2004–05 FIS Freestyle Skiing World Cup

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Freestyle Skiing World Cup 2004/05
Discipline Men Women
Overall United States Jeremy Bloom China Nina Li
Moguls United States Jeremy Bloom Canada Jennifer Heil
Aerials United States Jeret Peterson China Nina Li
Ski Cross Czech Republic Tomáš Kraus France Ophélie David
Nations Cup  United States
Competition
Locations 19 19
Individual 29 29
Cancelled 2 2

The 2004/05 FIS Freestyle Skiing World Cup was the twenty sixth World Cup season in freestyle skiing organised by International Ski Federation. The season started on 4 September 2004 and ended on 11 March 2005.[1][2] This season included three disciplines: aerials, moguls and ski cross. Halfpipe was also on schedule but all events were cancelled and so crystal globes were not awarded.

There were no dual mogul events on world cup calendar this season.

Men[edit]

Aerials[edit]

Num Season Date Place Event Winner Second Third
226 1 4 September 2004 Australia Mt. Buller AE Switzerland Martin Walti China Xiaopeng Han Czech Republic Aleš Valenta
227 2 5 September 2004 Australia Mt. Buller AE Czech Republic Aleš Valenta United States Jeret Peterson Belarus Dmitri Dashinski
228 3 9 January 2005 Canada Mont Tremblant AE United States Ryan St. Onge United States Jeret Peterson United States Joe Pack
229 4 14 January 2005 United States Lake Placid AE Russia Dmitry Arkhipov Canada Warren Shouldice Canada Jeff Bean
230 5 16 January 2005 United States Lake Placid AE United States Jeret Peterson Canada Jeff Bean Canada Steve Omischl
231 6 21 January 2005 Canada Fernie AE United States Jeret Peterson Ukraine Stanislav Kravchuk Belarus Aleksei Grishin
232 7 28 January 2005 United States Deer Valley AE United States Ryan St. Onge United States Joe Pack Canada Steve Omischl
233 8 5 February 2005 China Shenyang AE United States Jeret Peterson Canada Steve Omischl China Xiaopeng Han
234 9 12 February 2005 China Changchun AE China Sen Qui Canada Steve Omischl Belarus Aleksei Grishin
235 10 19 February 2005 Italy Sauze d'Oulx AE Canada Steve Omischl Canada Kyle Nissen Ukraine Stanislav Kravchuk
236 11 5 March 2005 Czech Republic Špindlerův Mlýn AE Belarus Dmitri Dashinski China Xiaopeng Han Canada Kyle Nissen
237 12 11 March 2005 Italy Madonna di Campiglio AE Ukraine Enver Ablaev United States Jeret Peterson Russia Vladimir Lebedev

Moguls[edit]

Num Season Date Place Event Winner Second Third
226 1 16 December 2004 France Tignes MO Finland Janne Lahtela United States Travis Mayer United States Travis-Antone Cabral
227 2 8 January 2005 Canada Mont Tremblant MO United States Toby Dawson United States Jeremy Bloom United States Luke Westerlund
228 3 15 January 2005 United States Lake Placid MO United States Travis Mayer Finland Mikko Ronkainen Canada Marc-André Moreau
229 4 22 January 2005 Canada Fernie MO United States Nathan Roberts United States Travis Mayer Russia Ruslan Sharifullin
230 5 27 January 2005 United States Deer Valley MO United States Jeremy Bloom United States Nathan Roberts United States Toby Dawson
231 6 29 January 2005 United States Deer Valley MO United States Jeremy Bloom Australia Dale Begg-Smith Finland Janne Lahtela
232 7 5 February 2005 Japan Inawashiro MO United States Jeremy Bloom Australia Dale Begg-Smith Japan Osamu Ueno
233 8 6 February 2005 Japan Inawashiro MO United States Jeremy Bloom United States Travis-Antone Cabral Japan Hiroki Nonogaki
234 9 11 February 2005 Japan Naeba MO United States Jeremy Bloom Canada Marc-André Moreau Australia Dale Begg-Smith
235 10 18 February 2005 Italy Sauze d'Oulx MO United States Jeremy Bloom United States Travis Mayer Finland Mikko Ronkainen
236 11 26 February 2005 Norway Voss MO Finland Mikko Ronkainen United States Jeremy Bloom Sweden Fredrik Fortkord

Ski Cross[edit]

Num Season Date Place Event Winner Second Third
12 1 25 October 2004 Switzerland Saas-Fee SX Austria Isidor Grüner Czech Republic Stanley Hayer Japan Hiroomi Takizawa
13 2 7 January 2005 France Les Contamines SX Czech Republic Tomáš Kraus Czech Republic Stanley Hayer Austria Isidor Grüner
14 3 15 January 2005 Italy Pozza di Fassa SX Czech Republic Tomáš Kraus France Simon Bastelica Italy Karl Heinz Molling
15 4 21 January 2005 Austria Kreischberg SX Czech Republic Tomáš Kraus Austria Isidor Grüner Switzerland Andreas Steffen
16 5 10 February 2005 Japan Naeba SX Japan Yukiyo Kobayashi Austria Isidor Grüner Sweden Lars Lewén
17 6 5 March 2005[nb 1] Switzerland Grindelwald SX France Christian Crétier Czech Republic Stanley Hayer Sweden Jesper Brugge

Halfpipe[edit]

Num Season Date Place Event Winner Second Third
26 October 2004 Switzerland Saas-Fee HP cancelled
8 January 2005 France Les Contamines HP

Ladies[edit]

Aerials[edit]

Num Season Date Place Event Winner Second Third
228 1 4 September 2004 Australia Mt. Buller AE Australia Lydia Ierodiaconou Australia Jacqui Cooper Russia Anna Zukal
229 2 5 September 2004 Australia Mt. Buller AE Australia Lydia Ierodiaconou Canada Deidra Dionne China Nina Li
230 3 9 January 2005 Canada Mont Tremblant AE Australia Lydia Ierodiaconou China Nina Li Canada Deidra Dionne
231 4 14 January 2005 United States Lake Placid AE China Nina Li Australia Lydia Ierodiaconou China Shuang Cheng
232 5 16 January 2005 United States Lake Placid AE China Nina Li Australia Lydia Ierodiaconou Belarus Alla Tsuper
233 6 21 January 2005 Canada Fernie AE China Shuang Cheng China Nina Li Canada Veronika Bauer
234 7 28 January 2005 United States Deer Valley AE China Nina Li Canada Veronika Bauer Australia Lydia Ierodiaconou
235 8 5 February 2005 China Shenyang AE China Xinxin Guo China Nina Li Australia Lydia Ierodiaconou
236 9 12 February 2005 China Changchun AE China Nina Li Switzerland Evelyne Leu Canada Deidra Dionne
237 10 19 February 2005 Italy Sauze d'Oulx AE Switzerland Evelyne Leu China Nina Li China Xinxin Guo
238 11 5 March 2005 Czech Republic Špindlerův Mlýn AE China Nina Li Switzerland Evelyne Leu Russia Anna Zukal
239 12 11 March 2005 Italy Madonna di Campiglio AE China Nina Li Russia Anna Zukal Belarus Assoli Slivets

Moguls[edit]

Num Season Date Place Event Winner Second Third
226 1 16 December 2004 France Tignes MO Canada Jennifer Heil Norway Kari Traa Sweden Sara Kjellin
227 2 8 January 2005 Canada Mont Tremblant MO Czech Republic Nikola Sudová Austria Margarita Marbler United States Hannah Kearney
228 3 15 January 2005 United States Lake Placid MO Canada Jennifer Heil Czech Republic Nikola Sudová United States Michelle Roark
229 4 22 January 2005 Canada Fernie MO Norway Kari Traa Canada Jennifer Heil United States Jillian Vogtli
230 5 27 January 2005 United States Deer Valley MO United States Michelle Roark Austria Margarita Marbler United States Hannah Kearney
231 6 29 January 2005 United States Deer Valley MO Canada Jennifer Heil United States Hannah Kearney Czech Republic Nikola Sudová
232 7 5 February 2005 Japan Inawashiro MO United States Jillian Vogtli Austria Margarita Marbler United States Hannah Kearney
233 8 6 February 2005 Japan Inawashiro MO Canada Jennifer Heil Japan Tae Satoya Norway Kari Traa
234 9 11 February 2005 Japan Naeba MO Canada Jennifer Heil Norway Kari Traa United States Jillian Vogtli
235 10 18 February 2005 Italy Sauze d'Oulx MO Norway Kari Traa Canada Stéphanie St-Pierre Czech Republic Nikola Sudová
236 11 26 February 2005 Norway Voss MO Japan Aiko Uemura Austria Margarita Marbler Czech Republic Nikola Sudová

Ski Cross[edit]

Num Season Date Place Event Winner Second Third
12 1 25 October 2004 Switzerland Saas-Fee SX France Ophélie David Canada Ashleigh McIvor France Virginie Costerg
13 2 7 January 2005 France Les Contamines SX France Ophélie David Austria Karin Huttary Switzerland Franziska Steffen
14 3 15 January 2005 Italy Pozza di Fassa SX Sweden Magdalena Iljans France Ophélie David Germany Angela Senftinger
15 4 21 January 2005 Austria Kreischberg SX Austria Karin Huttary Switzerland Franziska Steffen Germany Alexandra Grauvogl
16 5 10 February 2005 Japan Naeba SX Austria Karin Huttary Switzerland Franziska Steffen France Ophélie David
17 6 5 March 2005[nb 2] Switzerland Grindelwald SX Austria Katharina Gutensohn Austria Karin Huttary Sweden Magdalena Iljans

Halfpipe[edit]

Num Season Date Place Event Winner Second Third
26 October 2004 Switzerland Saas-Fee HP cancelled
8 January 2005 France Les Contamines HP

Men's standings[edit]

Ladies' standings[edit]

Nations Cup[edit]

Footnotes[edit]

  1. ^ replaces skicross event from Laax for men.
  2. ^ replaced skicross event from Laax for ladies.

References[edit]

  1. ^ "FIS Calendar". FIS. Retrieved 9 November 2012.
  2. ^ "Cup standings". FIS. Retrieved 9 November 2012.

External links[edit]

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