As of 11th of August, a full length show dedicated to Simpel Session will be airing on Extreme Sports Channel, the biggest action sports television channel in Europe. According to Mario Kalmre, the main organizer of Simpel Session, this is the first time that the festival has been scheduled to air a full length show on a major international TV channel. „Extreme Sports Channel is without doubt the most important and the most popular action sports TV channel on this side of the Atlantic, through which Simpel Session will reach around 25 million households across Europe, Middle East and even Africa,“ Kalmre noted. He pointed out, that Simpel Session has however gained some impressive air-time on international television before, as in the the last couple of years clips from the festival have been broadcast on FOX Sports, Fuel TV and MTV, reaching millions of viewers in the US.
“It’s a pleasure to be working with Simpel Session to bring some of the best BMX and skate action to our viewers. Simpel Session is
one of the biggest dates in the European action sports calendar and the show really brings the amazing atmosphere of the event to life, as 
well as offering a fascinating behind-the-scenes look at what it takes to put on such a major event,“ said
Tim MacMullen, Extreme Sports Channel General Manager.
The 45-minute Simpel Session 10 anniversary festival TV programme is scheduled to air on the 11th of August in Extreme Channel Poland and followed on other Extreme Sports Channels via cable and digital TV in 50 countries, including Estonia. More info about Extreme Sports Channel on http://extreme.com/
Show includes interviews with riders like -
Brian Kachinsky, Rasmus Paimre, Rob Darden, Diogo Canina, Sean Sexton, Alessandro Barbero, Hoang Tran, Ben Snowden, Kevin Kiraly, Isaac Lesser, Danny Hickerson and Drew Bezanson.
Simpel Session 11 will take place in February 2011, as part of the Tallinn European Capital of Culture 2011 programme.
well as offering a fascinating behind-the-scenes look at what it takes to put on such a major event,“ said Tim MacMullen, Extreme Sports Channel General Manager. 
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