Sport: Snowboarding
Hometown: Westlake, Ohio
Currently Resides: Silverthorne, Colorado
Birthdate: June 29, 2000
Social Media: Twitter: @redgerard; Instagram: @redgerard; Facebook: redgerard
Toyota Vehicle: Toyota Tundra
Olympic History: 2018

Competition Highlights

• Olympic Winter Games PyeongChang 2018, gold (slopestyle), fifth (big air)
• Two-time Dew Tour Copper Champion (slopestyle) (2021, 2020)
• Three-time U.S. Grand Prix Champion (slopestyle) (2022, 2019, 2017)
• 2019 Burton U.S. Open Snowboarding Champion
• 2017 FIS World Cup slopestyle champion
• 2015 FIS Junior World Cup Championships, fourth (slopestyle)

About Red Gerard

The son of Conrad and Jen Gerard, Red Gerard has five brothers and two sisters and began snowboarding at two years old. In 2011, he started competing in the amateur ranks, going pro five years later.

At 17 years old, Gerard won a gold medal in his Olympic Winter Games debut in PyeongChang, South Korea, in slopestyle snowboarding. With the win, he became the youngest male U.S. Olympian to capture gold in 90 years and the youngest Olympic snowboarder in history to win gold.

Since the Olympic Winter Games, Gerrard continues to compete and travel the world for contests, all while maintaining the great laid back (yet serious) attitude he is known for.

When not competing, Gerard has his own mini snowboard park in his backyard with a rope lift and is collaborating with Copper Mountain to open “Red’s Backyard,” a park located adjacent to the mountain’s halfpipe. He also plans to open two more parks in Park City, Utah, and Killington, Vermont. He also enjoys skateboarding and golf.