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Kyle Croxall, a Canadian firefighter, got his second win in the second race of the 2012 Ice Cross Downhill World Championship on Saturday. In the Red Bull Crashed Ice...
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Holland's hardest hill meets Ice Cross Downhill
VALKENBURG (Netherlands)
The longest, meanest ice cross downhill track ever built will put the skills of the world's best athletes to the utmost test in Valkenburg (Saturday, Feb. 4, 2012). Canada's Kyle Croxall will be aiming to expand his lead at the second stop of the 2012 Red Bull Crashed Ice season.
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Croxall wins frigid season opener in Saint Paul
SAINT PAUL, Minnesota (USA)
Canada’s Kyle Croxall upset defending champion Arttu Pihlainen of Finland in a thrilling Red Bull Crashed Ice World Championship battle in front of a frozen but enthusiastic crowd of 80,000. The Americans embraced their first ice cross downhill race since 2004. Scott Croxall (CAN) finished third.
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Ice Cross Downhill back in U.S. for season opener
SAINT PAUL (United States)
The high-speed thrills and spills of Red Bull Crashed Ice return to the United States with the 2012 season opener in Saint Paul. Defending champion Arttu Pihlainen will be trying to stay ahead of a flock of fleet Canadians and speedy racers from around the world.
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Flying “Transformers” swoop into Seoul
SEOUL (South Korea)
Four American B.A.S.E. jumpers leaped off the 236-meter high “N Seoul Tower” in South Korea’s capital city yesterday. Their history-making jump was just one of the spectacular acts staged by Red Bull to mark the entry of the world’s largest maker of energy drinks into the South Korean market.
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