Zink was the fourth man down the course, leading the contest for much of the first runs before Sorge went down. Zink's run saw him pull off an incredible steep line from the start to finish that had the crowd gasping at two incredible back flips off flat step-downs. Zink had also stomped his second run and looked to be challenging Sorge's first place but crashed doing a front flip on the last jump as he looked to eke out a few more points to impress the judges.
