Wednesday, 21 September 2011 11:42
The lights are off after a very successful night series at Perisher.
Monday, 19 September 2011 09:51
During the week-long event we saw tricks from some of the world’s best freeskiers with only a few casualties - Chris Laker sustaining a shoulder injury after a triple cork attempt on day two and Elias Ambuhl still lost over the Tasman Sea.
Monday, 12 September 2011 10:21
No one but Al Roker could have predicted better conditions to get down and dirty in Thredbo on day three. When the athletes turned up under breathless sunny skies, they all knew this might be their last chance to put themselves in the direct path of the $10,000 cash. It was now or never and it was time to throw down.
Friday, 09 September 2011 07:27
With day one swept under the rug due to weather, the finalists could hardly be contained as overnight the rain turned to snow and they woke to a bluebird day at Thredbo Resort, and a perfectly groomed, seen-to-be-believed jump. Click below for more pics and video.
Tuesday, 23 August 2011 12:51
World-class athletes Elias Ambuhl, Bobby Brown, Gus Kenworthy and Jossi Wells will be competing in this year’s Toyota One Hit Wonder Downunder Event. The mountains of Thredbo will be ringing with the squeals of adolescent girls and the oohs of ungainly punters as these guys take on our local talent, bringing a level of competition to rival any international event…
Read more: Ambuhl, Brown, Kenworthy and Wells Flying In For One Hit Wonder
Wednesday, 17 August 2011 13:28
The Rip Curl Freeride Pro wrapped up in Thredbo last night with the Rip Curl Throwdown, an invitational big air and rail event, which had the big crowd, making a lot of noise with its enthusiastic response.
Tuesday, 16 August 2011 10:14
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The World Heli Challenge is done and dusted for another year. The athletes were able to share their winning runs on screen to a packed house in the Lake Wanaka Centre.
Tuesday, 02 August 2011 23:10
Lake Wanaka (2 August 2011) - Competitors at the 2011 World Heli Challenge were treated to another amazing day yesterday during the final day of competition, the Extreme Day at Mt. Albert. The day started in a most unusual way, with athletes and event crew boarding a barge that crossed the upper tip of Lake Wanaka heading towards the base of the Minaret Station. The barge became the launch site for the helicopters, providing an extra element of excitement for the day ahead. All photos Tony Harrington
Friday, 29 July 2011 20:39
After a knee-crippling crash at the end of his northern hemisphere winter, Winter X Games silver medalist Russ Henshaw has been hitting the gym and the bike, making sure he comes back stronger than ever...
Monday, 04 July 2011 10:46
While gathering shots for this year's issue we came across the photographic wizadry of realitve new comer, Jordan Sell. His shot of Jesse Houghton cleaning up a kicker in Breckenridge warrented a full page in the mag, and we reckon there will be plenty more to come from this Jindbyne local.
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