Welcome back to the dust storm...
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What's Tyler McCaul's plan of attack?
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High speed ridge gaps are the name of T-Mac's game.
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This line is not for the faint of heart.
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After landing this beast, he'll fly over to a few more sizeable gaps and the big hip drop near the bottom.
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He says it's all about speed, but these shoe gators sure ooze some style. Haha! (Run them on Sunday, T-Mac!)
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Kurt Sorge's run will incorporate this drop to double. It looks fast and flowy, perfect for his style.
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Further down, Sorge will launch into orbit off the Oakley Icon Sender.
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After a good warm up jump session at the bottom, Brendan Fairclough and crew hike up for a first go on the upper part of his line.
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He says it's gnarly, but he buttered it the first time he rode it. World Cup skills meet freeride.
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Wow.
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Here's Brendan's gap from another angle. Can someone please pick my jaw up off the ground?
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Gee Atherton and Stevie Bell have also created some very sizeable hits. He'll transfer from the top right to the bottom left of this photo.
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Gee's line from the side. Top right to center to bottom left. It's huge.
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Sik Mik demonstrates part of Brendan Howey's line.
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Mellow? Yeah right.
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BOOST!
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Kenny Smith peers down a super steep shoot that Howey will likely ride if things get windy. It's always smart to have a Plan B in place.
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Who's watching Lyle?
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Kyle Strait went down today, but he got right back up like the champ he is.
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Garrett Buehler spent more time airing this jump than anyone else, so we're guessing it's part of his master plan.
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James Doerfling eyes up a rather large step down. Expect to see some rowdy stuff from this character.
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Greg Watts is back in a big way, and he has a rad line that takes him down the side of the ridge to the left.
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See the lip way at the bottom? That's where he's headed.
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Brett Rheeder isn't afraid of the quarter pipe, and he threw a few flairs today to prove it.
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"Hey Sorge, is my drain plug still there?" - Claw
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Nestled into the hill behind Fairclough's canyon gap rests part of Brandon Semenuk's line.
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Semenuk will launch from the top right.
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Aptos meets Rampage in this line. Nice work, R-Dog and crew.
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Zink spent a good part of the day working on the run in to the big canyon gap. He'll come straight down from the white part in the top right.
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Anthony Messere has his wits about him for this contest, and we're excited to see how it plays out. We hope there's a big left hand hip involved, just like Crankworx.
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Obligatory sunset parting shot. They're surprisingly easy to come by.
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See you tomorrow...
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The Red Bull Rampage is a truly unique event that allows riders to pick and choose their very own lines down the mountain. With a massive cliffside canvas to work with, the options are seemingly limitless. Curious what everyone has planned, we asked some of the pros to walk us through their lines. - Photos by Brandon Turman
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