Nick Goepper

Professional Freeskier Simon Dumont's annual Dumont Cup in Sunday River, Maine is a unique open-format slopestyle event offering up-and-coming freeskiers the chance to face off against the best in the game. Gus Kenworthy and X Games Ski Slopestyle Gold Medalist Nick Goepper lead the charge throwing down from the qualifiers to the finals with Nick Goepper taking first place. Simon keeps good vibes throughout the week hosting a dinner at his house and treating the top three finalists to celebratory laps at the Team O'Neil Rally school!

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Slopestyle skier Nick Goepper is one of the top American hopefuls at the 2014 Olympics. And after watching him perform some of his signature tricks, Matrix-style it's easy to see why. The guys at Red Bull rigged up a sophisticated camera system to film Goepper doing an unnatural double cork 1260 and a switch double cork 900 screamin' semen (the best named trick ever). The MōVI allowed the filmers to capture Goepper's riding from a pulled back and zoomed in angles to truly capture the intricacy of the tricks. The tricks are so technical that even after watching all the tiniest details of Goepper's skiing in slow motion, it's still hard to wrap your head around what exactly is going on.

It's only eight days until competition starts at the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi, Russia. That means there's a limited amount of time for the U.S. Olympic athletes to get all their final talk show appearances in. American slopestyle skier was on the Late Show with David Letterman on Tuesday night and completely blew Letterman's mind when he tried to describe slopestyle to the host. How is that humanly possible? What about the poor skis? Get ready for a lot more of this in the days to come.

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The sixth annual Dumont Cup will bring the top pro and amateur skiers together at Sunday River in Maine. Organized by freeskiing legend Simon Dumont himself, this year's contest will feature all three of the Olympic slopestyle medalists—Joss Christensen, Gus Kenworthy, and Nick Goepper—along with other top pro skiers such as Bobby Brown and Torin Yater-Wallace.

You can watch the finals of The Dumont Cup LIVE on NetworkA.com on Saturday, March 29 starting at 1:30 pm ET.