In I don’t ever want to be that cold news, this is a video of Red Bull kayaker Aniol Serrasolses dropping down a 60-foot glacial waterfall in the Arctic Circle near Svalbard, Norway. It takes Aniol over seven hours of hiking to get into position for the 2 second ride

Because, occasionally, Red Bull really does give you wings, this is a video of Redbull wingsuiters Marco Fürst and Marco Waltenspiel jumping out of a helicopter, flying along the River Thames and through the gap in the London Bridge, then parachute landing on two floating platforms in the water. That’s

This is a video of Red Bull freeskier Jesper Tjäder conquering the ‘Impossible Loop’, a loop-de-loop that’s missing the top portion of its shape so he has to transition upside-down in the air from one side of the ramp to the other. And, on attempt #42, he nails it. Me?

Because some people’s adrenal glands require extreme stimulation to be activated (the doorbell ringing is enough for me), this is a video of Red Bull athlete Brian Grubb getting towed behind a drone along a 968-foot high rooftop infinity pool in Dubai, where he launches off a ramp to complete

Because risking it all is the only way some people can get their kicks (I play casual video games), these are a couple videos of Joe Scandrett doing his best Super Mario end of level impression by jumping from a parking garage and smoothly sliding down a light pole. Me?

This is video of Red Bull athlete Kade Edwards blasting down one of the world’s most difficult mountain bike trails in the Dyfi Valley of Wales, all being captured by a drone tailing him piloted by the Dutch Drone Gods. I have questions. 1) Why the mountain bike if Red

These are a couple videos of 101 sexagenarian skydivers (which sounds a lot wilder and sexier until you remember it’s just people over age 60) linking up to form a giant snowflake formation in the sky over California. The group jumped from five separate planes, and had less than a

Seemingly haven forgotten he’s not a paraglider, this is a video of a Brazilian kite surfer circling higher and higher into the sky on his way to Oz. That looks terrifying. Did he know what he was doing, or did he get caught in an updraft? How close was he