Hämmerle takes Gold! 🏂🥇 | Snowboard Cross - Men's Final | Milano Cortina Moments

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Today, we welcome the snowboard cross finals.
16 races to the side.
Bronze, silver, and gold.
Semi-final number one.
The Scholey brothers.
Aiden and Jonas.
Dusek looking for an opportunity.
The Scholey brothers one and two right now.
Doubling up that section is Jonas.
But it's Aiden out in front.
Dusek hard on the tail.
Dusek looking for an opportunity.
Here we come.
They put it down.
Who's going to cross first?
It's going to be a photo finish for the second spot again.
Do both Scholeys get in?
Dusek might have got the edge there.
There it is.
Dusek does just that.
Heartbreak for the brothers.
One moving on.
Semi-final number two.
And it's going to be another heavy one.
Sneak attack from Alessandro Hammerle.
Followed by Grondin now.
And it's Baumgartner on the outside.
Baumgartner looking for an opportunity to get to the top two right now.
It's Grondin and Hammerle one and two.
Grondin holding that heel edge.
Powering it.
Losing a little bit of speed there.
Here comes Baumgartner.
You can never get him to go away.
Can he make a move up this final straight?
Through the rollers.
Off the air.
Here we go.
It's Grondin in red.
Hammerle in blue.
And a photo finish with Baumgartner.
Who knows who takes the final transfer spot?
And there it is.
Hammerle will move on.
This is the battle for the gold, the silver, and the bronze.
Can Hammerle repeat as back-to-back gold?
And they're away.
Grondin and Scholey quick out of the gates yet again.
The Frenchman with a nose in front.
Red hot snowball cross action as we come through this final section of rollers.
A big double up there.
Grondin makes his move.
Down to the final jump.
It's neck and neck.
Here we go.
Is that Hammerle?
Hammerle's trying to make the call here.
Hammerle across.
Hammerle with the gold.
Grondin with the silver.
Dussek with the bronze.
What a race that was.
Hammerle goes back-to-back gold medals.
A lot of things have to go right for you to come away with back-to-back golds.
Alessandro Hammerle, it went right for him today.
