Drew Bezanson's Uncontainable

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What happens when the ramps you want to ride are so big they don’t exist? No stranger to testing the boundaries of fear on a BMX bike, Canadian rider Drew Bezanson has literally climbed the rafters at contests just to drop in higher than anyone else. Eventually, he reached the point where no current ramp set-up was high enough or big enough to push himself on. Enter Uncontainable, a custom-built set-up made of enormous shipping containers. At a secret location near his hometown of Truro, Nova Scotia, Drew worked tirelessly with a team of renowned ramp builders, led by Nate Wessel, to put together some of the biggest BMX obstacles ever ridden. Needless to say, Bezanson has gone mental. Feast your eyes on some of the gnarliest BMX riding like never seen before.

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Martin Soderstrom‘s ‘Ride to Recovery’, ep. 2

The road back to not only riding, but winning after a horrific leg break at Red Bull Joyride has been a long one for Martin Söderström. His mettle has truly been tested in both his ability to handle pain and the psychological demons that go with a bad injury.

The 360 tailwhip is the trick that landed him in hospital and into such a struggle. At FISE Montpelier, Martin's first contest back on the bike, he has to battle it face-to-face.

But fate isn't finished with Martin just yet and events take a turn for the unexpected, just when he thinks he's getting back to his best... Watch the video above for the full story.

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Binggeli Returns to Rampage After Huge 2013 Crash

Red Bull Rampage veteran competitor Logan Binggeli, who finished on the podium in third at the event in 2012, didn't enjoy the same kind of luck in 2013. After turning in a clean first run, Logan wanted to take it up a notch in run two, going for a huge backflip off the Oakley Icon Sender step-down feature. He landed it but quickly went off-line on the narrow landing and went over the bars, breaking his femur in the resulting crash.

As you can see in the video above, Binggeli bounced back for a successful 2014 season. "Racing's been really good this year," he says in the video. "I put that crash behind me as a crazy accident, and I'm looking forward to shredding it and giving it my all for this year's Rampage, just having fun and going for the win."

Unfortunately, in a heartbreaking twist, Logan broke his fibula in the same leg one week before athletes were due to arrive on site for Red Bull Rampage 2014. Showing his true colors as a die-hard Rampage competitor, however, he hasn't ruled out taking a run at the brand-new venue during the qualifying round. He'll make his decision two days prior, so send some positive vibes his way and help get him back on the bike.

Watch the live webcast of the finals on Sunday, September 28, starting at 12:30 p.m. MT on Red Bull TV and the official Red Bull Rampage site.

RED BULL DISTRICT RIDE – THE DOCUMENTARY

Munich, September 18^th 2014 – The world’s best 24 riders performed an incredible array of mind-blowing tricks to amp up the 62,000 live spectators. For 2 days, Nuremberg’s historic city centre turned into a boiling pot for extreme mountain biking. The crowds witnessed the first ever Tsunami Flip in a MTB contest as well as a head-to-head battle until the last minute.

But what’s behind bringing a massive freeride course to the streets of a European metropolis? Who are the people that work so hard to ensure the athletes can throw down those breathtaking tricks? And what do the pros get up to when they are not practicing or competing? 

Over several weeks, Lukas Tielke (a.k.a Peoplegrapher) took his RED EPIC DRAGON behind the scenes to portray the Red Bull District Ride. In this 10 minute documentary you’ll witness amazing cinematography surrounding the course that sprung from 100km of wood enough screws to circle the city. Epic shots with great tunes, sit back and enjoy the show....

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