HUGE CONTEST ALERT!

Revelstoke Mountain Resort has been given two more entry spots into the Canadian Freeskiing Championships qualifier to give away to Revy locals. Mountain Sports International gave us the extra spots, and we want to see a hometown hero top the podium!

You’ve got until Sunday to send in your best pics, videos and a write-up about what makes you a stellar contender for this amazing competition. Do you regularly slay Kamikaze? Do you huck 25 footers in your sleep? Can you throw yourself down any terrain on the mountain with style and ease? Tell us why you should get one of these coveted spots and you could get your chance to use your home-court advantage against the world’s best freeskiers.

Create a Facebook page for yourself telling us why you should be in the comp, post the link to the Revelstoke Mountain Resort Facebook group so that people can check it out, and then get as many fans as you can! We’ll be picking the winners based on fan support, awesome photos, mind-boggling videos, and your persuasive bio. Post the link to your page on the RMR Facebook group and tell the people why they should vote for you! Please note that it’s up to you to pay the entrance fee, and you have to be 18 or over to enter the competition. The qualifier registration filled up in 11 minutes, but this is your extra chance!

The Canadian Freeskiing Championships at Revelstoke Mountain Resort will showcase some of RMR’s most spectacular terrain including high alpine bowls, chutes, cliffs and gladed features that will push even the most veteran freeskiers to their limit. The competition takes place from January 6-10, 2010.

“We are thrilled to add Revelstoke Mountain Resort to the premium list of resorts hosting the Subaru Freeskiing World Tour. The quality of snow, terrain, and vibrant mountain culture make Revelstoke a perfect fit for the FWT,” says Adam Comey, President of Mountain Sports International. “The FWT features the world’s best big mountain athletes and the Revelstoke terrain will be an excellent opportunity for our athletes to continue to push the sport to new levels.”