Utah Style - Video
After being so close to competing, then losing the opportunity to a crash the day of qualifiers, I'm hell-bent on having another shot.
After years of riding the old Rampage sites around my hometown, it would be the events’ tenth anniversary that I would be given a number plate and the chance to ride a line. The week prior to the event spent building, riding practice and having good times was unbelievable! This year I’m riding as much as possible and doing the work necessary to be considered for the 2016 Red Bull Rampage. It would mean a lot to get invited back!
First practice session a few days before Rampage. Photo by Paris Gore
Old Rampage site shenanigans. Photo by Margus Riga
Photo by Gunnar Lindstrom
Our latest project was filmed by Rob Norbutt and team. Despite the July heat and gusty desert winds, our early mornings and late nights paid off. A huge thanks to everyone involved! Instagram @jeremyhottinger
MENTIONS: @jeremyhottingerf / @Sensus
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You've been there, you've seen the lines in person, you should have a good idea of terrain and consequence as well as the relative difficulty to produce a decent edit in that terrain. Camera angle and proximity are a challenge, your video doesn't do your riding abilities any justice.
I singled you out because you have something critical to say on EVERY SINGLE POST on pinbike it seems. Your like the Protour of negative opinions everyone loves to downvote.
So when you took the time to comment on this I went wow, maybe someday I will be good enough for @scott-townes to critisize
I get it, that's your schtick right, you say shitty things, protour is hellbent on convincing people that Demo's are the Worst, Wakileaks criticizes progressive enduro marketing trends.
If pinkbike is a forum, you have a legacy here, we can pick your name out of a crowd and say hey look there's Scott, just saying something shitty as high up in the comments as he can, lets downvote him, he must love that.
TLDR: your pinkbike legacy is just saying negative things about anything you can
Not really, its pretty accurate actually, you say mostly negative things. People start to notice, maybe try not saying so many negative things?
Vicarious is such an apt song for the Rampage, especially last years event.
how is paul bas doing?