Red Bull Rampage is back in the Utah desert, and for the first time ever, 8 amazing women riders will show off their freeride skills today, 2 days ahead of the men get their shot. Its been 23 years since the first Rampage, and finally, the Worlds Best Women Freeriders get their time in the spotlight jumping of the red rocky cliffs and hitting handbuilt dirt jump lines to show off wild slopestyle tricks on the biggest stage in freeride mountain biking!Watch it directly on Red Bull TV starting at 7pm local time in Virgin, UT (9pm on the East Coast, 1am GMT).2024 Red Bull Rampage: Women take the freeride MTB stage(Robin Goomes, photo by Robin ONeill/RedBull)After first teasing us with a separate, smaller Red Bull Formation event for women in 2019, now Rampage invites 8 of the worlds best freeriding women to the iconic big mountain bike hotspot in Utah, just days before the men compete. Its the 18th running of Rampage, and the first to give the women a spot at the event.(Vinny Armstrong, photo by Robin ONeill/RedBull)Red Bull says the Formation freeride progression sessions paved the way for this years step up. Through exposure to the dirt and steep lines, the entire womens field advanced their skill set on the Utah terrain at Formation then linked together top-to-bottom runs on previous Rampage venues. Fearless riders like Casey Brown and Camila Nogueira are known for their hard-charging style and ability to tackle big drops while riders known for flips, whips, and superwomans such as Robin Goomes, Vaea Verbeeck, Vero Sandler, and Vinny Armstrong will also star.(Vaea Verbeeck, photo by Bartek Wolinski/RedBull)Later today well see 8 women take on the worlds toughest mountain bike competition. They will ride an all-new course that theyve been dialing in, starting nearby the biggest & steepest lines from 2018/2019. Thats also where the men and their small dig teams are now out scratching new tracks into the side of the loose cliffs and building new jumps to create flow out of the jagged landscape. (Robin Goomes, photo by Robin ONeill/RedBull)Watch the women here, later today!(Kind of like how you should #watchthefemmes on the road-side of pro cycling.)(Casey Brown, photo by Emily Tidwelll/RedBull)Watching Rampage (on site previously as a fan) felt like I was witnessing the pinnacle of the sport and you knew you were part of something special. Whether or not they have Rampage as their goal, I think the trickle-down effect of having women at the event will be massive for mountain biking. Casey Brown, Canadian freerider2024 Red Bull Rampage Invited Women Riders(Photo by Emily Tidwelll/RedBull)Camila Nogueira (ARG)Casey Brown (CAN)Robin Goomes (NZL)Vaea Verbeeck (CAN)Vero Sandler (UK)Vinny Armstrong (NZL)Georgia Astle (CAN)Chelsea Kimball (USA)plus alternate Micayla Gatto (CAN)(Vinny Armstrong, photo by Emily Tidwelll/RedBull)Anytime: Freeride mountain bike filmIn the meantime to get in the freeride mood, check out Red Bulls latest Anytime film an immersive film featuring the worlds best female and male freeride mountain bikers. If that trailer piqued your interest, you can head over to RedBull.com here to watch the full one-hour film. You werent going to be productive at work today, anyway.Men will Rampage this weekend, tooOn Saturday morning, 18 men will line-up on top of the mountain, including 2023-winner Cam Zink, 4x champ Brandon Semenuk, World Cup DH racer Brendan Fairclough, 2022 runner-up Szymon Godziek, and moreRedBull.comThe post The Best Women in the World Get a Jump on the Men Today at 2024 Red Bull Rampage appeared first on Bikerumor.