#Extreme sports

The 2024 Red Bull Hardline extreme downhill mountain biking race in Wales wrapped up last weekend with Ronan Dunne of Ireland besting the field and winning with a time of 2:23.045, just a hair faster than Bernard Kerr’s 2:24.327. For those unfamiliar with the Red Bull Hardline, it is an annual

The Ironman 70.3 Morro Bay on California’s picturesque Central Coast had 1437 competitors this year and 378 of them didn’t finish the race, mostly due to treacherous water currents during the 1.2-mile ocean swim that caused mayhem and led to many Ironmen needing to be rescued by boat. To be fair,

Greek BMX rider George Ntavoutian just made history when he completed the biggest vertical bike loop ever ridden. The record-setting ride went down near the Greek city of Trikala where an abandoned pipe that measures two stories high (7.5 meters or 24.6 feet) was used for this incredible stunt.

Japanese ski jumper Ryōyū Kobayashi has made history by setting a new ski jump world record of 291 meters, about 954 feet, during an attempt in Iceland where he also landed attempts of 256 meters, 259 meters, and 282 meters. The footage of Kobayashi’s new ski jump world record is insane. He’s

Swedish skier Jesper Tjäder made headlines years ago by creating the first-ever loop as a freestyle skiing element. It was a cool build and led to some sick free riding but he has taken it even further by cutting off the top of the loop to created the ‘Impossible Loop‘ and become the first-ever