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Red Bull Rampage 2026: Women's lineup revealed
Twelve of the world’s best female freeride mountain bikers are set to compete at Red Bull Rampage 2026, as the event celebrates 25 years of progression in the Utah desert.
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Red Bull Rampage has confirmed 12 of the world’s top freeride mountain bike athletes for the 2026 women’s competition. Returning to the towering cliffs of southwest Utah on Thursday, October 8, the women’s field will once again showcase the creativity, progression and commitment that define big-mountain freeride.
Now entering its third year as part of Red Bull Rampage, the women’s competition continues to build momentum, bringing together established stars, previous podium finishers and a new generation of riders ready to leave their mark on freeride’s biggest stage. Women’s finals unfold on Thursday, October 8, ahead of the men’s contest two days later.
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Red Bull Rampage 2026 women's roster
The 2026 field features riders from six countries, combining proven Rampage experience with athletes who continue to push the boundaries of freeride through film projects, competitions and progression-focused riding.
Pre-qualified athletes
Wild card athletes
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Robin Goomes returns
Robin Goomes throwing a backflip
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I can’t wait to get back in the desert for my third Red Bull Rampage. The original site is legendary, and I’m excited to have the opportunity to create a line there.
Two-time defending champion Robin Goomes returns to the mountain looking to add another chapter to her historic Red Bull Rampage run. She'll be joined by a field of three past podium finishers, a deep roster of returning freeride standouts and one event rookie.
Together, the group represents the continued evolution of women’s freeride mountain biking, a progression that has accelerated dramatically in recent years and continues to raise the standard of riding at Red Bull Rampage.
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Building custom lines in the Utah desert
Hannah Bergemann digging at Red Bull Rampage in Virgin, Utah, USA 2025.
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Supported by their two-person dig crews, each athlete will spend days transforming Utah's rugged desert terrain into a completely unique competition line. From steep chutes and exposed ridgelines to massive drops and technical features, riders must balance creativity, style and execution on a course they help build themselves.
The athlete-built format remains one of Red Bull Rampage's defining characteristics, giving competitors an unmatched opportunity to showcase their vision while pushing the limits of what is possible in freeride mountain biking.
Learn about Red Bull Rampage dig lines
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A new chapter in Women’s freeride progression
The women’s competition enters its third year at Red Bull Rampage, continuing a journey that began with Red Bull Formation in 2019. Created to support and accelerate the progression of women’s freeride mountain biking, Formation helped establish the pathway that led to women competing on freeride’s biggest stage.
Today, the depth of the Red Bull Rampage field reflects years of progression across the sport, with athletes consistently raising the bar through increasingly technical lines, larger features and more creative riding.
Hannah Bergemann sending a back flip
© Bartek Wolinski / Red Bull Content Pool
Red Bull Rampage is one of the most special events in freeride mountain biking, and I’m super pumped to be part of its 25th anniversary
“It’s incredible to see how far women’s freeride has come since Red Bull Formation, and the depth of this year’s field shows just how much talent there is in the sport. I can’t wait to see what everyone brings to the mountain,” shared Hannah Bergemann.
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Celebrating 25 Years of Red Bull Rampage
This year marks a major milestone for Red Bull Rampage. Twenty-five years ago, riders first dropped into Utah's rugged desert landscape with little more than a vision and a willingness to redefine what mountain biking could be.
Since 2001, Red Bull Rampage has helped shape the sport's history, producing some of its most memorable moments and launching the careers of many of freeride's biggest names. The 2026 event represents the 20th edition of Red Bull Rampage and celebrates a quarter century of progression, creativity and innovation in big-mountain riding.
As the next generation of athletes continues to push boundaries, Red Bull Rampage remains the ultimate proving ground for freeride mountain biking.
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How to watch Red Bull Rampage 2026
Spectator tickets for both the women’s and men’s competitions will go on sale August 26 through the official Red Bull Rampage website.
Fans around the world can watch the women’s competition live on Thursday, October 8 at 10 a.m. MT on Red Bull TV and the Red Bull Bike YouTube channel. The men’s competition follows on Saturday, October 10 at 10 a.m. MT.
For the latest event updates, follow @redbullbike, @redbullusa and visit redbull.com/rampage.
Watch 2025 women's Red Bull Rampage
Red Bull Rampage: Women's livestream
12 female MTB athletes compete in this invitation-only freeride event, showcasing their skill and creativity.
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Red Bull Rampage 2026 women's event FAQs
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