The 2024 WWS Overall World Tour delivered another highly competitive season across four international stops, continuing to solidify the Tour’s position as the premier stage for elite Overall skiing.
On the men’s side, the season was defined by consistency and precision across all three disciplines. Strong performances throughout the tour stops rewarded athletes who could deliver under pressure in slalom, trick, and jump, with tight margins separating podium positions across multiple events.
The women’s competition saw new momentum in the absence of the previous season’s dominant champion, creating opportunities for emerging athletes and seasoned contenders alike. With multiple winners across the tour stops, the battle for Overall points remained undecided until the final event.
By season’s end, the 2024 Tour standings reflected the demanding nature of Overall skiing — rewarding athletes who demonstrated balance, durability, and adaptability across varying sites and conditions. The season reinforced the Tour’s core principle: every buoy, every trick, and every meter matters.
Final positions and points after all rules applied.
1 |
Joel Poland
GBR
|
300 points |
2 |
Louis Duplan-Fribourg
FRA
|
230 points |
3 |
Dorien Llewellyn
CAN
|
220 points |
4 |
Martin Kolman
CZE
|
200 points |
5 |
Edoardo Marenzi
ITA
|
130 points |
6 |
Martin Labra
CHI
|
90 points |
7 |
Danylo Filchenko
UKR
|
80 points |
8 |
Thomas Daigle
CAN
|
80 points |
9 |
Lucas Pinette
CAN
|
50 points |
10 |
Jake Abelson
USA
|
45 points |
11 |
Alexander Gschiel
AUT
|
30 points |
12 |
Vincent Ahammer
AUT
|
20 points |
13 |
Lucas Cornale
AUS
|
15 points |