The third competition of Jumps, Bumps and Two Smoking Turntables was held on the 23rd June 2007, the event was held at John Nike Leisuresport Bracknell.

The event consisted of a slope style and big air competition for skiers and snowboarders, split into male and female and also into under 16's and 16's and over and for the skiing we had a under 10's catorgory.

The day started at 9.00 where we setted up for the competition and registration started at 10am where we had a total of 57 riders beating last years event by 21 riders. We had a local DJ blasting out the beats throughout the day with Ryan Evans MC'ing and giving away spot prizes to the spectators and the competitors.

The first event started at 12.30pm, bit later then scheduled, which was slope style where we had a jam session that lasted for about an hour and a half, despite the strange weather where it was sunny one minute and raining heavy the next all the competitors manage to carry on, with the judges watching on they than choose the competitors to go into the final, for the final we change it from just a two run too a jam session where we have the top five in each catogory in the finalthat lasted for 45 minutes.

The second event was a big air event for this again we changed it from last year and did another jam session and then for the final each competitor got two runs each for this to throw down their best tricks over their choose of jump where we had four jumps out altogether.

After all this was done is was time for the competitors to have a rest and wait to see if they had won any prizes and what prizes were on offer.

The winners were:

 

The event was a huge success with twice as many sponsors sponsoring the event then we had last year and all the riders that took part in the event. We hope to make this event a yearly success but wont be able to do it with out the help of all the sponsors, the riders and the organisors.

We would like to thanks all the sponsors for the event all the riders, the DJ's, MC, judges and everyone who helped out on the day to make it run really smoothly and thankfully we had no major accidents.

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