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Xavier Bertoni

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A relative unknown until 2009, Xavier Bertoni made his mark on the superpipe world in a big way after winning the gold medal at the X Games and ending Tanner Hall’s three-year winning streak. Bertoni began skiing at the age of three and started out as an alpine skier. He made the decision to switch to freestyle and focus on halfpipe, and it’s paid off in a big way. He made his ... Full bio >

Hometown: Bonneville, France
Sponsors: Monster, Giro, Level Gloves, Orage, Rossignol, Pull-In, Tignes

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Xavier Bertoni

A relative unknown until 2009, Xavier Bertoni made his mark on the superpipe world in a big way after winning the gold medal at the X Games and ending Tanner Hall’s three-year winning streak.

Bertoni began skiing at the age of three and started out as an alpine skier. He made the decision to switch to freestyle and focus on halfpipe, and it’s paid off in a big way. He made his mark internationally with a win at the France Championship in 2006, the New Zealand Open in 2007 and the World Cup in 2009.

His ability to boost huge, technical tricks helped him take the U.S. by storm as well. After winning gold at the X Games in 2009 he immediately signed with Orage. In 2010, Bertoni took bronze at the Aspen X Games and silver at X Games Europe and finished third overall on the Winter Dew Tour. He trains and travels with best friend and fellow competitor Kevin Rolland.

Winter Dew Tour 11/12 - Men's Freeski Superpipe

Rank Nike Open 2011 Pantech Invitational 2012 Total
19 11 44 55

Winter Dew Tour 10/11 - Freeski Superpipe

Rank Nike 6.0 Open Killington 2011 Toyota Championships Total Points
24 66 0 13 79

Winter Dew Tour 09/10 - Freeski Superpipe

Rank Totino's Open Wendy's Invitational Toyota Championships Total Points
3 80 70 75 225

Winter Dew Tour 08/09 - Freeski Superpipe

Rank Breckenridge Mount Snow Toyota Championships Total Points
8 65 0 70 135