Dawid Godziek performs at Crankworx Slopestyle in Innsbruck, Austria on June 23, 2023.
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Dawid Godziek clinches slopestyle victory at Crankworx Innsbruck

Check in here for all the info from this year's Crankworx event in Innsbruck, Austria. Find out how to catch up on the action, which athletes to look out for and who won what last year.
By Rajiv Desai
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We're now well into the 2024 Crankworx World Tour Festival season, with the third stop of the series kicking off in Innsbruck, Austria, on June 14, and ending on June 16. This will be the eighth and final Crankworx at this Austrian location.

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What makes Crankworx so special?

What is Crankworx? And what makes it so special? You’re about to find out.

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Relive each event from Crankworx Innsbruck on Red Bull TV:

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What happened at Crankworx Innsbruck 2024?

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Slopestyle top 3 runs – Innsbruck

Discover the top 3 performances from both men and women at the Crankworx World Tour 2024 stop in Innsbruck.

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The runs were a thrill to watch as competitors showed their moves while flying through the air. In the men's slopestyle competition, Dawid Godziek won the gold. After narrowly taking the victory at Crankworx Cairns, Godziek held onto his spot atop the podium with a score of 96.75. Timothé Bringer beat out Emil Johansson for second place with a 95.62 run, with Johansson a close third just .37 points behind the Frenchman.
New Zealand's Robin Goomes took the slopestyle win for the women. Goomes came in as the reigning champion and emerged with her crown intact with a score of 94.50. Second place went to Alma Wiggberg with 89.75 points, with Shealan Reno rounding out the podium with a score of 86.50.
Competitors perform during Dual Slalom at Crankworx in Innsbruck, Austria on June 15, 2024

Battling it out on the Dual Slalom

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In Speed & Style, it was Australia's Ryan Gilchrist in the men’s race and American Jordy Scott in the women’s taking the victories. Gilchrist won twice this weekend, also taking the gold in the men's Dual Slalom competition, with Martha Gill taking the lead in the women's. The Crankworx Innsbruck Pump Track Challenge saw Jordy Scott Tuhoto-Ariki Pene take the lead.

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Pump Track women's and men's final heats – Innsbruck

Tuhoto-Ariki Pene wins the men’s Pump Track and Jordy Scott secures the women’s final in Innsbruck 2024.

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The latest in the race to be King and Queen of Crankworx

With another 2024 stop in the books, we're getting a glimpse of who our frontrunners for King and Queen may be.
Currently, Ryan Gilchrist and British athlete Martha Gill top the 2024 men's and women's standings respectively. Gilchrist leads the King race with 798 points, with New Zealander Tuhoto-Ariki Pene in second with 684 and another Australian, Jackson Frew, third with 613. Gill leads the Queen race with 820 points. She's slightly ahead of Jordy Scott who is on 812 points, while New Zealander Shania Rawson is in third on 676.
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What happened at Crankworx Innsbruck 2023?

Emil Johansson took his tally of Crankworx slopestyle wins to 12 titles following his win in Innsbruck in June of 2023. Dawid Godziek had put the Swede under pressure with pulled a brilliant run out of the bag to score 95.25, but the Swede upped his game another level on the final run of the contest, delivering a huge run of tricks to score a massive 97.25. Swiss rider Lucas Huppert slotted into third place and, in doing so, claimed his first-ever Crankworx podium.

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Top 3 Slopestyle runs – Innsbruck

Enjoy the best slopestyle runs at Innsbruck 2023 from Lucas Huppert, David Godziek and Emil Johansson.

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Elsewhere at Innsbruck, Austria's Valentina Höll kept her winning run going at the downhill race in Innsbruck to take the win by over nine seconds from American Anna Newkirk, with Briton Phoebe Gale in third place. The men's downhill was won by Britain's Bernard Kerr.

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Downhill winning runs – Innsbruck

Watch the fastest woman and man give the rest of the pack a run for their money at Crankworx Innsbruck 2023.

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At the Pump Track event, Australia dominated the top step of the podium, with Caroline Buchanan and Jayce Cunning taking the wins in the women's and men's events. Frenchman Tomas Lemoine and New Zealander Robin Goomes were the gold medalists in the Speed & Style contests, while Britain's Martha Gill and Canadian Jakob Jewett took the honours in the Dual Slalom event.
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Tell us more about where Crankworx Innsbruck takes place

Nestled in the heart of Austria’s Tyrol region, the city of Innsbruck is surrounded by mountains on all sides, making it a perfect getaway for biking, hiking and trail running. The city’s bike park, the Muttereralmpark, is transformed each year for the Crankworx festival. Outside the festival, there are six trails in the Muttereralmpark to ride with the Nordketten Single Trail, one of Europe's steepest and most difficult.
Stefan Eberharter and Tom Öhler mountain biking in Innsbruck, Austria, July 10, 2019.

Riding in the bike park with the city of Innsbruck below

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