First place for Lorenzo Casati at Cold Hawaii

Lorenzo Casati is making winning a habit, claiming another first-place finish at the second Red Bull King of The Air Qualifier - Cold Hawaii, in Denmark.

Powered by the 9m Harlem Thrive, Lorenzo excelled in the unpredictable conditions, demonstrating impeccable technicality, consistency, and style against the strongest competitor lineup of the event to date. He fended off the Dutch duo of Jamie Overbeek and Cohan van Dijk in the final and secured a well deserved victory.

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5x World Champion and Harlem team rider Aaron Hadlow also joined the competition arena, showcasing versatility and style on both short and regular lines on his Thrive, but narrowly missed advancing to the next round by just 0.13 points.

This victory for Lorenzo in Denmark comes just two weeks after his triumph at the Red Bull King of The Air Qualifier in Tarifa, further solidifying his dominance in the world Big Air scene and strengthening his claim for the crown in Cape Town.

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