Robin Goomes rides during women’s finals at Red Bull Rampage in Virgin, Utah, USA on October 8, 2026.

Red Bull Rampage

Virgin, Utah, United States

Virgin, Utah

United States

Robin Goomes rides during women’s finals at Red Bull Rampage in Virgin, Utah, USA on October 8, 2026.

Watch Replay on Red Bull TV

Hannah Bergemann launches from the course during practice at Red Bull Rampage in Virgin, Utah, on 16 October 2025

Women's livestream: Red Bull Rampage

Thu, Oct 8 2026

Luke Whitlock launches his mountain bike through a Utah canyon at Red Bull Rampage in Virgin, USA, on 19 October 2025

Men's livestream: Red Bull Rampage

Sat, Oct 10 2026

Part of event series

Red Bull Rampage

Red Bull Rampage pits the world's best freeride mountain bikers against Utah's brutal desert cliffs. Riders design and dig custom lines down sheer sandstone ridges, and throw down massive tricks.

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Red Bull Rampage 2026 saw the world's best freeride mountain bikers return to the rugged desert terrain of south-west Utah as the event celebrated its 25th anniversary. The action got underway on October 8 with the women's competition, and history was made as New Zealand's Robin Goomes became the first-ever rider to claim three consecutive titles.

The men's event was scheduled to take place on October 10 and the action did get underway. However, with the safety of riders, fans, and staff being a top priority, the decision was made to cancel the rest of the competition due to adverse weather conditions.

Here’s how fans can watch a replay of all the jaw-dropping action:
Women's: You can watch a full replay of the competition in the video below and on Red Bull TV.

Women's livestream: Red Bull Rampage

The world’s best female freeride mountain bikers take on rugged terrain and massive challenging lines in Utah.

Men's: Despite the men's competition being cancelled due to high winds, there was still plenty of incredible riding on show before the action was halted. Watch the full replay below.

Men's livestream: Red Bull Rampage

Top male freeride mountain bikers return to Utah for a high-stakes showcase on the most unforgiving terrain.

About the event

Red Bull Rampage, one of action sports’ most iconic events, returned to the towering cliffs of south-west Utah to mark 25 years of freeride mountain biking. What began as a raw expression of big mountain freeride has become the sport’s ultimate proving ground, shaping mountain biking’s biggest names and most defining moments.
Check out the FAQs page to find out more about the event, including detailed results and how to watch highlights of the competition.
Finley Kirschenmann rides during men’s finals at Red Bull Rampage in Virgin, Utah, USA on October 10, 2026.

Riders and fans returned to Red Bull Rampage's original Utah venue

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Robin Goomes descends a steep cliff face during practice at Red Bull Rampage in Virgin, Utah, USA in October 2026.

Robin Goomes made it a hat-trick of titles

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Hannah Bergemann jumps from a sheer cliff edge during women’s finals at Red Bull Rampage in Virgin, Utah, USA in October 2026.

Hannah Bergemann bounced back from a big crash to claim second

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The top three women's riders (L-R) Hannah Bergemann, Robin Goomes and Kirsten Van Horne celebrate on the podium at Red Bull Rampage in Virgin, Utah, USA, in October 2026.

The three podium-toppers

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Szymon Godziek delivered one of the standout runs

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Jaxson Riddle dazzled on his way down the mountain

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Red Bull Rampage rookie Kade Edwards earned the Best Style award

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About the venue

An aerial view of the venue for Red Bull Rampage in Virgin, Utah, taken in 2024

The iconic red rocks of Virgin, Utah

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In 2026, Red Bull Rampage returned to the original venue on Kolob Terrace Road where the first Rampage took place back in 2001! The location is known affectionately by fans and riders as the OG site.
Explore the topography of the mountainside in a 3D render here.