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NrNameNATPunkte
1.Martin NiefneckerGER1800
2.Kyle CroxallCAN1000
3.Gabriel AndreCAN890
4.Kim MüllerSUI730
5.Lari JoutsenlahtiFIN690
6.Paavo KlintrupFIN690
7.Kilian BraunSUI650
8.Scott CroxallCAN600
9.Lukas KolcCZE540
10.Michael UrbanCZE511,60
11.Louis Philippe DumoulinCAN500

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2012-02-02

Beware of Ice | Red Bull Crashed Ice 2012-02-02

Valkenburg

With much of Europe in deep freeze amid the coldest spell of the winter, the Red Bull Crashed Ice World Championship arrives in Valkenburg, in the Netherlands, for the second race of the 2012 season....

2012-01-26

Dutch courage: Red Bull Crashed Ice race in Valkenburg the 'toughest yet' 2012-01-26

Valkenburg Race

The longest ice cross downhill track ever built will put the skills of the world's best athletes to the test in Valkenburg during the Red Bull Crashed Ice World Championship race on Saturday,...

2012-01-24

Blades of Glory | A great start to the season 2012-01-24

Kyle Croxall
by Kyle Croxall

Kyle Croxall took the glory in an exciting first race in the USA, though not without controversy - the Canadian sets the record straight in the Red Bull Crashed Ice blog...

2012-01-24

On Track: Red Bull Crashed Ice returns to Valkenburg! 2012-01-24

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From the shortest track in Saint Paul, Red Bull Crashed Ice goes straight into the longest ride of the season for the second stop of the 2012 World Championship in Valkenburg, in the Netherlands...

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Event Details

Location
Quebec City Quebec-Canada (Map this address )
Start
2009-01-23 at 12:00 PM
End
2009-01-24 at 12:00 PM
About
A combination of hockey, boardercross, and downhill skiing, Red Bull Crashed Ice presents a new playing field for amateur and semi-pro hockey players around the world. Instead of a flat-surface rink, racers storm down a 550m ice-track that not only winds its way through an urban environment, but delivers a series of hairpin turns, big-air jumps, banked corners, step-ups, drop-offs, gaps and vertical drops usually reserved for draw bridges. Red Bull Crashed Ice is arguably the fastest sport on skates, and is dictated by one simple rule: first to the bottom wins.