Here are some of the e-mail answers from the Ski Sunday team.
What is the title of your Ski Sunday music?
Gerry Smyth, UK
'Pop looks Bach' by Fonteyn. Published by Boosey and Hawkes.
Is there any particular person/organisation in charge of promoting skiing in this country?
Stuart Bailey, England
Skiing organisations in this country are quite fragmented, but the BSSF (British Ski and Snowboard Federation) is the governing body. Their website address is http://www.bssf.co.uk. They act as an umbrella for many different organisations including the English Ski Council, the British Association of Ski Instuctors and the Ski Club of Great Britain http://www.skiclub.co.uk.
I was a big fan of Ski Sunday right from its beginnings and just wish I could see it Down Under!
My tip: try the Jochberger Hof restaurant when visiting Kitzbuhel. It's a 15 minute drive from the town heading south towards Pass Thurn in the village of Jochberg. Also, when you're there, check out the Tiroler Stube.
Mike Barlow, Australia
Thanks Mike, we'll try to check it out when we visit Kitzbuhel in prog 6 (16.30 GMT Sun 20th Jan)
I would like to know what type of camera Graham Bell uses when he films the skiers' eye view of each course?
Gary Kirkpatrick, Scotland
It's a standard Sony digital handycam which you can buy in the shops, model no: DCRPC5E
I enjoy the show and appreciate the expert comments which are explained in simple English that non-skiers understand. What I would like to know is whether the biker style helmets slalom skiers wear are compulsory or is it personal choice?
Peter Blood, England
It's purely personal choice. In fact Britain's Alain Baxter chooses not to, wearing his distinctive bandana instead.
Good programme, but please keep it at a regular time slot on Sunday tea-time.
Richard Needham, UK
We agree Richard! Our early time slot last week was only because of the UK Snooker Championships and we will retain our 16.30 GMT slot for the rest of the season.
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