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Voici enfin les images des temps forts de la Rampage. Du shape à la finale en passant par les entrainements. Avec surtout des images qui permettent de mieux se rendre compte de la technicité des lignes des pilotes. Another epic year of Red Bull Rampage is on the books. People questioned if progression was possible while returning to dirt jumps and removing wooden features. The performance all the riders put forth this year answered that question, with Antoine Bizet landing a double backfli...

Claw is no stranger to big and steep riding, and his line choice for Rampage 2016 proves to us just how skilled and precise the freeride legend is. He and Tyler McCaul set out to conquer a line that was thought to be impassable by event organizers - building a cliff drop dubbed the "Great Wall" on the rider's left ridge line. The crux move in the line: a narrow spine leading to a cliff, cropping out over the edge of a steep canyon with consequential drops on both sides. Watch Claw send it dow...

What’s it like to walk away from a crash at Rampage? Kyle Strait knows - it takes more than a little spill to sideline this beast of a freerider. In his second run after throwing a massive cliff-drop backflip, he gets offline and crashes hard into his next feature. Strait pops right back up, and the crowd loses it. We were stoked to see the energy between the riders and fans at this year’s Rampage - and MAD respect to all the riders who put it on the line for the sake of going BIG.

T-Mac came to Rampage 2016 hungrier than ever, and teamed up with Darren Berrecloth to build a line which features possibly the most exposed area of the fresh, new Rampage site. It's a line that requires absolute focus, and some major cajones to make some of the drops. when T-Mac made it to the bottom during his 1st run of finals, the dude was understandably stoked out of his mind...and so were we. Hats off to you, T-Mac, for laying it down. Check out the GoPro reply of his beefy line from Ra...

Thomas Genon is a slopestyle prodigy turned mountain bike legend with an appetite to go big, real big. He showed up to Rampage 2016 with the will to charge hard and send some mean drops and he did just that. Take a look back at his burly run from the event. _ Experience the world of Red Bull like you have never seen it before. With the best action sports clips on the web and original series, prepare for your "stoke factor" to be at an all time high. Watch Red Bull TV: http://win.gs/W...

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.

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.

The master of all things mountain biking, Brandon Semenuk, sends himself down one of the gnarliest lines from Rampage 2016 - stomping huge backflips, a massive flatspin, all while pinning it down some insanely exposed trail. Hats off to Semenuk for laying down an incredible winning run, and perhaps one of the best in Rampage history.

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.