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Justine Dupont surfed "the greatest wave of her life" in Nazaré
The French surfer's ride is a contender for a new world record.

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Champion Naasz holds off Croxall for first ATSX 1000 victory of season
Reigning world champion Cameron Naasz won the first ATSX 1000 race of the season in Yokohama to move another step towards his fourth Red Bull Ice Cross World Championship title as Maxie Planté won her first ever women's race.

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Lake Ladoga frozen playground for Russians Andreev and Rizaev
BMX duo Kostya Andreev and Irek Rizaev got the chance in 2018 to unleash their BMX tricks over an amazing frozen playground.

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Beautiful Bernina Pass backdrop for skateboard record attempt
The Bernina Pass is better known as a gateway for skiers during the winter, but the beautiful Alps mountain pass acted as the backdrop for a crazy potential skateboard record in 2017.

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Concrete dreams a reality for skaters Barros and Peres
And as a tribute to his stunning creations, Pedro Barros and Murilo Peres were given a one-off access-all-areas pass to skate his architectural designs ranging from the National Congress Palace in Brasilia to the Contemporary Art Museum in Niterói.

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Athletes set free their creativity at home to stay in shape
Join Erik Fedko as he shows his tricks while training at home in Germany. Fedko has a strong passion for anything with two wheels. Thanks to his consistent progression he has nestled himself into the upper reaches of the international slopestyle mountain biking circuit and is looking to step up once again and start taking regular titles.

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Racers battle tough Sri Lankan terrain at Red Bull Tuk It
Red Bull Tuk It returned for the fourth time in Sri Lanka on February 22-23 with the 237 teams taking on the roughest terrains.

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Guggemos backflips over museum roof on wing of aircraft
Trials rider Adrian Guggemos has always wanted to push the sport to the next level and the German stayed true to his word when he backflipped 10 metres over the Technik Museen Sinsheim Speyer roofs on the wing of a supersonic aircraft

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Swiss skater nails worlds longest Manual
Swiss skater manuals for two kilometres at speeds of up to 45km/h on two wheels. The Bernina Pass is better known as a gateway for skiers but the Swiss route acted as the backdrop for a crazy potential skateboard record. In a display of balance, concentration and skill, Simon Stricker hit speeds of up to 45km/h as he shattered the previous best for a manual. At an average speed of 31km/h, Stricker needed to achieve a distance of 1.5kilometres on two wheels alone (hence, with his skateboard tipped upwards), facing a perilous balancing act for the duration of the record attempt.

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10
Texas Cowgirl Chases Down Her Dreams
Kyle Montgomery (the voice of 3x3) and breaks down the rules of the game. 3x3 basketball is an incredibly fast-paced and exciting sport which differs from traditional 5 v 5 in many ways. In this video we introduce you to the rules of 3x3 basketball!

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The triple vertical challenge to Rocciamelone
Fourth edition of triple vertical km challenge, part of the Vertical Kilometer World Circuit for the first time. This race presents a unique track with an altitude of more than 3000m. A challenging race format where 400 sky runners and ultra trailers from all over the world competed to conquer the top of the Rocciamelone mountain.

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Three surfers explore Madagascar in search of waves
Slade Prestwich, Twiggy Baker and Frank Solomon take a trip to the unknown east coast of Madagascar in search of new waves and adventure.

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World First Double Backflip No-hander
Levi Sherwood (NZ) has landed the first ever FMX No Hander Double backflip.

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Local Heros- Swatch Beach Volleyball Major Series
Swatch Beach Volleyball Major Series Local Heroes: Filip Silic and Ivan Djordjevic (CRO)

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Tackling eight elephants a second
White water kayaking is challenging enough, the torrent of water flowing at about 36mph as paddler and kayak battle to start on the course. But having achieved gold at Rio 2016 going the normal way, Britain’s Joe Clarke opted to go upstream battling against 16 tonnes of water – the equivalent of eight elephants a second, akin to “climbing a mountain” on water. Clarke decided to undertake the challenge of kayaking up the 300-metre Troja White Water Course in Prague, a venue he knows like the back of his hand having frequented it on training camps since he was a young boy. Unsurprisingly, it proved a gargantuan ask, Clarke almost giving up after 20 attempts, the lactic acid building in his arms and the paddler seemingly too tired to make it up the bottom drop in reverse fashion. But, in the end, the 24-year-old persevered and cracked the course successfully.

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What it takes to make the ultimate break dancing track
Cape Town producer Ready D teams up hip-hop artist Patty Monroe to create the ultimate breakdancing music in the Red Bull Studios Cape Town.

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