ChamJam 2000

ChamJam 2000, presented by X-treme Sports stars Matt Reardon [US] and Dave Keam aka Gravy [Australia], features dynamic footage of the highlights of the Big Air, Half Pipe, Boss des Bosses and Skier X/Boarder X disciplines, cut to a specially-compiled soundtrack featuring tracks from cutting-edge labels such as Dubmission, Stereo Deluxe, Kingsize and Two-Man-Canoe. Click links (right) to view movies.

LiveTX distribution for the 2000 event included a weekly-run competition feature on BBC's Ski Sunday, and LiveTX streaming coverage on VirtueTV, Soul Sports and Natives.co.uk portals.

ChamJam 2000 was the biggest and best yet. Several thousand spectators watched the true ChamJam ethos: as an 18 year old local kid beat off the assembled professional skiers to win the Big Air title and an invitation to the ESPN X-Games. In the snowboard disciplines local hero and Burton professional, Tony Roos took the title.

The Boss des Bosses was taken home by the team from Zermatt from under the noses of Chamonix. With the assistance of Les Grands Montets and the co-operations of the IFSA, GBSC and the IFS, the course was the widely regarded as the one of the safest and most exciting in Europe.

The Boarder X was dominated by the F2 team, who also sponsored the Boarder X event. Skier X attracted over 100 skiers with professional interest from as far a field as Canada, Japan and the USA.