Uploaded March 2017 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
The 2nd stop of the 2017 DC Hit & Run went down in Meribel, France last weekend. The inconsistent and troubling weather didn’t stop the field of over 50+ riders from ripping it up all day. Taking place at France’s legendary DC Area 43, the course challenged riders to ride as fast as they can through banked turns, and throw down their best tricks on the 3 judged sections (pipe, rails, and jump). At the end of the day it was Mons Roisland who took home the cash for Mens Pro and best trick with a switch back 1260, Sebbe De Buck coming in second, and Jordan Morse with 3rd. The mysterious “LeBlanc” lead the way in Men’s Open, and Nikelaeva Xenia won for the Women’s Open. Next stop Whistler!
Final Stop:
Whistler Blackcomb, BC
April 1st-2nd
For more info check out:
dcshoes.com/hitandrun
Follow DC Shoes:
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twitter.com/dcshoes
instagram.com/dc_snowboarding
The 2nd stop of the 2017 DC Hit & Run went down in Meribel, France last weekend. The inconsistent and troubling weather didn’t stop the field of over 50+ riders from ripping it up all day. Taking place at France’s legendary DC Area 43, the course challenged riders to ride as fast as they can through banked turns, and throw down their best tricks on the 3 judged sections (pipe, rails, and jump). At the end of the day it was Mons Roisland who took home the cash for Mens Pro and best trick with a switch back 1260, Sebbe De Buck coming in second, and Jordan Morse with 3rd. The mysterious “LeBlanc” lead the way in Men’s Open, and Nikelaeva Xenia won for the Women’s Open. Next stop Whistler!
Final Stop:
Whistler Blackcomb, BC
April 1st-2nd
For more info check out:
dcshoes.com/hitandrun
Follow DC Shoes:
facebook.com/dcshoes
twitter.com/dcshoes
instagram.com/dc_snowboarding
