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Brett Rheeder announces retirement: one of the best MTB Freeriders

Brett Rheeder has announced that he will retire from racing: winner of the Red Bull Rampage in 2018 and 2022.

Brett Rheeder 2022
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He announced on his Instagram page that retirement is "calling" after 10 years of competing in freeride and slopestyle.

For 2023 I have decided to step away from all competition, focusing time on progressing my riding in new ways, creating new media, enjoying social media and, even if I won't be competing, helping to develop the next generation of slopestyle and freeride as a whole; courses, athletes, training camps, products –Brett Rheeder

Let's go see his winning run at Red Bull Rampage 2022.



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