After a morning spent warming up on the jump, the rail kids were given a chance to shine as the contest switched to the rail set up, perfectly-timed with some midday flat light. Ceese Wille shone with a bunch of tranny finding on the shotgun, whilst Kevin Trammer found some of the biggest cheers with a huge nollie to front board, held in the air for ages!

Cash money found its way into many a pocket with judges positioned at the bottom of the rail garden making it rain €€s on anyone who’s steeze they deemed worthy, pros and ams alike.

After the rail money had been distributed across the field and everyone had been royally stuffed by the caterers, both the kicker and the sky opened up again for a sun-drenched qualifying session. Heaters were thrown from all directions and sweat poured from every brow, but finally the field was narrowed down to a ten man final, set to take place at sunset. It was a long day, but ultimately worth it as Chamrousses’ Sunset Park more than lived up to its name – just take a peek at the following!