Sundown Sessions - Riders Test Their Lines at Red Bull Rampage 2019

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The last of four practice days before the Red Bull Rampage 2016 final pushed riders to face the gnarliest aspects of their lines and either conquer them or have a long, restless night knowing they'd left features unridden. Not surprisingly, some of the most incredible riding of the week went down, as you can see in the video above.

Darren Berrecloth aka "Bearclaw" descend de la montagne à la Rampage.

Carson Storch may be a Rampage rookie, but his confident 3rd place run showed he can hang with freeriding's finest. With two massive 360s, heavy drops, and tight technical riding, Storch rode his way to a well earned podium spot.

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Premières impressions du terrain avec ceux qui commencent déjà à rouler et les primo-freeriders qui se dépêchent pour finir leurs lignes.

La caméra embarquée de Brendan Fairclough lors de son run à la Rampage 2019 (il termine 4ème).

Kyle Strait is no stranger to Red Bull Rampage, and his line choice at the 2016 venue proved just that. Strait's gnarly line featured beefy drops, sketchy transitions, and perilous exposure around each turn, but going steep and deep is the name of Strait's game, and this GoPro view of his run shows just that.