How To Watch the 2024 Red Bull Rampage

How To Watch the 2024 Red Bull Rampage

Virgin, Utah (October 8, 2024) – Anticipation for the 2024 Red Bull Rampage has reached a fever pitch as in just two days, the riders will hear the famous “3…, 2…, 1…, dropping!” for the first time as the women roll in from the famed start gate, followed by the men on Saturday. On Thursday, October 10th, the 18th edition of the premier big-mountain freeride mountain biking competition kicks off. The top 8 female freeriders and top 18 male freeriders are set to compete in a brand-new, two-day event format in what’s sure to be a historic showdown in the desert of Southwest Utah. Here’s where fans can watch all the jaw-dropping action from Red Bull Rampage:

Women’s Broadcast: Thursday, October 10th at 9pm ET/6pm PT simulcast on ESPN+, Red Bull TV, and Red Bull Bike’s YouTube channel.
Men’s Broadcast: Saturday, October 12th at 12pm ET/9am PT on ESPN+ in the U.S. and on Red Bull TV in all other countries.
Highlight Shows: Two one-hour highlight shows will also air back-to-back Sunday, October 27th on ESPN2 with the women’s competition taking place at 5pm ET/2pm PT and the men’s competition taking place at 6pm ET/3pm PT.
Turning the Utah desert into a stadium for the biggest freeride mountain biking competition is a herculean effort. The grueling work is not done by a professional event team with an army of power equipment. Shaping the red dirt of Utah is carried out by the rider’s themselves and their team of diggers, armed with water, hand tools, and sandbags. They have eight days to construct the lips, landings and lines to carry them from the top of the mountain to the safety of the finish corral over 600-feet below.

Showing this construction process is a staple of the Red Bull Rampage broadcast. Why do they choose that specific line? What inspires their dig teams to stand in the heat of the desert sun and swing a pickaxe for hours on end to build a competition line for their athlete? But one aspect of the Red Bull Rampage build story that has never been able to be quantified is the physical toll it takes on the riders before they drop into the competition.

For the first time, tracking this impact is possible with the help of Samsung’s Galaxy Ring. Galaxy Ring delivers personalized insights, offering a more comprehensive understanding of a users’ health and wellness. That includes intuitive tools like Energy Score, which takes sleep, activity, and more into account to convey a users’ overall condition using a score between 1-100. At Red Bull Rampage, riders Casey Brown and Kurt Sorge will wear a Galaxy Ring to measure and track their Energy Score, helping the athletes ensure they get enough recovery time as well as see what areas of their routine need improvement in between each digging and riding day. Both athletes also recognize the importance of sleep when recovering and will take advantage of Galaxy Ring’s personalized tips for improved sleep — such as meditation before bed. The broadcast team will track Brown and Sorge’s Energy Score daily during the 10-day event and will highlight the toll of the competition by sharing the data with viewers at home. Samsung’s Galaxy S24 Ultra will serve  as the official action smartphone camera, capturing heart-pumping shots throughout the thrilling events.

To stay up to date on the latest Red Bull Rampage information including venue and competition details, spectator info, news from the mountain, and results, follow @RedBullBike and visit the event website here.

Red Bull Rampage is proudly supported by BFGoodrich Tires, Samsung Galaxy, GoPro, Can-Am, OANDA, and the Utah Sports Commission.