
at the FIS Freestyle Ski and Snowboarding World Championships 2021
VenueShymbulak
LocationAlmaty, Kazakhstan
Date10 March 2021
Competitors27 from 8 nations
Winning points135.00
Medalists
gold medal Maxim Burov
silver medal Christopher Lillis   United States
bronze medal Pavel Krotov
FIS Freestyle Ski and Snowboarding
World Championships 2021
Freestyle skiing events
Mogulsmenwomen
Dual mogulsmenwomen
Aerialswomen
Team aerialsmixed
Big airmenwomen
Halfpipemenwomen
Slopestylemenwomen
Ski crossmenwomen
Snowboarding events
Big airmenwomen
Halfpipemenwomen
Slopestylemenwomen
Snowboard crossmenwomen
Snowboard cross teammixed
Parallel giant slalommenwomen
Parallel slalommenwomen

The Men's aerials competition at the FIS Freestyle Ski and Snowboarding World Championships 2021 was held on 10 March 2021.[1][2]

Qualification

The qualification was started at 12:25.[3] The 12 best skiers qualified for the final.

Rank Bib Start
order		 Name Country Q1 Q2 Notes
1 2 1 Noé Roth  Switzerland 121.68 Q
2 3 12 Pavel Krotov Russian Ski Federation 121.24 Q
3 6 17 Pirmin Werner  Switzerland 121.24 Q
4 13 9 Eric Loughran  United States 119.91 Q
5 12 15 Nicolas Gygax  Switzerland 118.59 Q
6 1 27 Maxim Burov Russian Ski Federation 117.26 Q
7 8 3 Ilya Burov Russian Ski Federation 116.74 122.17 Q
8 10 4 Christopher Lillis  United States 115.38 120.36 Q
9 15 13 Oleksandr Abramenko  Ukraine 116.82 104.52 Q
10 22 19 Dmytro Kotovskyi  Ukraine 76.55 114.03 Q
11 24 24 Oleksandr Okipniuk  Ukraine 111.51 105.43 Q
12 18 18 Andrin Schädler  Switzerland 105.31 110.56 Q
13 14 21 Pavel Dzik  Belarus 103.27 110.18
14 7 20 Lewis Irving  Canada 64.60 109.95
15 19 26 Lloyd Wallace  Great Britain 95.58 107.32
16 9 16 Makar Mitrafanau  Belarus 98.82 104.88
17 4 2 Justin Schoenefeld  United States 104.87 85.52
18 5 23 Stanislav Nikitin Russian Ski Federation 104.43 96.83
19 32 6 Sherzod Khashyrbayev  Kazakhstan 101.65 94.24
20 11 28 Maxim Gustik  Belarus 70.80 100.84
21 26 11 Stanislau Hladchenka  Belarus 99.56 89.14
22 25 22 Miha Fontaine  Canada 69.03 96.58
23 17 8 Émile Nadeau  Canada 96.33 93.76
24 27 5 Alexandre Duchaine  Canada 54.99 95.17
25 31 10 Nurlan Batyrbayev  Kazakhstan 86.36 80.95
26 30 25 Mykola Puzderko  Ukraine 76.14 64.60
27 29 7 Roman Ivanov  Kazakhstan 41.89 53.22
28 14 Ildar Badrutdinov  Kazakhstan Did not start

Final

The final was started at 15:20.[4][5][6]

Rank Bib Name Country Final 1 Final 2 Notes
Jump 1 Jump 2 Best
1st place, gold medalist(s) 1 Maxim Burov Russian Ski Federation 120.36 122.17 122.17 135.00
2nd place, silver medalist(s) 10 Christopher Lillis  United States DNS 120.36 120.36 133.50
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) 3 Pavel Krotov Russian Ski Federation 111.76 121.24 121.24 127.50
4 6 Pirmin Werner  Switzerland 120.81 101.65 120.81 113.72
5 8 Ilya Burov Russian Ski Federation 104.98 120.81 120.81 83.00
6 22 Dmytro Kotovskyi  Ukraine 117.26 119.46 119.46 82.00
7 2 Noé Roth  Switzerland 118.59 119.00 119.00 — Tie 18.80
8 13 Eric Loughran  United States 86.28 119.00 119.00 Tie 18.60
9 12 Nicolas Gygax  Switzerland 119.00 114.60 119.00 Tie 18.20
10 15 Oleksandr Abramenko  Ukraine 78.32 113.57 113.57
11 18 Andrin Schädler  Switzerland 90.27 111.37 111.37
12 24 Oleksandr Okipniuk  Ukraine 84.96 72.85 84.96

References

  1. ^ Schedule
  2. ^ Start list
  3. ^ Qualification results
  4. ^ Final 1 results
  5. ^ Final 2 results
  6. ^ Final results
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