Spain's Queralt Castellet is the only other snowboarder on the women's halfpipe tour who can do a 1080. The first time she landed one in competition was last season, at the Burton Canadian Open, which she won, and she's been steadily perfecting them ever since. The Catalan shredder just placed second at the High Fives in New Zealand, and is contemplating stepping up her competition game and getting into slopestyle as well. We thought it was time to find out a little more about this snowboarding dynamo.
Face Time: Queralt Castellet
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- By Ryan Gardiner | August 20, 2012 10:11:29 AM PDT
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