Vaea Verbeeck - Rampage '24 (2025)
In 2024, Red Bull Rampage made history with the introduction of a women’s category, giving the world’s best freeriders the chance to compete on mountain biking’s biggest stage. For Vaea Verbeeck and her hand-picked dig crew, it was a week of unknowns, high stakes, and relentless determination. In this film, Vaea takes us inside her first Rampage experience, from the pressure of laying down a solid foundation for future women’s events to the teamwork, trust, and grit that carried them through. It’s a behind-the-scenes look at a milestone moment for the sport and the riders shaping its future.
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In 2024, Red Bull Rampage made history with the introduction of a women’s category, giving the world’s best freeriders the chance to compete on mountain biking’s biggest stage. For Vaea Verbeeck and her hand-picked dig crew, it was a week of unknowns, high stakes, and relentless determination. In this film, Vaea takes us inside her first Rampage experience, from the pressure of laying down a solid foundation for future women’s events to the teamwork, trust, and grit that carried them through. It’s a behind-the-scenes look at a milestone moment for the sport and the riders shaping its future.
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Genre:Documentary
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In Theaters:7/10/2025
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Runtime:5 minutes
Studio:Sidehit Films
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