Australian teenager Valentino Guseli claims silver medals in the halfpipe and slopestyle World Cup events on the same day at Deer Valley to cement a world first medal record.
Val Guseli claimed silver medals in the halfpipe and slopestyle FIS World Cup event at Mammoth Mountain
Guseli is only the fourth rider to achieve medals in all three disciplines, but the first in the sport's history to do so in a single season."Wow. I guess I'm not really feeling it too much yet, but I'm honoured," Guseli said."I just want to keep pushing — for podiums, wins, records, I guess," he added with a laugh.
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