Mathieu Crépel
snowboarding · halfpipe, big air, backcountry freeride
French · Anglet, France (born in Tarbes, Hautes-Pyrénées)
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Mathieu Crépel (born October 26, 1984 in Tarbes, Hautes-Pyrénées) is a French snowboarder who became double world champion at the 2007 FIS World Championships in Arosa, winning gold in both halfpipe and big air, after taking the halfpipe Crystal Globe in 2005 as the first French halfpipe world title winner; he also took halfpipe bronze at the 2009 Worlds and rode for France at the 2006 and 2010 Winter Olympics. He was the first ever TTR World Snowboard Tour champion in 2006 and landed the first switch backside 1260 in competition at the 2007 big air. He now rides for Nidecker (on the Nidecker Alpha in the brand's 'Instinct Diaries' series), focusing on freeride and surf-crossover projects and environmental work with the Water Family charity.
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Notable results
- FIS Snowboard World Championships, Arosa — Halfpipe (2007)1st
- FIS Snowboard World Championships, Arosa — Big Air (2007)1st
- FIS Snowboard World Championships, Gangwon — Halfpipe (2009)3rd
- TTR World Snowboard Tour (overall) (2006)1st (first-ever TTR tour champion)
Watch on the Couch
- Who is Ned? — Featured rider in Nidecker Who is Ned? (2025)
- Left Right — Featured rider in Nidecker Left Right (2023)
- Cretins Des Alpes - Happy Go Lucky — Featured rider in Almo Film Cretins Des Alpes - Happy Go Lucky (2016)
- Comfort Zone — Featured rider in Almo Film Comfort Zone (2015)
- TB20 — Featured rider in Standard Films TB20 (2011)
Rep breakdown
- Video parts & film credits40/40
- Contest results & awards35/35
- Social & web presence0/10
- Years active0/10
- Independent sourcing3/5
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