Robin Goomes claims her third consecutive Red Bull Rampage title

Robin Goomes wins the Red Bull Rampage again to become the first rider in history to claim three consecutive victories. The 30-year-old New Zealander triumphed in an exciting women’s final in Virgin, Utah, after a spectacular second run that saw her overtake Hannah Bergemann, who had been leading until that point.

This year’s edition also marked the return to the original mountain where the Rampage was born 25 years ago. The venue features huge cliffs and extremely exposed lines, which, for the first time, will be shared by men and women in their respective competitions.

Robin Goomes claims her third consecutive Red Bull Rampage title

The final was dominated by the duel between Goomes and Bergemann, but it also featured outstanding performances from riders such as Kirsten Van Horne, who completed a line featuring a toboggan, a tuck no-hander (condor), a no-hander off a huge cliff and an Indian air to secure third place.

Hannah Bergemann took the lead in the first round with a run featuring a backflip near the top, a tricky technical chute, a huge drop and a final no-hander. Goomes responded with a flat spin 360, a backflip off a big jump and several other tricks, but she could not beat the American’s score.

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Everything changed in the second round. Goomes hit her line again with greater speed and precision, improved the execution of her tricks and added a cancan to the huge backflip towards the end of the run. Her run scored 93.50 points, a mark Bergemann could not beat despite improving her own second attempt.

The day also featured tense moments, including Chelsea Kimball’s heavy crash on the huge Big Red drop, which she successfully cleared on her second run.

With this victory, Goomes has won all three women’s editions of the Red Bull Rampage held since 2024, a record that has never been achieved in the men’s category either. The New Zealander also took home the Best Trick award for her flat spin.

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Una publicación compartida de Diego Campos • Bike & Ciclismo (@diegocamposbike)

2026 Red Bull Rampage women’s results

1. Robin Goomes (NZL) – 93.50 points
2. Hannah Bergemann (USA) – 92.75 points
3. Kirsten Van Horne (CAN) – 86.50 points

Watch the full 2026 Red Bull Rampage women’s event again

The 2026 Red Bull Rampage women’s final is now available to watch again on the official Red Bull TV broadcast, featuring both competition rounds and all the riders’ runs.