Errol Kerr is a 2010 Olympic ski cross racer for Jamaica (9th place, flag bearer) who now works as an excavation foreman in Truckee, California. This page collects the independent press about him. Two decades of third-party coverage in one place — the 2010 Vancouver Olympics, the SKI Magazine cover, Warren Miller films, Jamaican national press, Sierra Nevada local papers, and the excavation work that came after. Every link below goes to the original publisher. Nothing here is self-published.
Available for interviews on Olympic ski cross, Jamaica's winter program, the racing-to-trades pivot, and Sierra weather and public-safety work. The site publishes its own verified forecast error against the Truckee airport station.
Background and the long-form biography live on the about page. Current writing — Sierra storm analysis, excavation field guides, and build documentation — is on the blogcast.
Errol Kerr's most recent third-party coverage, updated as new stories run.
National ski media, industry press, and the Warren Miller catalogue.
Primary sources. These are the records journalists and fact-checkers should cite.
Jamaican outlets covering the country's only Vancouver athlete — including his answer to the critics who called the qualification a gift.
Truckee and Tahoe papers have followed this from the qualification through to the loader seat at 4 AM.
Wire and magazine coverage from the years Errol Kerr built Jamaica's ski cross program from Truckee and Alpine Meadows.
Where the whole arc gets told — racing, the cover, losing his dad, Truckee, and the trades.