2006 Snowboard Cross Olympic Gold medalist, bar owner and rental car rally driver, Seth Wescott is answering the Who? What? Where? Why? And How? From the Go211 community as he returns from his second place finish at the Jeep Tour in Telluride, CO. Now’s your chance to ask Wescott anything and everything; filming in Alaska, brewing beer, winning gold medals, or living in vactaionland USA, fire away he’s all yours.....

i have a lot of them.. i still live on the east coast at sugarloaf and for the east it is for sure the best place to ride for natural terrain. out west i love snowbird, jackson hole and really my favorite is mt. baker up in washington.. there is so much snowboard history at baker and there is amazing terrain access out of bounds there. plus they get ridiculous amounts of snow.

it has affected my life because i have been living within the system of the world anti doping agency and the u.s. anti doping agency for close to ten years now. and the reality of reporting to an agency to let them know of your whereabouts for every day of your life affects you.. personally it makes me feel a little like i was living in Orwell's 1984 and big brother is always looking over your shoulder. i mean i can not go surf for a few hours without the fear of missing an out of competition test because my cell isn't in my wetsuit. it sucks..now my personal belief is that within the snowboard community there are people doping in the way of what they are looking for. i know of one Italian girl who was busted for steroids years ago but that is it. snowboarding isn't the type of sport where you want to be all muscle bound and huge. your knees just won't last if you have extra weight on your frame every time you flat land

i am obsessed with my overly energetic cat and can hear him batting something around the upstairs bathroom floor over my head right now..

well the game plan all along was to move in to powder retirement mode which is slowly coming into effect. follow the Jeremy Jones model and start freeriding my winters away. but at the same time i am still having fun with competitions and the lure of the Olympics is a big so it is a transition that will work its way out over the next six years. then for the after after snowboarding.. well much more surfing. go back to school and study things that are of interest to me. have a family one day and golf a lot..

the whole live web cast is killer to have the world's best events streamed right into your home is something that the whole action sports community was horribly lacking in except for the surf world. so for me to be able to sit here and watch the halfpipe go down at laax is just sick!

all kinds of stuff from having people stalking our female bartenders to straight up fights dealing with throwing out underage kids who got wasted elsewhere and think that it entitles them to drink at your place, we have dealt with all kinds of messes. we just keep our friendly local constables on speed dial and hand the real problem children over..

bow you are killing me.. well i want to really bad and i think the best scenario is a week before i head to a.k. cause Foley has me running around the world like mad.. funny you wrote in man i just woke up and the last thing i was dreaming about was watching a surf vid and you were in it surfing a big wave heat against Kelly Slater. like thirty footers big, you had a sick wave.. are you over in laax? see you at x next week..

Most people would consider winning the Olympics as my greatest accomplishment, and for the most part i would too. but aside from that the progress i have made over the last five springs of riding in alaska is up there for me as well.

Its my home and after living in Colorado for a couple years in the mid 90's I moved home to be closer to my family and train at Sugarloaf. its just always been a good setup for me and I get to spend more time with friends that I grew up with. the summers are nice, golf is good and when the surf is working its a best of both worlds scenario..

Craig Kelly, Terje Haakonsen

eye of the tiger..

powder and laughing alot when its so damn fun..