A few laps around WildTracks motocross circuit with Barney on his new Honda CR450f 2009 and me on my Ktm 525 exc.

A lap around wildtracks moto x track with a stupid fail about half way around.

This was my first visit to the Mepal F-15 mx track. Had a good day with a few crashes but a lot learnt about riding sand circuits!! Definitely recommended for the intermediate and up!

Snetterton Track day 27th June 2016 on a CBR600RR 2005. 3 laps from the last session of the day.

These are my FF1 qualification jumps at Chatteris with Graham. 17/04/2016

A collection of Epic base jumps on GTA V on PS4 all filmed in first person mode! please Like and share!!

Freefly skydive 2 way practise

Proximity skydive in between crane and building

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Discover the spectacular location of Mardin, Turkey, which is hosting the World Parkour Championship. Watch all of the top freerunners come together to compete in this incredible location, held at the Zinciriye Medresesi.

Check out this run from Enes Kesim from the World Parkour Championship in Mardin, Turkey

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Go behind the scenes with the Italian Bordone Ferrari team as they give us an insight into the making of their new Mi1 Rally bike

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If you want to ski or snowboard at a resort in South America, you basically have to choose between Chile or Argentina. Which one is best for you? Here are some factors to consider: 1) Ease of Travel to the Resorts - Chilean resorts tend to be easier for international travelers. Valle Nevado, La Parva, El Colorado and Portillo are a short drive from Santiago. Of course, there are other Chilean resorts that require a connecting flight or longer drive, but every resort in Argentina is full travel day from Buenos Aires, which can be more difficult for international travelers. So Chile offers more convenient options. Las Lenas and Cerro Castor in Argentina are pretty remote and require even more travel time. 2) Stopover in Buenos Aires or Santiago - Whether you travel to Chile or Argentina, you may want to consider spending a few days in Buenos Aires or Santiago. There is a lot to do and see in each city, so spending time there can be an ideal way to deal with the long travel time from your country to the resort. 3) Travel Expense - It tends to be less expensive to travel to Chilean resorts. This is mainly due to the proximity of Valle Nevado, La Parva, El Colorado and Portillo to Santiago. Even if you consider Nevados de Chillan, which requires a flight from Santiago, some of the travel expenses at Cerro Catedral (like rental car) or Las Lenas are so high that they remain more expensive in terms of travel costs. 4) Mountain Size - The largest resort in Argentina is Cerro Catedral, with 1150 meters of vertical drop and 3000 skiable acres. This is larger than the largest resort in Chile, which is Valle Nevado, with an 810 meter vertical drop and 2224 skiable acres. You can certainly find resorts in Chile that are larger than resorts in Argentina and vice versa. So it s a matter of comparing statistics to know what you are getting. Valle Nevado is bordered by two other resorts - La Parva and El Colorado. When the snow conditions are good, you can ski between all three resorts. But you must buy a ticket for each resort separately, and it can be expensive - up to $260 USD per day. However, if you do, you have access to a combined 4312 skiable acres, which is more than Cerro Catedral. 5) IKON Pass - Valle Nevado in Chile is the only South American resort available on either the IKON Pass or Epic Pass. So if you have an IKON Pass, you can ski or snowboard at Valle Nevado for 7 days. If you have the IKON Base Pass, you get 5 days with blackout dates. 6) Nearby Resorts - As mentioned above, Valle Nevado has two resorts that are connected to it. You could go to either one of these resorts independently or ski or board all of them. Portillo Ski Resort is a 3.5 hour drive away. In Argentina, Cerro Bayo is a 1.75 hour drive from Cerro Catedral, and Cerro Chapelco is a 3 hour drive away. 7) Lunch Options - Cerro Catedral has more lunch options than Valle Nevado. There are food trucks at the base, numerous restaurants at the base, including in a mini shopping mall, and several restaurants on the mountain itself. Valle Nevado only has one restaurant on the mountain. The remaining options are at the hotels at the base. Cerro Chapelco has dining options on the mountain and at the base. La Parva has options on the mountain, but they are sometimes closed. 8) Chairlifts - Argentine resorts like Cerro Catedral and Cerro Chapelco have more chairlifts than Chilean resorts like Valle Nevado and La Parva. So if you prefer chairlifts, you may want to focus on resorts in Argentina. 9) Towns - Valle Nevado and La Parva are examples of Chilean resorts that have essentially no town. They are a collection of accommodations with one small store for food and a few restaurants and bars. Argentinian resorts like Cerro Catedral and Cerro Chapelco are near San Carlos de Bariloche and San Martin de los Andes, respectively. Much larger towns. 10) Accommodations - Because Argentine resorts like Cerro Catedral and Cerro Chapelco are near larger towns, there are more accommodation options. In Chile, resorts like Portillo, Valle Nevado and La Parva have fewer options, but there seem to be a larger number of ski-in, ski-out accommodations. Las Lenas in Argentina is more isolated than Cerro Catedral. 11) Nightlife - Obviously, the smaller the town, the less options for apres ski activities. Argentine resorts like Cerro Catedral and Cerro Chapelco have numerous restaurants and bars, and activities like ice skating and museums to explore in their neighboring towns. At Chilean resorts like Valle Nevado and Portillo, you re really limited to whatever activities there are in the hotels and rental apartments. 12) Views - The views in Argentina and Chile are incredible. You can find lake views at Cerro Catedral, Cerro Bayo and Cerro Chapelco in Argentina. Portillo in Chile also borders a lake. La Parva offers a view of Santiago, and Valle Nevado offers rugged mountains.

I ve known about Valle Nevado ski resort in Chile for a long time and always wondered what it was like. Well, I finally went and here is a sample of what you can expect if you go there. An advanced skier or snowboarder may be able to cover the entire mountain in one day, particularly if they are only skiing or snowboarding on groomed slopes. There are a few slopes at the top of the trail map that are only accessible by T-bar or other surface lift, so if you only like chairlifts, you will have to forego those slopes. Ultimately, it is a great ski resort -- the largest in Chile. If you spend the extra money to buy a ticket for La Parva and El Colorado, which are connected to Valle Nevado, you will be skiing or snowboarding the largest combined ski resort in South America.

If you travel to Chile to ski or snowboard, should you visit Valle Nevado or La Parva? Or both? They are right next to each other, after all. In fact, you can ski or board between them on the mountain. However, if there is not enough snow, or there has been a major storm and they have not yet opened the connecting slope, you cannot ski or board from one to the other. So you may want to consider which one you would prefer to ski or snowboard in case you cannot go between them. After 4 days at Valle Nevado and 2 days at La Parva, here are some factors that I identified that may help you decide whether to choose one or the other. 2:11 - 2:34 - The Road to Valle Nevado and La Parva: This factor actually applies to both resorts. The road from Santiago becomes one way during weekends and Chilean holidays. Generally, in the morning, the direction is uphill and during the afternoons, the direction is downhill. If you arrive in Santiago from a foreign country in the morning on the weekend, you may not want to wait until the afternoon to start heading to Valle Nevado or La Parva. And if you are leaving Chile in the morning, you may have to leave the resorts extra early to ensure that you arrive at the airport in time for your flight. 2:35 - 5:43 - Accommodations: Both Valle Nevado and La Parva have apartment rentals, but only Valle Nevado has hotels. The hotels are all inclusive, with meals and chairlift tickets provided. When there is sufficient snow, the majority of the accommodations at Valle Nevado are ski-in, ski-out or a short walk to the slopes. At La Parva, many apartment rentals are a significant walk to the slopes. Both resorts have free shuttles in case you do not want to walk to the slopes. 5:44 - 6:06 - WIFI: The hotels at Valle Nevado have WIFI. The apartment rentals at both resorts may or may not have WIFI, so pay attention to that point when you are booking a reservation if you want WIFI. My mobile carrier is T-Mobile, and I had no service without WIFI at Valle Nevado, but I was fine at La Parva without WIFI. 6:07 - 6:26 - Mountain Statistics: The vertical drop at Valle Nevado is 810 meters. At La Parva, it is 960 meters. Valle Nevado has 2224 skiable acres, while La Parva only has 988. So Valle Nevado wins on amount of terrain. For comparison to North American resorts, La Parva is comparable in size to Mont Tremblant in Quebec, Canada, and Valle Nevado is comparable to Snowbird in Utah. Both resorts are above the tree line, so you have completely wide open skiing. 6:27 - 9:05 - The Slopes: As a sample, I skied Sol at Valle Nevado and Barros Negros at La Parva, which are both red (advanced) slopes. Red is more difficult than an intermediate slope but easier than an expert slope. Both were groomed and, in my opinion, were perfect for a skier or boarder who is an experienced intermediate. A beginning intermediate should be fine, but may find certain portions steep. 9:06 - 10:00 - Chairlifts: If you do not like surface lifts like button lifts or T-bars, then you should seriously consider this factor before going to either resort. Chairlifts are less than half the total at both resorts. So you will need to take a surface lift at some point if you want to explore either mountain in its entirety. Valle Nevado has 14 total lifts, with 6 being either chairlifts or a gondola. La Parva has 15 total lifts, with 5 being chairlifts. When I was there in August 2022, one of the chairlifts at La Parva was not operating, so there were only 4. If you have the IKON Pass, you can use it at Valle Nevado, which is the only resort in South America that currently accepts either the IKON Pass or Epic Pass. However, if you book a hotel at Valle Nevado, you will likely already receive lift tickets as part of your package. 10:01 - 11:06 - Crowds: When I was in Chile during the first week of August 2022, there were no crowds at Valle Nevado during the week, and no crowds at La Parva on the weekend. I only rode a chairlift with someone else twice during the entire week at either resort. 11:58 - 12:52 - Santiago: If you have not been to Chile before, you may want to explore Santiago. It was larger than I expected with a lot to offer. There have been safety concerns the past couple of years with protests in certain parts of Santiago, but those issues seemed nonexistent when I was there.

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