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Red Bull Hardline is approaching fast. With the final rider list announced and preparations being finalised, we’re just days away. There are no spectators allowed on site this year, but the event is being streamed live. Here’s who is riding, and where and when you can watch.
Final Rider List
- Adam Brayton
- Craig Evans
- Matt Hockenhull
- Brendan Fairclough
- Charlie Hatton
- Kade Edwards
- Kaos Seagrave
- Lewis Buchanan
- Bernard Kerr
- Elliot Heap
- Harry Molloy
- Joe Smith
- Jono Jones
- Laurie Greenland
- Oscar Harnstrom
- Brage Vestavik
- Gaetan Vige
- Jerome Caroli
- Johny Salido
- Matteo Iniguez
- Thibault Laly
- Thomas Genon
- Sam Gale
- Vincent Tupin
- Johannes Fischbach
- Jim Monro
- Josh Lowe
- Theo Erlangsen
Red Bull Hardline 2021 Course Map
What to Expect
Is it cliche enough to expect the unexpected? Early weather reports show a dry week of practice, followed by light rain on Saturday and patchy showers for the race on Sunday. Will that benefit some riders above others? Who is more likely to take some risks?
Nestled in the remote Welsh mountains the course ensures riders will have to defy some of the largest jumps and slab rolls seen in downhill mountain biking, including an extension of the gap on the mammoth Step Up jump for this year, making it faster than ever before, and leading directly into a brand new 65ft step down feature.
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Where and How to Watch
Throughout the whole weekend on Red Bull TV there will be rider interviews, behind the scenes access and all the action live from Dyfi. The finals start from 2 PM (BST) on Sunday but before that, you can watch qualifying on Saturday at 2 PM.
For more information, including rider bios, course info and past events, head to the Red Bull Hardline website.
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I flipping love this event. let’s hope the internet can cope!