First Female Rampage Riders Announced

 Eight of the top female freeride athletes have been invited to the 2024 Red Bull Rampage, the world’s premier big-mountain freeride competition. The women’s competition will debut on Thursday, October 10th, and in less than two months’ time, these top athletes will descend on Southwestern Utah where they’ll compete for the first time in the event’s history to determine the best in the sport.

“I’m so honored and excited to get to be a part of the first ever women’s competition at Red Bull Rampage,” said Red Bull freeride athlete Hannah Bergemann. “Red Bull Rampage is the pinnacle event of freeride mountain biking, and I’m so excited for women to have a platform on this stage. I can’t wait to see everyone compete.  This will elevate the sport and continue to open doors for the next generation of female mountain bikers.”

The eight competitors in the inaugural women’s competition were selected by a committee of former Red Bull Rampage competitors, pro athletes, judges, and industry experts based on a combination of recent competition results, video submissions, and overall ability.

The inaugural Red Bull Rampage was held in 2001, and since then, 17 different events and 9 different winners have earmarked their place in the history books. Only time will tell which rider will add their name to the history books as the first-ever women’s winner.

2024 Red Bull Rampage Invited Female Athletes

Camila Nogueira (ARG)

Casey Brown (CAN)

Hannah Bergemann (USA)

Jess Blewitt (NZL)

Robin Goomes (NZL)

Vaea Verbeeck (CAN)

Vero Sandler (UK)

Vinny Armstrong (NZL)

2024 Red Bull Rampage Female Alternates

1. Harriet Burbidge-Smith (AUS)
2. Chelsea Kimball (USA)
3. Georgia Astle (CAN)
4. Micayla Gatto (CAN)

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