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Ski SuperPipe pioneer Sarah Burke, who was 29 when she died in January from injuries suffered in a crash while practicing in Park City, Utah. RIP, Sarah.
The ESPN Winter X Games were held for the 11th year at Buttermilk Mountain in Aspen/Snowmass from Jan. 26 to Jan. 29.
Entry to the competition and the accompanying village was, as always, FREE. And those who made the trip saw some of the best athletes in the world in our backyard.
OutThereColorado.com's Christian Murdock and Brian Gomez took photos and video from the slopes and reported on daily competition as well as the tribute to Sarah Burke (above).
Here's our 2012 X Games coverage:
A perfect 100 for Shaun White in Winter X victory
Canadian wins Winter X gold for late friend Burke
Winter X progression not stalled by Burke’s death
Clark wins 13th straight, Winter X gold in superpipe
Shaun White: Winter X athletes marketable
White dings left ankle, pulls out of slopestyle
Shaun White injures ankle at Winter X
Wallisch completes comeback with Winter X victory
Winter X Games pay tribute to fallen skier Sarah Burke
*** Shaun White staying busy off snow, still dominant on it
Winter X Games impact a multimillion dollar question
*** Sarah Burke's death sparks questions over halfpipe safety
*** Intro to the Winter X Games and schedule highlights + Who to Watch!
ESPN might pull Winter X Games out of Aspen
PHOTO GALLERIES
** Winter X Games: Sunday highlights
** Winter X Games: Saturday highlights
** Winter X Games: Snowboarding SuperPipe Women's final
** Winter X Games - Thursday
** Sarah Burke - 1982-2012
** Winter X Games 2011 - highlights
VIDEOS
Perfect score gives Shaun White his 12th Winter X Games gold medal
Energy drinks offer fuel for Winter X Games
Mark McMorris wins Winter X Games snowboard slopestyle
Kelly Clark wins Winter X Games snowbaord SuperPipe finals
Japan a part of the lingo at the Winter X Games
On the road to the Winter X Games - what lies ahead
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