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Rock A Rail Makes ISPO Amsterdam Debut
Rock A Rail Amsterdam made its debut at ISPO on 4–5 November 2026. Melissa Peperkamp and Bart Poll claimed the snowboard wins, leading a strong Dutch performance at the international sports trade show.
Rock A Rail presented by Snowfest brought street-style snowboarding and freeskiing to the heart of ISPO Amsterdam. Together with Jibworx, the Snowfest crew transformed Congress Square into a freestyle arena. There, riders showcased their creativity and rail skills in front of the ISPO audience.
The event also offered a route to the next stops on the tour. The winners in each snowboard and freeski category earned a place at Rock A Rail Innsbruck. Meanwhile, the top three women and men in both disciplines qualified for the Tour Finals in The Hague.

Rock A Rail Amsterdam snowboard results
In the women’s contest, Melissa Peperkamp claimed her first Rock A Rail victory. She had previously finished second at the Hintertux tour stop. Great Britain’s Maisie Hill took second place in Amsterdam, while France’s Zoë RoZi completed the podium.
In the men’s contest, Bart Poll secured the title and completed a Dutch double at the top of the snowboard results. Fellow Dutch riders Senna van Drunen and Wouter Groot joined him on the podium.
Women
- Melissa Peperkamp (NED)
- Maisie Hill (GBR)
- Zoë RoZi (FRA)
Men
- Bart Poll (NED)
- Senna van Drunen (NED)
- Wouter Groot (NED)
The event also featured freeski action. France’s Alaïs Develay and Tyler Nicholls-Stubbington of Ireland took the wins in their respective contests.
Snowboard results
Women
- Melissa Peperkamp (NED)
- Maisie Hill (GBR)
- Zoë RoZi (FRA)
Men
- Bart Poll (NED)
- Senna van Drunen (NED)
- Wouter Groot (NED)
In the freeski contests, France’s Alaïs Develay and Tyler Nicholls-Stubbington of Ireland took the wins.

Next stop: Snowfest Innsbruck
After Amsterdam, the Rock A Rail Tour heads to Innsbruck, Austria, from 20–22 November 2026. This year’s event marks the fifth anniversary of Snowfest Innsbruck.
Traditionally one of the tour’s most exciting stops, Innsbruck brings international snowboarders and freeskiers into the heart of the city. The setup sits in front of the Tiroler Landestheater, with the Nordkette mountains as a backdrop. As a result, the event has become a highlight of the Rock A Rail calendar.
After Innsbruck, the tour will conclude with the Rock A Rail Tour Finals at Snowfest The Hague.
More information: rockarail.tv | snowfest.eu
Rock A Rail Amsterdam made its debut at ISPO on 4–5 November 2026. Melissa Peperkamp and Bart Poll claimed the snowboard wins, leading a strong Dutch performance at the international sports trade show.
Rock A Rail presented by Snowfest brought street-style snowboarding and freeskiing to the heart of ISPO Amsterdam. Together with Jibworx, the Snowfest crew transformed Congress Square into a freestyle arena. There, riders showcased their creativity and rail skills in front of the ISPO audience.
The event also offered a route to the next stops on the tour. The winners in each snowboard and freeski category earned a place at Rock A Rail Innsbruck. Meanwhile, the top three women and men in both disciplines qualified for the Tour Finals in The Hague.

Rock A Rail Amsterdam snowboard results
In the women’s contest, Melissa Peperkamp claimed her first Rock A Rail victory. She had previously finished second at the Hintertux tour stop. Great Britain’s Maisie Hill took second place in Amsterdam, while France’s Zoë RoZi completed the podium.
In the men’s contest, Bart Poll secured the title and completed a Dutch double at the top of the snowboard results. Fellow Dutch riders Senna van Drunen and Wouter Groot joined him on the podium.
Women
- Melissa Peperkamp (NED)
- Maisie Hill (GBR)
- Zoë RoZi (FRA)
Men
- Bart Poll (NED)
- Senna van Drunen (NED)
- Wouter Groot (NED)
The event also featured freeski action. France’s Alaïs Develay and Tyler Nicholls-Stubbington of Ireland took the wins in their respective contests.
Snowboard results
Women
- Melissa Peperkamp (NED)
- Maisie Hill (GBR)
- Zoë RoZi (FRA)
Men
- Bart Poll (NED)
- Senna van Drunen (NED)
- Wouter Groot (NED)
In the freeski contests, France’s Alaïs Develay and Tyler Nicholls-Stubbington of Ireland took the wins.

Next stop: Snowfest Innsbruck
After Amsterdam, the Rock A Rail Tour heads to Innsbruck, Austria, from 20–22 November 2026. This year’s event marks the fifth anniversary of Snowfest Innsbruck.
Traditionally one of the tour’s most exciting stops, Innsbruck brings international snowboarders and freeskiers into the heart of the city. The setup sits in front of the Tiroler Landestheater, with the Nordkette mountains as a backdrop. As a result, the event has become a highlight of the Rock A Rail calendar.
After Innsbruck, the tour will conclude with the Rock A Rail Tour Finals at Snowfest The Hague.
More information: rockarail.tv | snowfest.eu
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