Red Bull Rampage
Red Bull Rampage is an annual freeride mountain biking competition held near Virgin, Utah, in the United States. The event is organized by Red Bull, a company known for its energy drinks and sponsorship of extreme sports events. The competition is renowned for its challenging terrain, which includes steep cliffs, rugged ridges, and massive jumps, making it one of the most extreme and prestigious events in the sport of mountain biking.
History[edit | edit source]
The first Red Bull Rampage was held in 2001. The event was created to push the boundaries of what was possible in mountain biking, combining elements of downhill mountain biking, freeride mountain biking, and slopestyle. Over the years, the event has grown in popularity and prestige, attracting top riders from around the world.
Format[edit | edit source]
The competition format has evolved over the years. Riders are given several days to scout the terrain and build their lines, which are unique paths down the mountain that include jumps, drops, and other features. On competition day, each rider gets two runs to impress the judges, who score based on factors such as difficulty, style, and execution.
Notable Riders[edit | edit source]
Several riders have made a significant impact on the Red Bull Rampage, including:
These riders are known for their innovative lines and spectacular tricks, which have helped to push the sport forward.
Impact on Mountain Biking[edit | edit source]
Red Bull Rampage has had a significant impact on the sport of mountain biking. It has helped to popularize freeride mountain biking and has inspired a new generation of riders. The event has also influenced the design of mountain bikes and gear, as manufacturers strive to create products that can withstand the extreme conditions of the competition.
Safety and Controversy[edit | edit source]
Due to the extreme nature of the event, safety is a major concern. Riders face significant risks, including serious injury or death. Over the years, there have been several high-profile accidents, which have led to calls for increased safety measures. Despite these concerns, the event continues to be a major draw for both riders and fans.
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