#red-bull-rampage

#red-bull-rampage

Inclusion of women in judging represents a significant step forward for Red Bull Rampage.

Women in mountain biking require representation at all levels, not just competition.

New judges bring valuable experience to enhance the competition quality.

The women riders at Red Bull Rampage are showcasing resilience and determination while practicing on challenging terrain in Utah.

Casey Brown marks a milestone by participating in the first-ever women's Red Bull Rampage competition.

The 2024 Red Bull Rampage will feature a women's category for the first time, though injuries and scheduling conflicts have affected initial invitations.

Red Bull Rampage 2024 announced its men's field, featuring a diverse roster of top riders.

Tyler McCaul transitions from GT to Ari Bikes, expressing excitement for new opportunities and partnerships.

Ihan Patiño is determined to overcome setbacks in his pursuit of freeride biking success, particularly his dream to compete at Red Bull Rampage.

Casey Brown is the first woman to compete at Red Bull Rampage, marking a significant milestone for women in extreme sports.

Cam Zink demonstrates remarkable resilience by competing in Red Bull Rampage despite serious injuries, highlighting the unpredictability and risks of extreme sports.

Experiencing fear is an inherent part of progression in mountain biking, captured through various intense and freaky riding moments.

Brandon Semenuk wins a record fifth title at the 2024 Red Bull Rampage in Utah.

The final day of practice for women's competitors at Red Bull Rampage showcased resilience and skill despite challenges like weather and injury.