The new jump box section was the next area to be graced by some talented humans – gallery below.

It starts with a choice of a lower levelled step up or a sort of long and low to generate speed for the slightly hipped second jump (with the option of a wall ride). The hip leads to one of the largest vert walls I have ever seen, sending you back towards the start. A large box and step up are the obstacles of choice on the way back, then finally you can either fly out onto the starting deck, hit a curved wall ride or an 8ft quarter if you decide you want another run through the line.

The jam was like a battle between the boosters such as Matt Harris and Casson Downing against the big trick riders like Kane Mitchell, Scott Hamlin and James Jones. It was so good to see James return to the event after writing himself off the previous year. For those who don’t remember, he bailed on a back rail footjam resulting in a broken back and neck.

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The event timings became pretty casual due to people getting stoked on the new box session, so not a lot really happened on the street section. There was however an over 30s bowl jam where Martyn Tambling did a ridiculous alley-oop fufanu 180 in (above). That trick pretty much ended the jam as people started to leave in dribs and drabs before braving the long drives home.

I will definitely be returning for more Cornish shenanigans next year!