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SPREAD THE LOVE! RED BULL BUTTER CUP WEST COAST SERIES SLIDES INTO TAHOE March 10, 2010 12:00 AM 0 Comment
Starting in March, the Red Bull Butter Cup West Coast Series is set to descend on the Lake Tahoe region with three stops for snowboarders to show off their buttery best. This Pro / Am contest series showcases creativity in technical flatland trickery with points awarded for how much style snowboarders can churn out onto custom-made features known as “butter pads.” Participants will jib, bonk, tap and slide across the pads, trying to impress the...
Read ArticleHOLIDAY VALLEY MAKES LAST CALL FOR EAST COAST RED BULL BUTTER CUP SERIES March 5, 2010 8:00 PM 0 Comment
Moving on from highly attended stops at Mt. Holly, MI and Chestnut Mountain, IL the Red Bull Butter Cup series makes it’s last stop on the East Coast. Holiday Valley, NY will host the series this Saturday, March 6th. It’s short drive from Buffalo as well as being rated one of the top 10 resorts in the east by Ski Magazine will be a formula for some insane flatland riding.
Read ArticleMT. HOLLY STOPS THE SHOW FOR RED BULL BUTTER CUP SERIES February 25, 2010 8:00 PM 0 Comment
Following up on a highly attended stop at Chestnut Resort, IL the Red Bull Butter Cup series presses on West. Mt. Holly, MI will be host to the series on Saturday, February 27th. Being the largest resort in southeastern Michigan and within driving distance of surrounding major metros, it has attracted a slew of local riders plus those traveling from Detroit, Grand Rapids and Toledo.
Read ArticleWINTER CARNIVAL SETS THE STAGE FOR ILLINOIS RED BULL BUTTER CUP SERIES STOP February 19, 2010 8:00 PM 0 Comment
Moving on North after series stops in Indiana and Ohio this past month, the Red Bull Butter Cup series makes its third stop in the Midwest. Chestnut Mountain Resort, IL will be host to the series on Saturday, February 20th. Being the largest resort in the lower Midwest and the sole resort in Illinois, it has attracted a slew of local riders plus those traveling from Iowa, Wisconsin, and Minnesota to prove their flatland riding worth.
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