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Robin Goomes Wins Third Consecutive Red Bull Rampage Women's Title

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Robin Goomes Wins Third Consecutive Red Bull Rampage Women's Title
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Robin Goomes secured a historic third consecutive victory at the 2026 Red Bull Rampage women's finals. She achieved this feat by scoring a 93.5 on her second run, narrowly defeating Hannah Bergemann.

Key takeaways

  • Robin Goomes became the first rider to win three consecutive Red Bull Rampage women's titles.
  • Goomes secured the victory with a second-run score of 93.5.
  • Hannah Bergemann finished in second place with a score of 92.75.
  • Kirsten Van Horne took third place with a score of 86.50.
  • Goomes also earned the People's Choice and Utah Sports Commission Best Trick awards.

Robin Goomes made history at the 2026 Red Bull Rampage women's finals, becoming the first rider to ever win three consecutive victories. According to a Pinkbike report published October 8, Goomes secured the win with a massive 93.5 score on her second attempt at the original venue.

Goomes faced intense competition from Hannah Bergemann in a close contest. While Bergemann held the lead after the first run with a score of 91.25, Goomes moved into first place during her second run. Bergemann finished as the runner-up after a second run that earned her a 92.75. Kirsten Van Horne completed the top three podium finishers with a score of 86.50.

Several individual awards were presented following the finals. Robin Goomes received both the People's Choice Award and the Utah Sports Commission Best Trick Award for her flat spin. Hannah Bergemann was honored with the BFGoodrich Tires Toughness Award. Other award recipients included Chelsea Kimball for the Anker Moment of the Day, Vinny Armstrong for the Oakley Meta Style Award, and Janelle Soukup for the Kelly McGarry Spirit Award.

The women's finals featured a field of ten riders following an updated start list due to several injuries. The competitors included Chelsea Kimball, Kirsten Van Horne, Janelle Soukup, Harriet Burbidge-Smith, Mikayla Parton, Casey Brown, Vinny Armstrong, Georgia Astle, Hannah Bergemann, and Robin Goomes.

The event featured high-stakes riding at the original Red Bull Rampage venue. During the competition, Chelsea Kimball reported a crash at the Clifford Big Red drop feature but successfully finished her run, scoring a 61 for her first run and 81.87 for her second. Mikayla Parton, a rookie in the competition, placed second after her first run with a score of 81.50.

The final results confirmed Robin Goomes as the three-time champion of the women's Red Bull Rampage.

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