Heavy snowfall and poor visibility postponed Sunday's qualifying round in women's freeski slopestyle, triggering a cascade of adjustments to the discipline's schedule.
Originally scheduled to begin at 10 a.m. local time (9 p.m. Saturday ET), the women's qualifying start time was initially delayed and pushed forward to noon local time (11 p.m. Saturday ET).
About an hour later, officials made the call to postpone the event for the day and subsequently update start times for the other slopestyle events.
The following changes were made. Essentially, all four events were pushed forward 24 hours.
- Women's Slopestyle Qualifying:
Sun 2/13 10a (Sat 2/12 9pET) →
Mon 2/14 10a (Sun 2/13 9pET) - Women's Slopestyle Final:
Mon 2/14 9:30a (Sun 2/13 8:30pET) →
Tue 2/15 9:30a (Mon 2/14 8:30pET) - Men's Slopestyle Qualifying:
Mon 2/14 12:30p (Sun 2/13 11:30pET) →
Tue 2/15 12:30p (Mon 2/14 11:30pET) - Men's Slopestyle Final:
Tue 2/15 9:30a (Mon 2/14 8:30pET) →
Wed 2/16 9:30a (Tue 2/15 8:30pET)
Big air gold medalist Eileen Gu of China is looking to add title No. 2 of the 2022 Winter Games in slopestyle, with halfpipe still to come.
The four Americans competing in slopestyle are Maggie Voisin, Darian Stevens, Marin Hamill and Caroline Claire.
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