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  • 1 day ago | jhnewsandguide.com | Ariel Kazunas

    As someone who lives in the Greater Yellowstone area because of the access it provides to the natural spaces that keep me sane, healthy and motivated to keep fighting for a better future for both people and planet, I always will support thoughtful critiques of development that could stand to harm it.

  • Nov 20, 2024 | powder.com | Ariel Kazunas

    The following article first appeared in POWDER's Fall 2024 print issue, 'Not Another Gear Guide'. Get a copy shipped directly to your home, or look for it on a newsstand near you. Adapt & FlySanti Vega Castro was perched precariously, high on the Grand Teton. Balanced on a tiny ledge, the slope dropping off below him at 50 degrees, he started to do something that made his partner, Mark, a little uneasy. He took off his prosthetic leg.

  • Oct 13, 2024 | bikemag.com | Ariel Kazunas

    After two multi-hour wind delays, Red Bull Rampage 2024 saw its men's podium confirmed in the early evening, as Canadian Brandon Semenuk finally managed to take his second run after crashing while attempting a flip whip during his first run. Worth the wait in the end, Semenuk stomped his line - which included a consequential tail whip and flip whip - and ended the day with a score of 92.73.

  • Oct 12, 2024 | bikemag.com | Ariel Kazunas

    Today is the final day of Red Bull Rampage 2024. The live broadcast of the event begins at 12:00pm ET/9:00am PT Saturday October 12th, on ESPN+ in the U.S. and on Red Bull TV in all other countries. A replay will be available on Red Bull TV in the U.S. immediately following the live event. Riders were originally scheduled to drop at 9:30am PST / 12:30pm EST, but a wind delay has pushed the start time back to at least 10am PST / 1pm EST.

  • Oct 11, 2024 | bikemag.com | Ariel Kazunas

    Yesterday, Red Bull Rampage 2024 kicked off with its fist ever women's competition. Seven of the world's top riders vied for a spot on the historic podium, after building their lines down a raw swath of steep, loose, and exposed cliffs, chutes, and ridges in the hills outside of Virgin, Utah. Robin Goomes from New Zealand ended up taking the top spot, with a huge first run that earned her 85 points and set the bar extremely high for the rest of the athletes to follow.

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