Red Bull Rampage

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

History

The competition was held from 2001–2004 and then canceled due to the increasing risk competitors were taking. After a three-year hiatus, Rampage returned in 2008.[2] For the 2008 event wooden features have been introduced to what has previously been a "Natural" only course.[2]

The competition is usually held in October. The event is similar to freestyle skiing and snowboarding, where competitors are judged on their choice of lines down the course, their technical ability and the complexity of tricks. Red Bull Rampage has become one of the biggest mountain biking events of the year.[3]

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.[4]

Results

2016

Dates: 12–14 October 2016[5][6][7]

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

2015

Dates: 15–16 October 2015[9][10][11][12]

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

2014

Dates: 29–30 September 2014[13][14][15]

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

2013

Dates: 11–13 October 2013[16][17][18][19]

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

2012

Dates: 5–7 October 2012[20][21][22]

Pl. Rider Score
1 Canada Kurt Sorge 86.75
2 France Antoine Bizet 79.00
3 United States Logan Binggeli 78.50
4 Spain Andreu Lacondeguy 74.00
5 United States Tyler McCaul 71.00
6 Canada James Doerfling 70.50
7 United States Cameron McCaul 70.00
8 Canada Thomas Vanderham 68.25
9 United States Kyle Strait 65.75
10 Canada Kyle Norbraten 65.25
11 Canada Geoff Gulevich 65.00
12 United States Wil White 64.50
13 Belgium Nico Vink 63.50
14 Canada Brandon Semenuk 63.25
15 Sweden Martin Söderström 63.00
16 Switzerland Ramon Hunziker 62.50
17 Canada Brett Rheeder 58.25
18 France Pierre-Edouard Ferry 56.50
19 Canada Darren Berrecloth 55.50
20 Canada Brendan Howey 41.75
  • Prize fund: $40,000.[4]

2010

Dates: 1–3 October 2010[3][23][24]

Pl. Rider Score
1 United States Cameron Zink 89.2
2 United Kingdom Gee Atherton 82.4
3 Canada Darren Berrecloth 81.2
4 Spain Andreu Lacondeguy 79.0
5 Canada Geoff Gulevich 77.2
6 Canada Thomas Vanderham 76.6
7 Canada Robbie Bourdon 76.0
8 United States Kyle Strait 75.6
9 United States Logan Binggeli 74.8
10 Canada Kurt Sorge 73.0
11 Canada Alex Prochazka 72.2
12 United States Tyler McCaul 71.8
13 Canada Graham Agassiz 71.0
14 France Cédric Gracia 70.4
15 United States Greg Watts 65.6
16 Czech Republic Michal Maroši 64.2
17 United States Jamie Goldman 63.8
18 Canada Curtis Robinson 62.4
19 Canada Mike Hopkins 0.0
United States Chris Van Dine 0.0
Canada James Doerfling 0.0
  • Prize fund: $25,000.[4]

2008

Dates: 5–6 October 2008[2][25][26]

Pl. Rider Score
1 Canada Brandon Semenuk 82.2
2 Canada Kurt Sorge 79.6
3 Canada Thomas Vanderham 77.6
4 Canada Mike Kinrade 76.0
5 United States Cameron Zink 73.6
6 Canada Mike Hopkins 73.4
7 France Cédric Gracia 66.6
8 Canada Graham Agassiz 65.0
9 United States Kyle Strait 59.8
10 Canada Darren Berrecloth 55.2
11 Canada Robbie Bourdon 54.2
12 United States Paul Basagoitia 52.4
13 United States Cameron McCaul 0.0
Czech Republic Michal Maroši 0.0
United Kingdom Gee Atherton 0.0
  • Prize fund: $20,000.[26]

2004

Dates: 30–31 October 2004[1][27][28][29]

Pl. Rider Score
1 United States Kyle Strait 85.8
2 United Kingdom Gee Atherton 83.8
3 Canada Steve Romaniuk 79.8
4 Canada Thomas Vanderham 79.4
5 United States Lance Canfield 78.0
6 United Kingdom Ben Reid 70.4
7 United States Cameron Zink 69.6
8 Republic of Ireland Glyn O'Brien 67.6
9 Canada Mike Kinrade 67.4
10 Canada Wade Simmons 64.0
11 Germany Guido Tschugg 63.8
12 Canada Matt Hunter 56.2
  • Prize fund: $15,000.[1]

2003

Dates: 16–19 October 2003[30][31][32]

Pl. Rider Score
1 France Cédric Gracia 88.8
2 Canada Andrew Shandro 84.8
3 Republic of Ireland Glyn O'Brien 79.4
4 Czech Republic Michal Maroši 77.6
5 Canada Steve Romaniuk 77.2
6 Canada Thomas Vanderham 76.4
7 South Africa Greg Minnaar 76.2
8 Canada Mike Kinrade 73.6
9 United States Greg Smith 70.2
10 Canada Kyle Richey 70.2
11 Canada Richie Schley 60.4
12 Canada Joe Schwartz 0.0
  • Prize fund: $12,000.[30]

2002

Dates: 12–13 October 2002[33][34]

Pl. Rider Score
1 Canada Tyler Klassen 79.6
2 France Cédric Gracia 76.2
3 Canada Darren Berrecloth 75.4
4 Canada Shaums March 75.0
5 Canada Dave Watson 73.0
6 United States Kyle Strait 72.2
7 Canada Richey Schley 71.4
8 United States Lance Canfield 70.8
9 Canada Thomas Vanderham 66.4
10 Canada Robbie Bourdon 63.2
11 Australia Andrew Mills 61.4
12 United States Chris O'Driscoll 59.4
  • There were 28 riders in the start list.[35]
  • Prize fund: $10,000.[4]

2001

Dates: 20–21 October 2001[36][37][38]

Pl. Rider Score
1 Canada Wade Simmons 78.4
2 United States Greg Smith 76.4
3 Canada Robbie Bourdon
  • 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.[38]
  • Prize fund: $8,000.[38]

Winners

Pl. Rider Titles Winning years
1 United States Kyle Strait 2 2004, 2013
Canada Kurt Sorge 2 2012, 2015
Canada Brandon Semenuk 2 2008, 2016
4 Canada Wade Simmons 1 2001
Canada Tyler Klassen 1 2002
France Cédric Gracia 1 2003
United States Cameron Zink 1 2010
Spain Andreu Lacondeguy 1 2014

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