00:00All right, so still in first place, Sivideh Schreiber with 80 points, followed by Kardon Tomik, 78, and Hazel Lebernoir with 76, Tannen D'Epolizei just put himself right behind a fourth base with 75 points.
00:12All right, boys and girls, there is still a lot of room, 20 points between the leader and the max of 100, and maybe Hamish Henderson Farm New Zealand is the one.
00:22Big 360 over the first cliff already, looked really solid, looked like.
00:28It's Kiwi conditions, the snow is a bit hard.
00:30What? A seven?
00:32Oh, incredible.
00:34That's the first seven that we've seen, super smooth landing.
00:37Hamish Henderson opening a new takeoff and then putting the first seven of the day to his feet.
00:42Yeah, piece of cake, he's right to the biggest cliff.
00:45Hamish, you don't have to jump that cliff to win the competition.
00:48Go for it, but please land it. Wow, perfect.
00:53We're speechless.
00:54We're speechless. I'm sorry. I was just going to say, please do a straighter on your last one, Hamish.
01:00Oh, hello.
01:01Riding over the rocks. This was Kiwi performance. It is very fine.
01:04Hamish Henderson, to me, sorry to say that the most outstanding one of the days so far.
01:10A three, a seven, landing the biggest cliff that has sent a lot of riders home heartbroken.
01:15He stomps it and then puts a last three and before he hits the judging line.
01:22Hamish Henderson, New Zealand, 18 years old. Amazing run by the young Kiwi. Wow.
01:27That was quite a run.
01:31Looking up to Craig Murray and Alepora as heroes.
01:34Well, I don't think they could have done this any better. What do you think?
01:37Yeah, this was a very solid run. I would, well, hard to say from here, but yes, I would absolutely put him in the top three.
01:50One thing I dare to say right away, he finished ninth here last year and this is going to improve.
01:56It's going to be a better result this year. Let's check it out.
01:58First 360, and that was a really big one already.
02:03A seven with a really solid landing. Not perfect, but solid.
02:09He doesn't jump super far, but he does land before the kind of bump hole.
02:15And another three, super clean.
02:19And you can see it on the review of the take off the big cliff that he put his feet up like moments before he arrived at real takeoff.
02:27And thus minimized his jump time.
02:30He was the first one to really put his key down like inches after the actual cliff.
02:34And he hit this transition and that like minimized the impact.
02:37He could ride it out.
02:39That was smart riding from top to bottom.
02:41At the same time, high risk riding, putting that seven in there and the big cliff itself.
02:45Wow. Really complete run.
02:48He also seems really happy with his run.
02:50He can be.
02:51You can be proud of yourself.
02:53He actually grew up in a really small ski resort where it's a really big day if there's 200 people.
03:04Yeah, some of the rope to areas in New Zealand are amazing.
03:07He's looking forward to soon move to the Canterbury University in Christchurch, which is a great spot because you have to university.
03:15You have the surf splits right out of town and you have only an hour and a half to the big ski resorts of the south line of New Zealand.
03:23So world's wide open there for Hamish Anderson.
03:26And we are waiting for his course.
03:2780 points to beat to go into first place.
03:31This rider has been sitting here forever, defending more than 10, 15 riders to push him down from the throne.
03:4170, 70, nervous now.
03:54Judges are having a hard time this time.
03:57Very interesting comments on the YouTube channel.
03:59Some say congrats to the win of the day.
04:02Oh, 88.67.
04:04Wow.
04:04Hey, Hamish Anderson taking the lead constantly, almost cracking 90, but I think this was well-reserved.
04:13This was...
