Marcus Kleveland
snowboarding · slopestyle, big air, knuckle huck
Norwegian · Dombås, Norway
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Marcus Kleveland (born April 25, 1999) is a Norwegian slopestyle and big air snowboarder who became the first rider ever to land a quad cork 1800 in competition, doing so at the 2017 Winter X Games where he also won slopestyle gold on debut. He has since collected X Games big air golds in 2021, 2022, and 2023, back-to-back Knuckle Huck titles in 2022 and 2023, and slopestyle world championship golds in 2021 and 2023, alongside Olympic appearances in 2018 and 2022. A Nitro Snowboards team rider for 13 years, he still lives and rides in his hometown of Dombås.
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Notable results
- X Games Slopestyle (2017)1st
- X Games Slopestyle (2018)1st
- X Games Big Air (2021)1st
- X Games Big Air (2022)1st
- X Games Big Air (2023)1st
- X Games Knuckle Huck (2022)1st
- X Games Knuckle Huck (2023)1st
- World Championships Slopestyle (2021)1st
- World Championships Slopestyle (2023)1st
- Winter Olympics Slopestyle (PyeongChang) (2018)6th
- Winter Olympics Slopestyle (Beijing) (2022)8th
Rep breakdown
- Video parts & film credits40/40
- Contest results & awards35/35
- Social & web presence0/10
- Years active0/10
- Independent sourcing2/5
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