Check out some of the action from day one of the Red Bull Cold Rush.
Highlights from the Red Bull Linecatcher finals in Vars, France, including Candide Thovex's stunning winning run after a two-year absence from competition.
The pre-teaser for next week's highly anticipated fourth edition of Red Bull Cold Rush at Retallack, BC
An epic recap of the fourth annual Red Bull Cold Rush at Retallack, BC, complete with insight from the athletes on the event along with some of the sickest highlights that went down.
Join Grete Eliassen and professional skier Devin Logan as Grete returns to her hometown of Minneapolis, Minnesota, for some sessions at her old resort as well as some urban shredding.
What if the Winter Olympics were held in Montreal instead of the Summer Games? It might have looked like this...
Red Bull Moments captures athletes doing amazing feats at 1000 frames per second and who better to show off his moves than two time X-Games gold medalist, Bobby Brown. Bobby breaks down his thought process while performing a triple cork 1440 he landed in Alaska, spring 2011...all caught in super slow motion. Watch the full segment from Alaska on the new Matchstick Productions film, Attack of La Nina at http://www.skimovie.com
On the eve of Red Bull Cold Rush, here's an amazing video profile on Sean Pettit, which takes you inside the life of one of the best skiers of our time in his hometown of Whistler, BC. For more information on Pettit and his upcoming quest to three-peat at Red Bull Cold Rush, check out http://www.redbull.ca/cs/Satellite/en_CA/Article/cold-rush-2012-athletes-021243168535182.
Silverton bills itself as a simple Victorian mining town. But in the same place that was once the site of a silver rush, there's now a Cold Rush when Red Bull returns to town. Find out the excitement unleashed on this normally-quiet mountain town as they once again host Red Bull Cold Rush.
Meet Pep Fujas, designer of the Red Bull Cold Rush course, and find out what went into making one of the craziest slopestyle courses ever attempted.
Get the POV from the Cold Rush judges in this video clip.
"McConkey," a 90-minute documentary to be released in 2013, is a heartfelt examination of the legacy one athlete left to the progression of his sports, and the path he paved to conquer his dreams. Shane McConkey is revered as the pioneer of freeskiing and ski base jumping, and through his talent and unique outlook on life, he inspired countless lives. "McConkey" celebrates the life of one of the world's ultimate innovators. Visit mcconkeymovie.com or shanemcconkey.org for updates.
Skier Bobby Brown drops in at Snowbasin to try and hammer home the last stop of the Dew Tour trying to get onto the podium.
It's into the pow as X Games gold medalist Bobby Brown heads up to Smiley Creek, Idaho with the Smith crew for some backcountry skiing. With no contests this weekend and bluebird skies, it's a time for a little break, but that doesn't stop the guys from getting in some banger clips.
Bobby takes a break from the snow and heads out to LA to catch some waves in Hermosa Beach. After, he flies up to Mammoth Mountain where the blue bird conditions allow Bobby to land his first switch double misty 12 of the season.
What happens when you give some of the best skiers access to a helicopter at Silverton Mountain with chutes and cliffs? You get Red Bull Cold Rush. Enter one of the most progressive all rider judged backcountry ski competitions where anything can happen.
It's off to Tignes, France as pro skier Bobby Brown gets fired up for the European X Games and tests his skills in the slopestyle competition, where he nails his run and climbs onto the 1st spot on the podium.
In the eleventh episode, Bobby puts his fears aside and tries bobsledding for the first time in La Plagne, France. The boys then head to the French Alps to get some backcountry skiing in, building some fun kickers and a crazy step-over jump on the slopes.
In the PREMIERE episode of "Winch Sessions", we meet up with professional snowmobiler Levi LaVallee, who gives us the low down on what to expect from the upcoming season. We then mission over to Minnesota where we are introduced to "Skier Steve," who has spent the last four years attempting to land a 97ft rail.
After a heli ride to Åre, Sweden it's game time at one of the sweetest ski competitions of the year -- the Jon Olsson Invitational. We see Bobby Brown, Ken Gusworthy, and a whole slew of skiers throw down and get some massive air on perfectly shaped ramps. We are talking about triple cork 1440s, switch triple rodeo 1440s and the like.
It's slushy springtime but that doesn't stop Bobby Brown from having a great weekend of shredding at Mammoth for the annual Salomon Jib Academy. Buckle up and head down to the slopes for this episode of Bobby's Life.
Gold medalist Bobby Brown heads up to Whistler for the AFP World Championships - bad weather plagued the practice and start of the competition but cleared enough to get a couple decent runs in from the guys. In the end, Bobby's good friend Gus Kenworthy ends up taking first and a brand new car.
Bobby, along with fellow skiers Karl Fostvedt, Banks Gilberti, Sean Jordan, Clayton Vila, and Will Berman are in Schweitzer Moutain for a booter session. The jump unfinished upon arrival, the crew rallies together to polish it off, and take advantage of some down time later to build a Mini Tranny run at their condo. Bobby also reflects on the birth, development, and future of the fabled triple cork, and then stomps his best triple ever.
In the latest episode of Bobby's Life, Bobby Brown heads to Keystone, Colorado for a park shoot with Poor Boyz Productions, where bluebird skies softened up the jumps enough to put down some tricks.
In the SEASON FINALE of Bobby's Life, we reflect on the past season by checking out some of the best tricks, crashes, and all around moments that took place during the year. After a successful ski season, Bobby talks about his plans and goals for the upcoming year. We wrap up the season at the premiere of the new freestyle ski movie, "WE: A Collection of Individuals."
Red Bull Jib Ski Kings, which originally began in Italy in 2011 made its North American debut in 2013 at Cypress Mountain, BC, Canada, on March 9th. Using the natural terrain and incorporating existing features on the hill, this participatory ski contest encourages competitors to think outside the box. Multiple transitions into various hits, unique jib-inspired features and personal creativity helped competitors score big during this contest, which promoted a more individual approach to park skiing.
Sean P is back on his planks and is clearly having some fun with it this summer in Whistler, BC at Camp Of Champions.
