Following the incredible success of the event in 2009, Red Bull Crashed Ice returned to Québec City for another session of insane downhill ice-skating - this year as the eastern hemisphere leg of the Red Bull Crashed Ice World Championship. The one-of-a-kind 550-metre (56 vertical metres!) urban ice track wound and dove its way through the city’s stunning landscape.
| POS | NAME | NAT | PTS |
| 1. | Kyle Croxall | CAN | 1000 |
| 2. | Arttu Pihlainen | FIN | 800 |
| 3. | Scott Croxall | CAN | 600 |
| 4. | Paavo Klintrup | FIN | 500 |
| 5. | Fabian Mels | GER | 450 |
| 6. | Kilian Braun | SUI | 400 |
| 7. | Lari Joutsenlahti | FIN | 360 |
| 8. | Jim de Paoli | SUI | 320 |
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Blades of Glory | First for success Feb 3, 2012
by Scott Croxall
Now I'm through the Elimination Round, I'm going to relax, maybe ice a few wounds, and then prepare for the main race. It's about time I got a first place!
Elimination Round: Swiss ace out skates favourites to reach final Feb 3, 2012
Switzerland’s Kilian Braun posted the fastest time on a frosty Friday night in Valkenburg, leading a crop of hungry challengers in the Elimination Round of Red Bull Crashed Ice...
Rivals Croxall and Pihlainen go head-to-head in Valkenburg Feb 3, 2012
It's currently three wins apiece for Kyle Croxall and Arttu Pihlainen after a controversial final race in Saint Paul, USA, three weeks ago...
Red Bull Crashed Ice: Crash course in the Valkenburg track Feb 3, 2012
Watch this video and go for a ride on the longest Red Bull Crashed Ice track ever created in Valkenburg, in the Netherlands. The 575-metre-long circuit also contains one of the highest start ramps,...
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