One Of Your Days - Winner: Carter McMillan

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"We had to pick a winner between the skiing and creativity. Everybody put in such a good effort and I'm amazed at the level of charging. Well done everyone! Congratulations Carter, see you in Verbier"

- Candide Thovex

 


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