(AP) The Winter X Games will keep the snowmobiling freestyle event as part of its program, adding extra safety precautions following Caleb Moore’s death from injuries he sustained in a crash last ...

DENVER The X Games will no longer feature the snowmobile or Moto X best trick competitions. ESPN, which sanctions and televises the X Games, announced the cancellations on Tuesday. The X Games still ...

The winter X Games are closely associated with skiing and snowboarding, but for years, fans also enjoyed the guttural roar of engine-powered machines: snowmobiles. They haven’t been part of the X ...

Caleb Moore, freestyle snowmobiler, died Thursday after complications arose from injuries sustained during his appearance at the Winter X Games in Aspen, Colo. He was 25. On Jan. 24, Moore was ...

The last time Brett Turcotte — or anyone — competed on a snowmobile at X Games Aspen was in 2020, when he crashed during his two freestyle runs in a failed attempt at returning to the podium. Little ...

— -- One year after the death of his older brother, Caleb, following a snowmobiling crash at X Games Aspen, Colten Moore says he is ready to return to the scene of the accident and compete in ...

Warning: This video shows a snowmobile crash which may be too graphic for some viewers. WASHINGTON (CNN) — It’s the kind of image that’s too horrific to watch for some, too captivating to turn away ...

We now bring you some snowboard-adjacent news. Snowmobiling is coming back to the X Games. The company made the announcement, today, September 30, 2025. “Your requests were heard, and I’m here to tell ...

Caleb Moore is a 25-year-old professional snowmobiler. He crashed Thursday night at ESPN's X Games in Aspen, Colorado, while attempting a backflip during his heat in the freestyle snowmobile ...

Life is slipping away from Texas snowmobiler Caleb Moore after a horrific crash Thursday night at Aspen’s Winter X Games. Family of the 25-year-old athlete gathered Monday at St. Mary’s Hospital in ...

Levi LaVallee wowed X Games viewers for decades with his penchant for big snowmobiling tricks, and his ability to push his machines to the limit. Levi pulled off tricks previously thought impossible.

Powered by energy drink, racing fuel and heavy metal music, the sport of snowmobile freestyle flew back into West Yellowstone this past weekend. Soaring 120 feet through the air at speeds up to 50 mph ...