At 27 years old, American skier Colby Stevenson is already a legend in his sport and comes from Park City, Utah. In addition to skiing professionally, Colby enjoys surfing, golfing and mountain biking.

The first rookie to win ski Slopestyle at X Games, Colby is also the first athlete ever to win two gold medals at his first X Games (Aspen 2020 Ski Slopestyle, Knuckle Huck). Colby’s X Games debut is even more impressive as he survived a near fatal car accident that led to a traumatic brain injury in 2016. After a remarkable recovery, Colby won his first World Cup eight months later and has since collected 9 career World Cup podiums. He also won a silver medal at the 2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing for Big Air. The following year, Colby took his second Slopestyle gold in Aspen, Colorado and won the famous Kings & Queens of Corbet's in Jackson Hole, Wyoming. Stevenson is looking forward to this year’s competitions including holding on to being the Kings & Queens champion. In addition to all of his competition results, Colby also excels in the backcountry, and has won multiple awards for his film parts in “Crescendo” and “Proof.”