On the biggest and toughest course of the season, Emil Johansson showed that he's not only back to form, but perhaps better than ever. The very first rider to drop-in on Whistler's famed Bone Yard in the finals, Johansson wasted no time and delivered the event-winning run right off the bat with a score of 91.00.

On the women's side, it was Alma Wiggberg laying it all on the line to take home top spot with a winning run of 91.4.

Here's how the final standings looked at the conclusion of Red Bull Joyride 2025:

Men

1. Emil Johansson: 91.0

2. Tim Bringer: 88.65

3. Eric Fedko: 85.9

4. David Godziek: 84.64

5. Tobey Miley: 84.48

6. Chance Moore: 83.51

7. Lucas Huppert: 82.1

8. Griffin Paulson: 81.2

9. Paul Couderc: 80.8

10. Nicholi Rogatkin: 72.8

11. Max Fredriksson: 63.0

12. Ben Thompson: 57.7

Women

1. Alma Wiggberg: 91.4

2. Robin Goomes: 81.2

3. Shaelen Reno: 70.8

With the dates of Crankworx Whistler shifting from July to August to better align with the global race calendar, the 20th-anniversary edition united the mountain biking world in an epic celebration of sport, culture, and community.

Red Bull Joyride once again stood as the crown jewel of slopestyle competitions, drawing the world’s best riders to showcase their skills in the mecca of mountain biking.