United States | Active: 2026 public video record | Known for: WTRP: Killington, filming, East Coast park laps | Current: Killington Resort video archive
The Killington park surface in late February carries a hard East Coast rhythm: quick in-runs, iron rails, scraped landings and riders resetting before the next lap. Alec Harding’s clearest verified public ski marker comes from WTRP: Killington, a 05:36 park video published on February 27, 2026. The edit places him inside a large Northeast crew at Killington Resort, with Kevin Merchant, Joer Sabella, Simon Graf, Tim Stangel, Davis Taylor, Kyle Kuhn, Jamie Hamlin, Sam Mitchell, Eli Mitchell, Jackson Scott, Nolan Avery, Nick Hastings, Kevin Fenn, Ben Jalbert, Matt Perez-Gelinas, Collin Malone, Brandon Westburg and Jon Legault also listed in the rider order.
Harding’s role in the project is stronger than a simple appearance credit. The video metadata names him as the main filmer, with additional filming by Kevin Fenn and Kyle Kuhn. That gives his profile a media-first angle: he is part of the on-snow crew, but also one of the people shaping how the Killington session is documented. The clip is connected to Arsenic Anywhere, a ski media label whose archive leans toward park laps, rail features, rope-tow energy, road-trip edits and rider-driven filming rather than formal competition coverage.
For skipowd.tv, Harding should be framed as an American park skier and filmer with a narrow but clear public footprint: WTRP: Killington, East Coast terrain-park skiing, and crew documentation around Killington. His strongest verified context is local and video-based, not medal-based. The most relevant surrounding names are Kevin Fenn and Kyle Kuhn as filming collaborators, plus riders such as Kevin Merchant, Joer Sabella, Simon Graf, Tim Stangel, Davis Taylor and Ben Jalbert, who place the edit firmly inside the current Northeast park scene.
