Rock A Rail rolled into ISPO Amsterdam on 4–5 November, bringing its brand of urban freeskiing right into Congress Square. With Jibworx and the Snowfest crew building the setup, the event delivered two days of street-style action, with some valuable Tour qualification spots were up for grabs.
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It was France’s Alaïs Develay (Check out her Core Shots here) and Ireland’s Tyler Nicholls-Stubbington who came out on top, both claiming their first Rock A Rail wins of the season. Develay followed up her second place in Hintertux with a win in Amsterdam, while Nicholls-Stubbington once again stood on the top-spot having won the tour convincingly in 2025.
Alaïs Develay on top.
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Develay topped the women’s podium ahead of Great Britain’s Ella Hall in second and Denmark’s Ellen Damsgaard in third. In the men’s contest, South Korea’s Yuho Kim took second, with Dutch rider Joey van der Meer, winner in The Hague in 2025, rounding out the podium.
The winners secured places at the upcoming Rock A Rail stop in Innsbruck, while the top three women and men qualified for the Tour Finals in The Hague.
Next up, the Tour heads to Innsbruck from 20-22 November, where Snowfest celebrates its fifth anniversary by bringing more urban freestyle action into the heart of the Tyrolean capital. The season will then wrap up with the Rock A Rail Tour Finals in The Hague.
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