2001–02 FIS Snowboard World Cup

Snowboard World Cup 2001/02
Snowboard World Cup 2001/02
Discipline	Men
Overall	Jasey-Jay Anderson
Giant slalom	Dejan Košir
Parallel giant slalom	Dejan Košir
Parallel slalom	Mathieu Bozzetto
Parallel	Mathieu Bozzetto
Snowboard cross	Jasey-Jay Anderson
Halfpipe	Jan Michaelis
Big air	Jukka Erätuli
Competition
Individual	42
	←2000/01 2002/03→

Last updated December 31, 2024

The 2001/02 FIS Snowboard World Cup was 7th multirace tournament over a season for snowboarding organised by International Ski Federation. The season started on 17 November 2000 and ended on 17 March 2001.^[1] This season included five disciplines: parallel slalom, giant slalom, parallel giant slalom, snowboard cross, and halfpipe.

Men

Giant slalom

No.	Season	Date	Place	Event	Winner	Second	Third
65	1	19 January 2002	Bardonecchia	GS	Richard Richardsson	Dejan Košir	Lukas Grüner

Parallel giant slalom

No.	Season	Date	Place	Event	Winner	Second	Third
20	1	8 September 2001	Valle Nevado	PGS	Dejan Košir	Markus Ebner	Stephen Copp
21	2	18 November 2001	Tignes	PGS	Stefan Kaltschütz	Dejan Košir	Mathieu Bozzetto
22	3	1 December 2001	Ischgl	PGS	Nicolas Huet	Stephen Copp	Markus Ebner
23	4	2 December 2001	Ischgl	PGS	Mathieu Bozzetto	Ueli Kestenholz	Walter Feichter
24	5	10 December 2001	Whistler	PGS	Dejan Košir	Jasey-Jay Anderson	Siegfried Grabner
25	6	14 December 2001	Mont Sainte-Anne	PGS	Dejan Košir	Gilles Jaquet	Nicolas Huet
26	7	8 January 2002	Arosa	PGS	Alexander Maier	Walter Feichter	Mathieu Bozzetto
27	8	11 January 2002	Alpe d'Huez	PGS	Dejan Košir	Siegfried Grabner	Dieter Krassnig
28	9	20 January 2002	Bardonecchia	PGS	Siegfried Grabner	Mathias Behounek	Stephen Copp
29	10	24 January 2002	Kreischberg	PGS	Siegfried Grabner	Dieter Krassnig	Nicolas Huet
30	11	1 March 2002	Sapporo	PGS	Mathieu Bozzetto	Simone Salvati	Dejan Košir
-	-	9 March 2002	Bischofswiesen	PGS	Cancelled
31	12	20 March 2002	Tandådalen	PGS	Daniel Biveson	Markus Ebner	Gilles Jaquet

Parallel slalom

No.	Season	Date	Place	Event	Winner	Second	Third
48	1	9 September 2001	Valle Nevado	PSL	Mathieu Bozzetto	Markus Ebner	Alexander Maier
49	2	30 November 2001	Ischgl	PSL	Daniel Biveson	Nicolas Huet	Jasey-Jay Anderson
50	3	15 December 2001	Mont Sainte-Anne	PSL	Mathieu Bozzetto	Mathias Behounek	Dejan Košir
51	4	29 January 2002	Bad Gastein	PSL	Dejan Košir	Mathias Behounek	Nicolas Huet
-	-	1 February 2002	München	PSL	Cancelled
52	5	2 March 2002	Sapporo	PSL	Stefan Kaltschütz	Mathieu Bozzetto	Markus Ebner
-	-	10 March 2002	Bischofswiesen	PSL	Cancelled
53	6	14 March 2002	Ruka	PSL	Nicolas Huet	Daniel Biveson	Mathieu Bozzetto
54	7	21 March 2002	Tandådalen	PSL	Nicolas Huet	Urs Eiselin	Jasey-Jay Anderson

Snowboard cross

No.	Season	Date	Place	Event	Winner	Second	Third
33	1	6 September 2001	Valle Nevado	SBX	Xavier de Le Rue	Jasey-Jay Anderson	Drew Neilson
34	2	17 November 2001	Tignes	SBX	Zeke Steggall	Guillaume Nantermod	Drew Neilson
35	3	6 December 2001	Whistler	SBX	Simone Malusà	Zeke Steggall	Thomas Bourgault
36	4	18 January 2002	Bardonecchia	SBX	Jasey-Jay Anderson	Aymerick Mermoz	Guillaume Sachot
37	5	26 January 2002	Kreischberg	SBX	Thomas Bourgault	Aymerick Mermoz	Simone Malusà
38	6	30 January 2002	Bad Gastein	SBX	Thomas Bourgault	Drew Neilson	Aymerick Mermoz
39	7	15 March 2002	Ruka	SBX	Jasey-Jay Anderson	Drew Neilson	Alexander Koller
40	8	23 March 2002	Tandådalen	SBX	Jasey-Jay Anderson	Alexander Koller	Guillaume Sachot

Halfpipe

No.	Season	Date	Place	Event	Winner	Second	Third
64	1	7 September 2001	Valle Nevado	HP	Íker Fernández	Markus Jonsson	Jonas Emery
65	2	19 November 2001	Tignes	HP	Markku Koski	Íker Fernández	Risto Mattila
66	3	7 December 2001	Whistler	HP	Tommy Czeschin	Magnus Sterner	Guillaume Morisset
67	4	9 December 2001	Whistler	HP	Daniel Migneault	Guillaume Morisset	Michael Michalchuk
68	5	9 January 2002	Arosa	HP	Gian Simmen	Heikki Sorsa	Daniel Costandache
69	6	13 January 2002	Alpe d'Huez	HP	Heikki Sorsa	Halvor Lunn	Risto Mattila
70	7	25 January 2002	Kreischberg	HP	Jan Michaelis	Antti Autti	Miikka Hast
71	8	3 March 2002	Sapporo	HP	Andy Finch	Takaharu Nakai	Jan Michaelis
-	-	8 March 2002	Bischofswiesen	HP	Cancelled
72	9	13 March 2002	Ruka	HP	Jan Michaelis	Antti Autti	Miikka Hast
73	10	22 March 2002	Tandådalen	HP	Therry Brunner	Jan Michaelis	Risto Mattila

Big air

No.	Season	Date	Place	Event	Winner	Second	Third
1	1	30 November 2001	Ischgl	BA	Sami Tuoriniemi	Jens Anselstätter	Tuomo Ojala
2	2	11 December 2001	Whistler	BA	Jukka Erätuli	Risto Mattila	Antti Autti
3	3	27 January 2002	Kreischberg	BA	Tadej Valentan	Jari Tuoriniemi	Antti Autti
-	-	2 February 2002	München	BA	Cancelled
4	4	3 March 2002	Sapporo	BA	Jukka Erätuli	Miikka Hast	Kenji Ishikawa

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References

↑ "FIS Calendar". International Ski Federation.

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