Queralt
Castellet

Place of birth: Barcelona, Spain

Queralt Castellet

Snowboard

1 Gold
Medal
3 Silver
Medals
1 Bronze
Medal

About Queralt Castellet

Queralt Castellet is riding an incredible late-career surge, with three medals from her six most recent appearances as the oldest competitor (now 36) in the Women’s Snowboard SuperPipe field, including gold at XG Aspen 2020. She claimed her 7th career World Cup win at Copper Mountain in December 2022, and earned a silver medal from the 2022 Beijing Olympics. The latter made her Spain’s first woman in 30 years to earn a winter Olympic medal. She owns the record for oldest gold medalist in Women’s Snowboard Superpipe (30 years, 7 months at XG Aspen 2020), and, now 36, she has an opportunity to break Anna Gasser’s record for oldest women’s Snowboard gold medalist (Anna was 33 when she won Big Air gold at XG Aspen 2025).

Queralt Castellet Highlights

Monster Energy Women’s Snowboard SuperPipe: FULL COMPETITION | X Games Aspen 2025

Queralt Castellet History

3rd
X Games Aspen 2026
Monster Energy Women's Snowboard SuperPipe
5th
X Games Aspen 2025
Monster Energy Women's Snowboard SuperPipe
6th
X Games Aspen 2023
Monster Energy Women's Snowboard SuperPipe
2nd
X Games Aspen 2022
Women's Snowboard SuperPipe
5th
X Games Aspen 2021
Monster Energy Women's Snowboard SuperPipe
1st
X Games Aspen 2020
Women's Snowboard SuperPipe
2nd
X Games Aspen 2019
SoFi Women's Snowboard SuperPipe
6th
X Games Aspen 2015
Women's Snowboard SuperPipe
5th
X Games Aspen 2014
Women's Snowboard SuperPipe
6th
Winter X Games Aspen 2013
Women's Snowboard SuperPipe
5th
Winter X 2011
SuperPipe - Women
7th
Winter X 2010
SuperPipe - Women