This is a video of BMX riders attempting a nearly impossible Red Bull obstacle course over water. The course gets progressively harder the further you make it, although the rollers at the very beginning are already enough to take a number of riders out. The course ends with riding across
This is a video of Red Bull stunt pilot Dario Costa performing a touch-and-go landing on a train moving at 75MPH. That’s impressive. Way more impressive than just crashing the plane into the side of the train, which is what I would have done, all the money from the bank
This is a video of Red Bull mountain biker Matt Jones jumping his ride through the open rears of two autonomous Scania semi trucks traveling in opposite directions. It’s a tight window (less than a second), but after lots of planning and practice, he successfully makes the jump. That’s cool,
This is a video of climber Domen Škofic attempting a climbing route underneath the wings of a flying plane, using handholds made by his father. He falls on his first two attempts (he has a parachute or there only would have been one attempt), but manages to complete the route
This is a video of Brazilian skateboarder Sandro Dias setting the Guinness World Records for ‘the tallest drop into a temporary quarter pipe’ and ‘the fastest speed on a temporary quarter pipe’ by dropping into a ramp built on the side of the appropriately shaped Centro Administrativo Fernando Ferrari (CAFF)
This is a video of Norwegian mountain biker Brage Vestavik riding down an absolutely bonkers trail made with what appear to be lengths of cut shipping pallets. “It’s called wood.” And wood is good. Red Bull titled the video ‘The Gnarliest Line Ever Ridden?’, and while it certainly might be
The Red Bull Hardline is considered one of the most difficult downhill mountain bike races in the world. And, after watching this video (three and a half minutes of near certain death), I can see why. This is the helmetcam footage of Canadian mountain biker Jackson Goldstone’s winning run at
This is a video documenting Red Bull skydiver Max Manow’s quest to wingsuit into the Grand Canyon, grab hold of a tow bar below a plane, and be lifted back up into the sky for another skydive without ever having to land. Think of it as aerial refueling, but for