Hello and welcome to the Pink Bike Podcast. I'm Mike Casmer, and today I'm joined by Stefan

Pelletier and with special guest, Terrick Razuli. Terrick's been involved with free ride

mountain biking since it first started to gain global attention all the way back in the early

2000s. He was the only Rocky Mountain frow rider from Europe. He was with Brett Tippy,

Wade Simmons, and Richie Schley, kind of helped bring free riding to a wider global audience.

And unfortunately, it crashed during a film shoot in 2002, left and paralyzed.

But in the years since, he's remained a very influential personality in the mountain bike world.

He started Resolution, it's a sports marketing agency,

also founded the Free Ride Mountain Bike Association.

I was back in 2010.

In the year since,

there's just on event promotion, athlete management, a whole bunch more. Terrick's been fully embedded in the sport for over 25 years at this point. So definitely a influential personality behind

the scenes. So if you don't know him, he's probably been involved in things that you've watched

or athletes that you know. So today we've got him on

to take a look back at this year's Red Bull Rampage as well as kind of the history of the event

and try to figure out what it might look like in the future. And yeah, and also kind of,

if there's room for improvement, if the event even still needs to exist and more, yeah, even

more, just all kinds of kind of big questions and

small questions. And also, Stefan and Terrick were both on the ground this year during the event,

so they really have insight that some people that watch them home may not have. So, yeah, welcome to the

podcast, both of you. Yes, it's a lot to unpack from this year's rampage, I think.

It's a heavy topic, so thanks, Terrick, for joining us.

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