Just Ride

Red Bull Rampage week is in full swing, and the rider lounge is open! 🎙️🏜️

Throughout the show, Rob and Eliot are joined by Tomas Lemoine, Carson Storch, Brett Rheeder, Natasha Bradley, Mikayla Parton, Johny Salido and Hayden Zablotny for a conversation that goes everywhere. From line building and preparation to close calls, favourite Red Bull Rampage memories, dream features and life beyond the contest, the stories keep coming.

There's plenty of laughter, different opinions, behind-the-scenes stories from the desert, and the kind of conversations that only happen when some of the biggest personalities in freeride mountain biking are all in the same place.

Georgia Astle's journey to the top of freeride has been anything but conventional.
Georgia joins Rob Warner and Eliot Jackson on Just Ride to tell the story of how she went from discovering mountain biking as a teenager in Whistler to racing downhill World Cups and enduro, before eventually finding her place in freeride and standing on the Red Bull Rampage podium.
She opens up about the pressure that almost took the enjoyment out of racing, why stepping back helped her rediscover her love for riding, and how an unexpected opportunity at Red Bull Rampage changed the direction of her career.
Georgia also takes us inside the reality of riding Rampage, from choosing and building a line in the Utah desert to managing fear and knowing when a feature gets the green light. Plus, she breaks down what it took to hit the enormous El Presidente drop, why riders sometimes resort to throwing rocks to judge speed, and what goes through your mind when you're still waiting for the landing to appear.
She also discusses the progression of women's freeride, mentoring the next generation and why protecting her love for mountain biking remains more important than chasing every opportunity.
This is Georgia Astle on Just Ride.

Nicholi Rogatkin has spent his career redefining what's possible on a mountain bike.
The slopestyle legend joins Rob Warner and Eliot Jackson on Just Ride to talk about his journey from BMX to mountain biking, winning the Triple Crown, dealing with the pressure of competition and the mindset behind some of the biggest tricks the sport has ever seen.
Nicholi breaks down exactly what it takes to land a 1440 – including why he learned to close his eyes during the rotation – and explains how visualization helps him manage the risks that come with pushing slopestyle to its limits.
He also opens up about the crash that left him with a badly injured wrist, finding his confidence again, the evolution of slopestyle competition and why he's now looking for another opportunity to compete at Red Bull Rampage.
Plus, Nicholi talks about his growing career behind the microphone, the next generation of riders pushing him to keep progressing and why, after more than a decade at the top, he's still not finished creating new tricks.
This is Nicholi Rogatkin on Just Ride.

Aaron Gwin changed downhill mountain biking.

Ronan Dunne joins Rob Warner and Eliot Jackson for one of the most honest conversations yet on Just Ride.
From missing qualifications and battling serious injuries to winning UCI Downhill World Cups and Red Bull Hardline, Ronan shares how his mindset has evolved, why he still embraces risk, and what it really takes to compete at the very top of downhill racing.
They also dive into training, recovery, Red Bull Hardline, growing up in Ireland, and the journey from being known as the "wild man" to becoming one of the fastest riders in the sport.

The 2026 Red Bull Rampage rider list has landed!

Kate Courtney joins Rob Warner and Eliot Jackson for one of the most honest conversations we've had on Just Ride.
From becoming a World Champion at a young age to questioning whether she should retire, Kate opens up about rebuilding her career, creating She Sends Racing, recovering from injury, winning Leadville, becoming Marathon World Champion, and why taking risks has transformed the way she races.
It's a conversation about purpose, resilience, and finding success on your own terms.

In this episode of Just Ride, Rob Warner and Eliot Jackson sit down with Tahnee Seagrave to reflect on a career spent at the very top of downhill mountain biking. From battling some of the sport's greatest riders to overcoming serious setbacks, Tahnee opens up about the highs, the lows, and what continues to drive her today.
The conversation explores her rivalry with Rachel Atherton, recovering from concussion, rebuilding confidence after injury, and the mindset required to return to winning at the highest level. Tahnee also shares what life is like away from racing, how the sport has evolved throughout her career, and why she's still chasing the biggest prize in downhill racing.
Whether you're a lifelong downhill fan or simply fascinated by what it takes to perform under pressure, this is an honest conversation about resilience, growth, and the pursuit of excellence.

In this episode of Just Ride, Rob Warner and Eliot Jackson sit down with Christopher Blevins to reflect on a historic season that saw him become the first American in 34 years to win the UCI Cross-country Overall World Cup title. Christopher shares how years of patience, persistence, and trusting the process finally came together at the highest level.
The conversation explores Christopher's BMX roots, the mindset that helped him reach the top of cross-country racing, and why meditation, staying present, and focusing on the process matter more than chasing results. They also dive into bike setup, racing psychology, the future of XC, and why mountain biking needs more personality and storytelling.
Christopher also discusses the growth of cross-country racing in the United States, his creative project Still Spoke, his ambitions heading toward the Olympics, and what excites him most about the future of mountain biking.

In this episode of Just Ride, Rob Warner and Eliot Jackson sit down with Asa Vermette to reflect on his remarkable rise from junior standout to Elite World Cup winner. Asa opens up about the highs and lows of his final junior season, how setbacks helped shape his mindset, and what it was like to claim victory in his very first Elite World Cup.
The conversation explores everything from bike setup and finding confidence on race day to working alongside downhill legend Aaron Gwin, learning to trust the process, and discovering the elusive "flow state" that every racer chases. Asa also shares how his approach to training, racing, and preparation has evolved as he's stepped onto the biggest stage in downhill mountain biking.
They also discuss Red Bull Hardline, the resurgence of American downhill racing, life on the Frameworks team, and what the future holds for one of the sport's brightest young stars.