Shaun White Stomps a MENTAL 1st Place Halfpipe Run | Burton US Open 2017

Actions speak louder than words at the Burton US Open, and in silent answer to the legions of haters and critics, Shaun White absolutely sent it in the Halfpipe at the Burton US Open. Starting on his first hit with one of the biggest airs of all time, “El Blanco” delivered a run that proved he’s as good as ever. Which means he’s still better than anyone else. With a massive score of 95.62 under his belt, Shaun spent the rest of the contest way out in front – just how he likes it – and the race was on for second and third.

Final Results for Halfpipe at the 2017 Burton US Open

1. Shaun White (USA), 92.74
2. Scotty James (AUS), 82.87
3. Chase Josey (USA), 79.87
4. Iouri Podlatchikov (SUI), 78.24
5. Raibu Katayama (JPN), 77.75
6. Danny Davis (USA), 59.50
7. Ayumu Hirano (JPN), 51.00
8. Pat Burgener (SUI), 46.87
9. David Habluetzel (SUI), 44.87
10. Jake Pates (USA), 38.62

Hanna Heller

Hanna is the entertainment and lifestyle editor for CDN. Fan of great movies, legendary music, outdoor activities and cool stuff in general, her opinions, as expressed in her articles, are her own and not necessarily shared by anyone .. anywhere .. ever. Follow Hanna on Twitter: @Hanna_CDN

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