I arrived last night to the Relentless NASS Festival, and it is looking good so far. NASS is always a big camping event and almost all of the guys camp. It gets pretty crazy. So I set up camp in the middle of the night at about 3 am. I thought it would be deserted, was surprised to see a bunch of others setting up and partying. I guess that’s just how English people do. I woke up the next morning expecting typical English Weather, cool cloudy, and some rain, but the sun was shining bright! The park was looking rad, fun with lots of big ramps. Same with the dirt jumps, the riders were throwing down on them in practice.
Day Two of Relentless NASS 2010 was as expected, really fun. The riders went big all day in Park, Dirt, and Mega-Ramp qualifiers. The first event of the day was on the Goliath Mega-Ramp. The USA’s Ben Snowden came out on top, going very high with lots of style and great looking tricks. He was followed by the UK’s Scott Hamlin, the winner on last year’s Mega-Ramp, 
I arrived last night to the Relentless NASS Festival, and it is looking good so far. NASS is always a big camping event and almost all of the guys camp. It gets pretty crazy. So I set up camp in the middle of the night at about 3 am. I thought it would be deserted, was surprised to see a bunch of others setting up and partying. I guess that’s just how English people do. I woke up the next morning expecting typical English Weather, cool cloudy, and some rain, but the sun was shining bright! The park was looking rad, fun with lots of big ramps. Same with the dirt jumps, the riders were throwing down on them in practice. 
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