etnies MTB Team Rider Brandon Semenuk won his first Red Bull Rampage title in 2008 in Southern Utah when he was just 17 years old. The four-time Rampage Champion shocked the crowd this year with a caveman drop off the start platform to take Best Trick and earn a spot on the podium. Watch Semenuk’s 2022 Rampage run here: https://www.redbull.com/int-en/red-bull-rampage-recap-results
With the most Rampage wins in the event’s history, Semenuk certainly didn’t have anything to prove. After jumping straight down from the start gate into his run, he kept it interesting with a bar spin into his canyon gap, a signature tail whip on the flat drop, and followed that up with a backflip, a one-footed table and closed the run out with a 360 flat spin knack. He wore the etnies Jameson Mid Crank MTB shoes for his contest run.
Congrats, Semenuk!
Red Bull Rampage is the premier big mountain freeride event in the sport. The event has a 20-year history marking some of the biggest and baddest tricks, lines and moments in freeriding history on the rugged desert landscape of southern Utah.
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