LIVIGNO, Italy (AP) — There might not be snowboarding at the Olympics — or snowboards at all — if it weren’t for an entrepreneur named Jake Burton. And, in what feels like more than your garden-variety twist of fate,

Snoop Dogg, who has a snowboard collab out with Burton and Looney Tunes, wanted to learn to snowboard. Who better to teach him than Shaun White and Zeb Powell?

Our Ask Me Anything team explain how points are scored in Big Air and the different moves part of an athlete's trick.

South Korean cross-country skiers Lee Eui-jin and Han Da-som were disqualified last week because they “used fluorinated wax products,” according to the International Ski and Snowboard Federation (FIS). Japanese snowboarder Masaki Shiba was also disqualified after his board tested positive for PFAS, The New York Times reported.

As Burton snowboarders spin and soar through the air at the Milan Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics, viewers have noticed that their boards all look similar. Here's why.