2003–04 FIS Freestyle Skiing World Cup explained

Freestyle Skiing World Cup 2003/04
Competition1:	Overall
Competition2:	Moguls
Competition3:	Aerials
Competition4:	Ski Cross
Competition5:	Halfpipe
Mixedcompetition1:	Nations Cup
Menlocations:	20
Ladieslocations:	20
Menindividual:	37
Ladiesindividual:	37
Cancelledmen:	1
Cancelledladies:	1

The 2003/04 FIS Freestyle Skiing World Cup was the twenty fifth World Cup season in freestyle skiing organised by International Ski Federation. The season started on 6 September 2003 and ended on 13 March 2004.^{[1] [2]} This season included four disciplines: aerials, moguls, ski cross and halfpipe.

In this season new discipline halfpipe was for the first time introduced in world cup. Dual moguls counted together with moguls rankings and awarded with small crystal globe joined with moguls. Both events in Inawashiro were moguls events although 15 Feb 2004 is wrongly labeled as dual moguls in official fis results.

Men

Moguls

		Date	Place	Event	Winner	Second	Third
29	1	24 January 2004		DM			Vladimir Tyumentsev
30	2	31 January 2004		DM			Toby Dawson
214	1	6 December 2003		MO			Mikko Ronkainen
215	2	19 December 2003		MO			Toby Dawson
216	3	20 December 2003		MO			Travis-Antone Cabral
217	4	10 January 2004		MO			Tapio Luusua
218	5	17 January 2004		MO			Travis-Antone Cabral
219	6	30 January 2004		MO			Travis-Antone Cabral
220	7	14 February 2004		MO			Jeremy Bloom
221	8	15 February 2004*		MO			Mikko Ronkainen
222	9	22 February 2004		MO
223	10	1 March 2004		MO			Toby Dawson
		6 March 2004		MO	cancelled
224	11	7 March 2004		MO			Janne Lahtela
225	12	14 March 2004		MO			David Babic

Aerials

		Date	Place	Event	Winner	Second	Third
214	1	6 September 2003		AE			Christian Kaufmann
215	2	7 September 2003		AE			Martin Walti
216	3	5 December 2003		AE			Stanislav Kravchuk
217	4	11 January 2004		AE			Ou Xiaotao
218	5	16 January 2004		AE			Dmitri Dashinski
219	6	18 January 2004		AE			Ryan Blais
220	7	25 January 2004		AE			Ryan Blais
221	8	31 January 2004		AE			Jeret Peterson
222	9	14 February 2004		AE		Dmitri Dashinski
223	10	15 February 2004		AE
224	11	28 February 2004		AE			Joe Pack
225	12	10 March 2004		AE			Dmitri Dashinski

Ski Cross

		Date	Place	Event	Winner	Second	Third
4	1	23 November 2003		SX			Lars Lewén
5	2	7 January 2004		SX			Hiroomi Takizawa
6	3	10 January 2004		SX			Hiroomi Takizawa
7	4	11 January 2004		SX			Mathias Collomb-Patton
8	5	18 January 2004		SX			Hiroomi Takizawa
9	6	31 January 2004		SX			Roman Hofer
10	7	21 February 2004		SX			Jesper Brugge
11	8	12 March 2004		SX			Lars Lewén

Halfpipe

		Date	Place	Event	Winner	Second	Third
1	1	22 November 2003		HP			Arnaud Rougier
2	2	8 March 2004		HP			Vincent Estorc
3	3	13 March 2004		HP			Laurent Favre

Ladies

Moguls

		Date	Place	Event	Winner	Second	Third
29	1	24 January 2004		DM			Shelly Robertson
30	2	31 January 2004		DM			Margarita Marbler
214	1	6 December 2003		MO			Hannah Kearney
215	2	19 December 2003		MO			Margarita Marbler
216	3	20 December 2003		MO			Stéphanie St-Pierre
217	4	10 January 2004		MO			Shannon Bahrke
218	5	17 January 2004		MO			Stéphanie St-Pierre
219	6	30 January 2004		MO			Jennifer Heil
220	7	14 February 2004		MO			Jillian Vogtli
221	8	15 February 2004*		DM			Kari Traa
222	9	22 February 2004		MO			Laurel Shanley
223	10	29 February 2004		MO			Margarita Marbler
		6 March 2004		MO	cancelled
224	11	7 March 2004		MO			Jennifer Heil
225	12	14 March 2004		MO			Margarita Marbler

Aerials

		Date	Place	Event	Winner	Second	Third
216	1	6 September 2003		AE			Lydia Ierodiaconou
217	2	7 September 2003		AE			Nannan Xu
218	3	5 December 2003		AE
219	4	11 January 2004		AE			Deidra Dionne
220	5	16 January 2004		AE			Lydia Ierodiaconou
221	6	18 January 2004		AE			Assoli Slivets
222	7	25 January 2004		AE
223	8	31 January 2004		AE			Evelyne Leu
224	9	14 February 2004		AE			Veronika Bauer
225	10	15 February 2004		AE			Alisa Camplin
226	11	28 February 2004		AE			Lydia Ierodiaconou
227	12	10 March 2004		AE			Elizabeth Gardner

Ski Cross

		Date	Place	Event	Winner	Second	Third
4	1	23 November 2003		SX			Magdalena Iljans
5	2	7 January 2004		SX			Valentine Scuotto
6	3	10 January 2004		SX			Ophélie David
7	4	11 January 2004		SX			Ophélie David
8	5	18 January 2004		SX			Valentine Scuotto
9	6	31 January 2004		SX			Magdalena Iljans
10	7	21 February 2004		SX
11	8	12 March 2004		SX

Halfpipe

		Date	Place	Event	Winner	Second	Third
1	1	22 November 2003		HP			Marie Andrieux
2	2	8 March 2004		HP			Kari Traa
3	3	13 March 2004		HP			Kari Traa

Men's standings

Overall

Rank		Points
1		76
2		74
3		70
4		64
5		63

• Standings after 37 races.

Moguls

Rank		Points
1		891
2		712
3		600
4		564
5		486

• Standings after 14 races.

Aerials

Rank		Points
1		918
2		708
3		498
4		470
5		388

• Standings after 12 races.

Ski Cross

Rank		Points
1		483
2		464
3		420
4		345
5		325

• Standings after 8 races.

Halfpipe

Rank		Points
1		222
2		210
3		190
4		154
5		130

• Standings after 3 races.

Ladies' standings

Overall

Rank		Points
1		104
2		100
3		80
4		79
5		67

• Standings after 37 races.

Moguls

Rank		Points
1		940
2		867
3		764
4		665
5		501

• Standings after 14 races.

Aerials

Rank		Points
1		948
2		679
3		467
4		442
5		433

• Standings after 12 races.

Ski Cross

Rank		Points
1		535
2		455
3		438
4		396
5		360

• Standings after 8 races.

Halfpipe

Rank		Points
1		300
2		240
3		160
4		120
5		90

• Standings after 3 races.

Nations Cup

Overall

Rank		Points
1		1058
2		710
3		612
4		506
5		269

• Standings after 74 races.

Men

Rank		Points
1		742
2		379
3		336
4		166
5		161

• Standings after 37 races.

Ladies

Rank		Points
1		354
2		331
3		316
4		276
5		203

• Standings after 37 races.

Notes and References

1. Web site: FIS Calendar . FIS . 9 November 2012.
2. Web site: Cup standings . FIS . 9 November 2012.