The final event of the 2014/15 FIS Freestyle World Cup season took to the slopes of Megeve, France, on Sunday.

After skiing a flawless second run on the Podkoren slope, Henrik Kristoffersen finished the “regular”, pre Finals, slalom season the same way he started it in Levi – with a victory.

Big day for Norway at Slopestyle World Cup in Silvaplana (SUI) with Felix Stridsberg-Usterdud and Tiril Sjaastad Christiansen claiming the top spots.

Takanashi said afterwards: "I was looking forward to jumping on the large hill.

The ladies' World Cup tour stopped in the Scandinavian ski resort for the second time of the winter. Last December, the Courchevel races were relocated to Are due to the lack of snow in the Alps.

Cheryl Maas (NED), already the winner of the Slopestyle World Cup title and Lucien Koch (SUI) have dominated today's qualifiers of the season's last slopestyle World Cup event.

The first of back-to-back races to end the Audi ski cross World Cup season took to the slopes of Megeve, France, on Friday, and by the end of the competition a wild local crowd had plenty to celebrate, as Sylvain Miaillier lead an incredible French sweep of the men's podium, while on the ladies' side Anna Holmlund (SWE) dominated from start to finish to claim victory.

It was a tremendous display of skiing under the lights in Tignes, France, on Friday night at the halfpipe World Cup finals, as Canadians Mike Riddle and Cassie Sharpe took impressive wins in the competition, while runners-up on the evening David Wise (USA) and Ayana Onozuka (JPN) were awarded the 2014/15 halfpipe World Cup titles and crystal globes.

Severin Freund celebrated his seventh win this season in Trondheim and took the lead in the overall World Cup. In a sometimes turbulent competition, the German won with jumps on 135 m and 139 m and 265.3 points.

The final weekend of the 2014/15 FIS World Cup season will come to a close in Oslo, Norway with the 30 km and 50 km Holmenkollen competitions.