The U.S. Grand Prix series always brings the best of winter action sports to the USA.

Entering its 20th season in 2015-16, it is the USSA’s longest-running domestic series. The series began in 1995, giving athletes like Sage Kotsenburg and Kelly Clark the chance to compete on home turf while moving through the rankings to become the superstars they are today. Athletes must meet minimum criteria for invitation to participate in the U.S. Grand Prix, which will also serve as part of the Olympic selection process.

THE U.S. GRAND PRIX WINTER ACTION SPORTS TOUR

The U.S. Grand Prix, the longest running winter action sports tour, has announced its 20th season schedule, with three stops including Mammoth Mountain, CA, Park City, UT and the first-ever Grand Prix stadium big air in Boston’s legendary Fenway Park. The U.S. Grand Prix has been the exclusive U.S. Olympic qualifying series since 1998 and with two decades of experience hosting elite-level events at the best resorts in the sport, the 2015-16 season is anticipated to be the best one yet. For the tour finale, the U.S. Grand Prix will head east to the heart of Boston and home of Red Sox baseball glory, Fenway Park. For the first time in the U.S. Grand Prix’s 20-year history, the U.S. Grand Prix will host a stadium big air for both freeskiing and snowboarding.

BIG AIR AT THE BOSTON RED SOX FENWAY STADIUM

Home of the Boston Red Sox the Fenway Stadium pretty much screams over 100 years of  American sports history. USSA is planning this event to be one of the greatest Big Air event in the world and it will undoubtably be the biggest and best in the US. 75,000 USD prize money / women and mens categories. Between Fenway Grand Prix and Jamboree there is 150,000 USD to be won in a week and a hell of a party for spectators.

SCHEDULE

Thurs. Feb. 11 – Snowboarding Big Air Qualifiers & Finals