No-fear freestyle action was on display at Snow Park NZ today for the annual Armadageddon slopestyle extravaganza.

Jossi Wells from Wanaka took the title of Best Open Male, winning a 50 cc miniature motorbike, he pulled a flawless switch 270 on to the rail and rodeoed (inverted spin) off the end. Second place male went to Jonas Marcinko from USA.

The final day of the Volkl New Zealand Free Ski Open featured the Red Bull Slopestyle on a day that ranged from blizzards to bluebird, highlighting the level of the riders who threw down amazing tricks in less than perfect conditions.

Wanaka teenager and rising ski star Jossi Wells proved he is up there with the world’s best after taking first place in the slopestyle event at the NZ Free Ski Open today at Snow Park NZ.

by Phil Martin

So the fat lady has sung. The Verbier Ride 2003 is officially over. This year's freeski festival was a celebration of skiing's new wave and a competitive showcase for both the riders and their sport. With the support and partnership of TeleVerbier and Verbier Tourism and event sponsors, Dainese, The North Face, Ortovox and Snow and Rock, the Verbier Ride team delivered a world-class freeski event.

The Gav Games, November 8-9, 2002. M S C, Edinburgh

by Crees Asquith

This year's British University Dry Slope competition, hold on, what a shit name!!! Everyone who's anyone and no one who's not, knew that this competition was only ever going to be called "The Gav Games". And so it was. This year the organisers wanted to pony up the competition, so it was decided that there would be an all crowd pleasing 'open' event, letting Billy McScumbag huck their huckables along side Rupert McStudentbaws, this time legitimately. Gav "Games" Carruthers told me at the post competition party "yyyyeess, iii huvvv bbbunn drriinking..... mmaa kneeee hurrtttssss". Yes, quite gav.