Adolf Silva's fall at Rampage 2025 and his journey through rehabilitation deeply impressed and shook me. Since then, I've found it hard to view this event as mere entertainment.

Mountain bikers race right through the heart of Stuttgart, through parks, over stairs, and across cobblestones. Under normal circumstances, this would be unthinkable. But when it’s the Red Bull Cerro Abajo—a spectacle in front of 90,000 spectators—it’s a different story. And as the icing on the cake: Women are competing for the first time. And what a lineup they are.

Erice van Leuven is one of two women who could have ridden the whole course at Red Bull Hardline. In her final training run, she doesn't quite make it over the longest jump, crashes heavily and breaks several vertebrae in her neck and chest. In her hospital bed, she explains what happened.

The most famous street trial rider once again shows what he's made of: Danny MacAskill really lets it rip at the Adidas headquarters. Not only is his riding impressive, the sports shoe headquarter is just as eye-catching.

"The fear is always there, but it's how much you tune into it and how much you listen to it." Swedish mountain biker Emil Johansson might be the most successful slopestyle rider in the history of his sport, but as he reveals in this episode of Mind Set Win, fear is still a feeling he experiences every time he puts on his helmet.

Brandon Fairclough shows a risky run over exposed terrain. Bienvenido Aguado Alba rips a massive front flip over a canyon. Why isn't that enough to win the Rampage - and why did Cameron Zink take the title? At the prestigious and injury-prone freeride event, there are always discussions about the ranking. After the event, jury member and freeride veteran Darren Berrecloth gives an insight into how the judges distributed their scores and decided on the rankings.

The presenters Rob Warner, Emily Batty and Eliot Jackson are joined in the studio by Jolanda Neff and Oisin O'Callaghan, the first Irish Downhill World Cup winner. Henrique Avancini looks back on his career.

At the request of his fans on social media, Fabio Wibmer lets them decide where his next edit will be filmed. The community defines the filming location as Valparaiso, Chile, and can also vote on the content and get a look behind the scenes during the entire shoot.
Not even the theft of parts of the camera equipment and film material could dampen Fabio's fascination for this country full of color, generosity and culture.  

For BMX rider and Red Bull athlete Kriss Kyle, there are apparently no limits. With a skatepark bowl suspended from one of the world's largest hot air balloons, Kyle soars over 600 meters above the ground and performs a series of tricks high up in the sky for his latest groundbreaking clip.

A few days away from the year 2022, we can say with a clear conscience that Esperanto is the bike film of the year 2022, because it contains the obligatory "Hell Yeah, sick, Dude!" scenes - and also leaves room for quiet, emotional moments. The film takes you to many countries around the world and tells exciting stories with well-known and unknown mountain bikers. The fifty minutes of the film literally fly by. Predicate: must see.