APRES SESSIONS

What better way to end the day's riding than sharing it with fellow BRITS revellers over a smooth beverage at the Crap Bar whilst being entertained by DJ's and acoustic sets.

ERISTOFF APRES STAGE

Eristoff vodka will be bringing live acoustic sets and DJ's from their Airstream trailer stage to entertain you whilst you lap up the action and rest those aching legs.

DEMO VILLAGE

Our sponsors will be laying on their full range of snowboard and ski hardware for all to get their grubby little hands on and take for a no-holds-barred test drive. The offer is completely free of charge, with no obligation to buy, and a Swiss Tony cast-iron guarantee thrown in for good measure.
Snowboards K2, Ride, DC, and Salomon. Ski's by Line, Volkl and K2

CUSHE AIR BAG

Known for their innovative way of doing things, BRITS official footwear partner, Cushe will be on hand again this year to offer some extra slope time on the Cushe Air Bag.

Situated in the heart of the Après Session Arena, it will give the maverick an opportunity to push the boundaries all week, and set the scene for the Cushe Huck Fest, a one night only all-comers contest encouraging BRITS wristband holders to throw their inhibitions to one side and their bodies skyward for crowd appreciation and a haul of Cushe prizes.

GARMIN DOWNHILL CHALLENGE

Garmin, the global leader in satellite navigation and creators of a series of GPS devices geared toward the snowsport enthusiast, will be introducing the brand new Garmin Downhill Challenge at this year's BRITS.

Throughout the week revellers will charge the slopes to register a fastest time to be displayed upon the Garmin leader board positioned centre stage at the Après Arena. Destined to spark post-slope boasting and debate, the Garmin Downhill Challenge winner will naturally receive bragging rights plus a trip to The BRITS 2011 to defend their crown.

RED BULL HOME RUN

Back by popular demand Red Bull Homerun will finish off the high-speed BRITS action spectacularly on Saturday 27th March, when hundreds of competitors race en-mass from the top of the mountain to the bottom five miles below.

The starting line sees an army of skiers and snowboarders jostling for position before racing to their kit - Le Mans style - and then tanking it flat-out all the way to the bottom for glory.