Red Bull Rampage

The Red Bull Rampage is an invitation-only freeride mountain bike competition held near Zion National Park in Virgin, Utah, United States, just to the north of Gooseberry Mesa. From 2001 till 2004, it was held off the Kolob Terrace Road, on the western boundary of Zion National Park.[1][2]

Red Bull Rampage logo

History

Old Red Bull Rampage Course, part of the mountain used in Virgin, Utah

The competition took place from 2001 till 2004. However, by 2005 the organisers canceled due to the increasing risk competitors were taking. After a three-year hiatus, Rampage returned in 2008 at a new venue.[3] The organizers introduced wooden features for the 2008 event. Previously, the competition took place on a natural piste, meaning it was devoid of manmade features.[3]

The event usually occurs in October. Its format is similar to freestyle skiing and freestyle snowboarding, where competitors are judged on their choice of lines down the hill, their technical ability and the complexity and amplitude of tricks. Since its inception, Red Bull Rampage has become one of the biggest events in the Freeride mountainbiking (FMB) calendar.[4]

At the first ever Rampage in 2001, the prize money for the event was $8,000. In 2015, the total prize fund was $100,000.[5]

Results

2021

Date: 15 October 2021[6]

Pl.	Rider	Score
1	Brandon Semenuk	89.00
2	Kurt Sorge	88.33
3	Reed Boggs	87.00
4	Cam Zink	86.33
5	Tyler Mccaul	78.33
6	Kyle Strait	77.66
7	Thomas Genon	77.00
8	Ethan Nell	73.33
9	Jaxson Riddle	72.66
10	Szymon Godziek	54.33
11	Tom Van Steenbergen	00.00
11	Vincent Tupin	00.00

Kelly McGarry Spirit Award: Brage Vestavik[6]
Best Style Award: Jaxson Riddle[6]
Best Digger Award: Jaxson Riddle and his team[6]
Best trick: Tom Van Steenbergen (flat drop frontflip)[6]
Toughness Award: Cam Zink[6]

2019

Dates: 22–25 October 2019[7]

Pl.	Rider	Score
1	Brandon Semenuk	92.33
2	Brett Rheeder	91.00
3	Tom van Steenbergen	89.66
4	Brendan Fairclough	87.66
5	Tyler McCaul	87.00
6	Szymon Godziek	86.66
7	Ethan Nell	86.00
8	Carson Storch	85.66
9	Kyle Strait	83.33
10	Vincent Tupin	81.33
11	Reed Boggs	80.00
12	Emil Johansson	79.00
13	Graham Agassiz	76.33
14	Thomas Genon	74.00
15	Reece Wallace	72.00
16	DJ Brandt	70.33
17	Andreu Lacondeguy	52.33
18	Kurt Sorge	51.66
19	Bienvenido Aguado Alba	45.33
20	Cameron Zink	36.66

People's Choice Award: Szymon Godziek[7]
Kelly McGarry Spirit Award: Tyler McCaul[7]
Best trick: Brett Rheeder (can-can backflip)[7]

2018

Dates: 23–26 October 2018[8]

Pl.	Rider	Score
1	Brett Rheeder	89.66
2	Andreu Lacondeguy	87.33
3	Ethan Nell	86.33
4	Tom van Steenbergen	84.66
5	Thomas Genon	83.33
6	Tyler McCaul	82.00
7	Kyle Strait	80.33
8	Szymon Godziek	75.00
9	Kurt Sorge	74.00
10	Brendan Fairclough	67.66
11	Adolf Silva	64.33
12	Vincent Tupin	63.00
13	Reed Boggs	59.66
14	Rémy Métailler	55.66
15	Graham Agassiz	50.00
16	Brandon Semenuk	36.00
17	DJ Brandt	33.33
18	Carson Storch	00.00
18	Jordie Lunn	00.00

People's Choice Award: Adolf Silva[8]
Kelly McGarry Spirit Award: Brendan Fairclough[8]
Best trick: Tom van Steenbergen (flat drop backflip)[8]
Cameron Zink and Bas van Steenbergen withdrew before the start.

2017

Dates: 26–27 October 2017[9][10]

Pl.	Rider	Score
1	Kurt Sorge	92.66
2	Cameron Zink	90.33
3	Ethan Nell	90.00
4	Brandon Semenuk	89.66
5	Brett Rheeder	89.33
6	Thomas Genon	89.00
7	Carson Storch	87.66
8	Kyle Strait	87.33
9	Tyler McCaul	87.00
10	Tom van Steenbergen	84.33
11	Andreu Lacondeguy	83.00
12	Antoine Bizet	81.66
13	Darren Berrecloth	81.00
14	Vincent Tupin	78.00
15	Pierre Edouard Ferry	76.33
16	Logan Binggeli	69.66
17	Bas van Steenbergen	68.66
18	Ryan Howard	67.66

People's Choice Award: Antoine Bizet (44% votes)[11]
Kelly McGarry Spirit Award: Pierre-Edouard Ferry[11]

2016

Dates: 12–14 October 2016[12][13][14]

Pl.	Rider	Score
1	Brandon Semenuk	84.33
2	Antoine Bizet	81.00
3	Carson Storch	79.00
4	Kurt Sorge	78.66
5	Kyle Strait	78.33
6	Thomas Genon	77.66
7	Tyler McCaul	76.00
8	Andreu Lacondeguy	75.33
9	Pierre-Edouard Ferry	74.33
10	Tom Van Steenbergen	73.33
11	Darren Berrecloth	70.66
12	Rémy Métailler	66.33
13	Kyle Norbraten	62.66
14	James Doerfling	60.33
15	Brett Rheeder	54.00
16	Graham Agassiz	50.66
17	Cameron Zink	47.33
18	Conor MacFarlane	43.33

People's Choice Award: Brandon Semenuk[14]
Kelly McGarry Spirit Award: Conor Macfarlane[14]
Best trick: Carson Storch (step down 360 drop)[14]
First double backflip in event history: Antoine Bizet
Prize fund: $200,000.[15]

2015

Dates: 15–16 October 2015[16][17][18][19]

Pl.	Rider	Score
1	Kurt Sorge	96.50
2	Andreu Lacondeguy	95.75
3	Graham Agassiz	94.75
4	Brandon Semenuk	94.25
5	Thomas Genon	91.25
6	Cameron Zink	89.25
7	Darren Berrecloth	87.00
8	Brendan Fairclough	85.50
9	Sam Reynolds	83.00
10	Rémy Métailler	82.50
11	Kyle Strait	82.00
12	Pierre-Edouard Ferry	81.75
13	Brett Rheeder	81.50
14	Kyle Norbraten	80.50
15	Logan Binggeli	75.50
16	Bas van Steenbergen	70.50
17	Ryan Howard	66.75
18	Mitch Chubey	63.25
19	Kelly McGarry	62.25
20	Paul Basagoitia	0.00
20	Antoine Bizet	0.00

People's Choice Award: Brandon Semenuk (25% votes)
Best trick: Sam Reynolds (Superman over the Canyon Gap)
Prize fund: $100,000.[5]

2014

Dates: 29–30 September 2014[20][21][22]

Pl.	Rider	Score
1	Andreu Lacondeguy	95.25
2	Cameron Zink	89.50
3	Brandon Semenuk	89.25
4	Kyle Strait	89.00
5	Brett Rheeder	88.50
6	Kyle Norbraten	82.75
7	Jeff Herbertson	82.50
8	Brendan Fairclough	77.25
9	Paul Basagoitia	76.50
10	Mitch Chubey	76.25
11	Szymon Godziek	76.00
12	Kelly McGarry	73.25
13	Thomas Genon	71.50
14	Louis Reboul	70.75
15	Carson Storch	69.25
16	Pierre-Edouard Ferry	67.50
17	Geoff Gulevich	66.00
18	Ramon Hunziker	37.75
19	Tom van Steenbergen	35.00
20	Mike Montgomery	24.00

Best trick: Cameron Zink (360 drop)[21]
Prize fund: $75,000.[5]

2013

Dates: 11–13 October 2013[23][24][25][26]

Pl.	Rider	Score
1	Kyle Strait	87.50
2	Kelly McGarry	86.75
3	Cameron Zink	84.75
4	Andreu Lacondeguy	84.25
5	Tyler McCaul	80.50
6	Pierre-Edouard Ferry	76.50
7	Cameron McCaul	75.75
8	Brendan Fairclough	75.50
9	Garett Buehler	74.50
10	Thomas Genon	72.50
11	Ramon Hunziker	71.50
12	Mike Montgomery	66.75
13	Logan Binggeli	66.25
14	Wil White	64.75
15	Geoff Gulevich	64.25
16	Nico Vink	63.75
17	Graham Agassiz	56.25
18	Kyle Norbraten	53.75
19	Brendan Howey	52.00
20	Mike Hopkins	0.00
	Brandon Semenuk	0.00
	James Doerfling	0.00
	Antoine Bizet	0.00
	Paul Basagoitia	0.00
	Mitch Chubey	0.00

Best trick: Cameron Zink[26]
Prize fund: $55,000.[26]

2012

Dates: 5–7 October 2012[27][28][29]

Pl.	Rider	Score
1	Kurt Sorge	86.75
2	Antoine Bizet	79.00
3	Logan Binggeli	78.50
4	Andreu Lacondeguy	74.00
5	Tyler McCaul	71.00
6	James Doerfling	70.50
7	Cameron McCaul	70.00
8	Thomas Vanderham	68.25
9	Kyle Strait	65.75
10	Kyle Norbraten	65.25
11	Geoff Gulevich	65.00
12	Wil White	64.50
13	Nico Vink	63.50
14	Brandon Semenuk	63.25
15	Martin Söderström	63.00
16	Ramon Hunziker	62.50
17	Brett Rheeder	58.25
18	Pierre-Edouard Ferry	56.50
19	Darren Berrecloth	55.50
20	Brendan Howey	41.75

Prize fund: $40,000.[5]

2010

Dates: 1–3 October 2010[4][30][31]

Pl.	Rider	Score
1	Cameron Zink	89.2
2	Gee Atherton	82.4
3	Darren Berrecloth	81.2
4	Andreu Lacondeguy	79.0
5	Geoff Gulevich	77.2
6	Thomas Vanderham	76.6
7	Robbie Bourdon	76.0
8	Kyle Strait	75.6
9	Logan Binggeli	74.8
10	Kurt Sorge	73.0
11	Alex Prochazka	72.2
12	Tyler McCaul	71.8
13	Graham Agassiz	71.0
14	Cédric Gracia	70.4
15	Greg Watts	65.6
16	Michal Maroši	64.2
17	Jamie Goldman	63.8
18	Curtis Robinson	62.4
19	Mike Hopkins	0.0
	Chris Van Dine	0.0
	James Doerfling	0.0

Prize fund: $25,000.[5]

2008

Dates: 5–6 October 2008[3][32][33]

Pl.	Rider	Score
1	Brandon Semenuk	82.2
2	Kurt Sorge	79.6
3	Thomas Vanderham	77.6
4	Mike Kinrade	76.0
5	Cameron Zink	73.6
6	Mike Hopkins	73.4
7	Cédric Gracia	66.6
8	Graham Agassiz	65.0
9	Kyle Strait	59.8
10	Darren Berrecloth	55.2
11	Robbie Bourdon	54.2
12	Paul Basagoitia	52.4
13	Cameron McCaul	0.0
	Michal Maroši	0.0
	Gee Atherton	0.0

Prize fund: $20,000.[33]

2004

Dates: 30–31 October 2004[1][34][35][36]

Pl.	Rider	Score
1	Kyle Strait	85.8
2	Gee Atherton	83.8
3	Steve Romaniuk	79.8
4	Thomas Vanderham	79.4
5	Lance Canfield	78.0
6	Ben Reid	70.4
7	Cameron Zink	69.6
8	Glyn O'Brien	67.6
9	Mike Kinrade	67.4
10	Wade Simmons	64.0
11	Guido Tschugg	63.8
12	Matt Hunter	56.2

Prize fund: $15,000.[1]

2003

Dates: 16–19 October 2003[37][38][39]

Pl.	Rider	Score
1	Cédric Gracia	88.8
2	Andrew Shandro	84.8
3	Glyn O'Brien	79.4
4	Michal Maroši	77.6
5	Steve Romaniuk	77.2
6	Thomas Vanderham	76.4
7	Greg Minnaar	76.2
8	Mike Kinrade	73.6
9	Greg Smith	70.2
10	Kyle Richey	70.2
11	Richie Schley	60.4
12	Joe Schwartz	0.0

Prize fund: $12,000.[37]

2002

Dates: 12–13 October 2002[40][41]

Pl.	Rider	Score
1	Tyler Klassen	79.6
2	Cédric Gracia	76.2
3	Darren Berrecloth	75.4
4	Shaums March	75.0
5	Dave Watson	73.0
6	Kyle Strait	72.2
7	Richey Schley	71.4
8	Lance Canfield	70.8
9	Thomas Vanderham	66.4
10	Robbie Bourdon	63.2
11	Andrew Mills	61.4
12	Chris O'Driscoll	59.4

There were 28 riders in the start list.[42]
Prize fund: $10,000.[5]

2001

Dates: 20–21 October 2001[43][44][45]

Pl.	Rider	Score
1	Wade Simmons	100.0
2	Greg Smith	76.4
3	Robbie Bourdon	74.4
4	Chris O'Driscoll	73.2
5	Mike Kinrade	73.2
6	Randy Spangler	66.4
7	Thomas Vanderham	66.0
8	Dave Watson	63.2
9	Kyle Strait	56.8
10	Gareth Dyer	55.2

There were 22 riders in the start list. Twelve of them advanced to the final, including Chris O'Driscoll, Thomas Vanderham, Kyle Strait, Myles Rockwell.[45]
Prize fund: $8,000.[45]

Statistics

Pl.	Rider	Winner	Runner-up	Third place	Top 3 total	Winning years	Runner-up years	Third place years
1	Brandon Semenuk	4	0	1	5	2008, 2016, 2019, 2021	–	2014
2	Kurt Sorge	3	2	0	5	2012, 2015, 2017	2008, 2021	–
3	Kyle Strait	2	0	0	2	2004, 2013	–	–
4	Cameron Zink	1	2	1	4	2010	2014, 2017	2013
5	Andreu Lacondeguy	1	2	0	3	2014	2015, 2018	–
6	Cédric Gracia	1	1	0	2	2003	2002	–
6	Brett Rheeder	1	1	0	2	2018	2019	–
8	Wade Simmons	1	0	0	1	2001	–	–
8	Tyler Klassen	1	0	0	1	2002	–	–
10	Gee Atherton	0	2	0	2	–	2004, 2010	–
10	Antoine Bizet	0	2	0	2	–	2012, 2016	–
12	Greg Smith	0	1	0	1	–	2001	–
	Andrew Shandro	0	1	0	1	–	2003	–
	Kelly McGarry	0	1	0	1	–	2013	–
15	Darren Berrecloth	0	0	2	2	–	–	2002, 2010
15	Ethan Nell	0	0	2	2	–	–	2017, 2018
17	Robbie Bourdon	0	0	1	1	–	–	2001
	Glyn O'Brien	0	0	1	1	–	–	2003
	Steve Romaniuk	0	0	1	1	–	–	2004
	Thomas Vanderham	0	0	1	1	–	–	2008
	Logan Binggeli	0	0	1	1	–	–	2012
	Graham Agassiz	0	0	1	1	–	–	2015
	Carson Storch	0	0	1	1	–	–	2016
	Tom van Steenbergen	0	0	1	1	–	–	2019
	Reed Boggs	0	0	1	1	–	–	2021
Total		15	14	14	43	Total: 15 editions

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