ESPN Winter X Games in Aspen Snowmass Live Stream
Winter X Games returns to Aspen January 26-29, 2012. Be there as more than 200 of the world’s best athletes in Skiing, Snowboarding and Snowmobile throw down in four action-packed days of competition for the most coveted medals in action sports. Winter X Games is completely FREE to the public so don’t miss your chance to witness legends and Olympians including Shaun White, Gretchen Bleiler, Lindsey Jacobellis and others live at Buttermilk Mountain. Winter X Games 2012 – Things Are About to Get Real!
The roar of snowmobile
engines, excited chatter of commentators over loudspeakers and the
cheers of the crowd create a jubilant cacophony in Aspen
every year at ESPN’s Winter X Games. The best-of-the-best for all
things winter sport turn out for the event, with newly redesigned medals
and extreme sports credit for those brave enough for the winter
sporting events such as Snowmobile Speed and Style, Snowboard Big Air
and Ski Superpipe.
Tournament Details:
Winter X Games 2012
Aspen’s Buttermilk Mountain, COLORADO
Dates: Jan. 26th -29th
Dates: Jan. 26th -29th
Watch Winter X Games In Aspen Snowmass On 26 to 29 Jan. 2012 Live
The
Winter X Games Aspen ’12 take place at Aspen/Snowmass, Colo., Jan.
26-29, as more than 200 of the world’s premier winter action-sports
athletes — including Shaun White, Kelly Clark, Lindsey Jacobellis and
others — compete in such events as Snowboard SuperPipe, Ski Big Air and
Snowmobile SnoCross. For the first time at the Winter X Games, the
Snowboard Slopestyle competitions will be held under lights in prime
time. ESPN, ESPN2 and ABC have 16 hours of live competition coverage
over the four days, plus extensive content on their digital and mobile
platforms. Press release from ESPN below:
X
Cast to Provide Robust Offering of Exclusive Live Highlights, Analysis
and Behind-the-Scenes Access on XGames.com and Social Media Platforms
A
wide offering of Winter X Games Aspen 2012 content will be distributed
simultaneously across multiple devices January 26-29. Winter X Games
content will be available via television, smartphones, tablets and
online through digital and social media platforms. By enhancing and
adding dimension to the Winter X Games experience, fans will have the
opportunity to watch all the action, get an inside look at the event,
and establish a two-way conversation with ESPN, athletes and other
viewers.
FACT SHEET
Where: Aspen/Snowmass, Colorado. All competitions will be held at Buttermilk Mountain at Aspen/Snowmass.
When: Jan. 26 – Jan. 29, 2012
What: The 16th annual winter action sports competition features athletes from across the globe competing for medals and prize money in the following sports: Skiing, Snowboard and Snowmobile. The event includes day and evening competitions and is free to the public. The event will remain at Aspen/Snowmass through 2012, for a total of 11 consecutive years (2002-2012).
More than 125 athletes will compete from all over the globe in Snowboard and Skiing in France for the second year of Winter X Games Europe. Television: For the third straight year, the 2010 Winter X Games was ESPN's highest-rated and most-viewed, and more than 43 million viewers tuned in to watch on ESPN and ESPN2. The ESPN telecasts posted a 1.2 household rating, representing an average of 1,147,000 households. In addition, both ESPN and ESPN2 recorded their highest-rated and most-viewed individual Winter X telecasts (1.3 on ESPN and a 0.8 on ESPN2). Winter X Games 14 also set a new attendance record in Aspen at Buttermilk Mountain with a total of 84,100 spectators over four days, beating the previous Aspen best of 76,150 set in 2007 -- an increase of nine percent.-->
When: Jan. 26 – Jan. 29, 2012
What: The 16th annual winter action sports competition features athletes from across the globe competing for medals and prize money in the following sports: Skiing, Snowboard and Snowmobile. The event includes day and evening competitions and is free to the public. The event will remain at Aspen/Snowmass through 2012, for a total of 11 consecutive years (2002-2012).
More than 125 athletes will compete from all over the globe in Snowboard and Skiing in France for the second year of Winter X Games Europe. Television: For the third straight year, the 2010 Winter X Games was ESPN's highest-rated and most-viewed, and more than 43 million viewers tuned in to watch on ESPN and ESPN2. The ESPN telecasts posted a 1.2 household rating, representing an average of 1,147,000 households. In addition, both ESPN and ESPN2 recorded their highest-rated and most-viewed individual Winter X telecasts (1.3 on ESPN and a 0.8 on ESPN2). Winter X Games 14 also set a new attendance record in Aspen at Buttermilk Mountain with a total of 84,100 spectators over four days, beating the previous Aspen best of 76,150 set in 2007 -- an increase of nine percent.-->
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