Red Bull Rampage: Spectator Advisory
by Tyler Maine
Sep 2, 2008
Red Bull Rampage features the world's greatest riders tackling the most intense terrain any contest has offered – no novices here. The same applies for spectators; this event is not for casual observers. The new Red Bull Rampage venue was chosen for its ability to challenge the riders and push their limits, so it is remote, hot, dangerous, and unforgiving.
Should you choose to attend, free parking is located at the intersection of Highway 9 and Camino Del Rio St. (approximately one mile east of downtown Virgin, UT). No transportation from the parking lot to the venue will be provided. From the lot, it is four miles to the contest venue over uneven desert terrain that you will either have to hike or pedal. If you ride it, you'll need to check your bike at the on-site bike valet once you reach the contest venue, no exceptions. Spectators will be required to stay within designated viewing areas at the base of the course near the finish line – no exceptions. No pets will be allowed, and non-adult spectators are not recommended. If this sounds harsh, that's because it is; this isn't a mountain resort, this is the desert. All on-site rules and requirements are necessary to ensure everyone's safety and enjoyment.
If you decide to attend, pack plenty of water, snacks, sunscreen, extra layers of clothing, basic first-aid gear, and a flashlight/headlamp as no provisions will be available on-site. In other words, treat it like an unsupported weekend ride with your buddies. Just think ahead, be smart, and come prepared.
http://www.redbullrampage.com
If you decide to attend, pack plenty of water, snacks, sunscreen, extra layers of clothing, basic first-aid gear, and a flashlight/headlamp as no provisions will be available on-site. In other words, treat it like an unsupported weekend ride with your buddies. Just think ahead, be smart, and come prepared.
http://www.redbullrampage.com
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18 Comments
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tendon
(Sep 2, 2008 at 0:30)
unforgiving rules for a unforgiving contest
It sucks for the riders that get messed up with all the people in the way but if I was hucking off cliffs and couldnt stop id run all thos people over not try and get out of the way and risk flying off another cliff hahah imo
Wow, really strict! 
I didn't get why you need the first aid kit... :p Just in case you faint or what? lol
I didn't get why you need the first aid kit... :p Just in case you faint or what? lol
I can see why they are doing this I remember watching some old footage and one of the riders was weaving in-between the spectators that were in the way.
i dont think i like the new redbull rampage very much i think the spectators should still be aloud on some sections of the mountain. it is becoming super strict. no more easy going fun times anymore.
i went to 3 of the previous Rampages and the spectators and media we in the way all the time. It sounds a little strict, but they want to make sure that the riders can use every available inch of the venue that they have.
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