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Wakeboarding the Indianapolis Canal – Red Bull Canal Poach

August 24th, 2009 — 1:43pm

JD Webb and Brian Grubb take a break from the pro-wake tour to poach the never-before-ridden Indianapolis Canal. Not to be deterred by a little rain, they were out on the canal scoping their winch drop points and creating features as soon as the sun broke out.

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Duration : 0:1:47

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Wakeboarding in Rail Park – “The Carnival”

August 16th, 2009 — 8:40am

Over 40 of the top wake riders competed in this event, including Red Bull rider and returning champ Parks Bonifay.

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Hijack a Ferry: Wakeboarding in Turkey

August 14th, 2009 — 8:44am

Step 1: Live in Turkey
Step 2: Have a capable team of misfits willing to do your bidding
Step 3: Find 5 guys with cameras to film the whole thing so when you tell your friends and family, you have proof when they call you a liar just like Red Bull athlete Duncan Zuur did when he wakeboarded behind a ferry between Yenikapi and Bandirma in Turkey.

Check out http://redbull.com for more Ferry hijacking action…

Not really much more ferry wakeboarding, but have you heard we’ve wakeboarded an icerberg?
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Duration : 0:1:22

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Wakeboarding an Iceberg, what???

August 10th, 2009 — 10:44am

Josh Sanders, Parks Bonifay, and Adam Errington decide rather than tow into a conventional freestyle park, 150,000 tons of iceberg glory would be a lot more fun.

You know what, I think they were right.

Check out Wakeberg, Wakelab, and more of our athlete’s crazy ideas at http://redbull.com.

Duration : 0:1:33

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“Aqua Alta Surfing”: St. Mark’s Square on a Wakeboard

August 2nd, 2009 — 12:45pm

Everything happened at the speed of light on Tuesday: just a few minutes after 11 a.m., the high-water mark had reached 1.35 metres, equivalent to a good half metre of water covering St. Mark’s Square.

Duncan Zuur’s team pulled a compact, 20 horsepower motor winch from its hiding place and placed it under the square’s arches. One team member, clad in rubber boots, pulled the winchs cable about 120 metres across the square and pressed one end firmly into the hand of Duncan Zuur, who had taken the opportunity to get into his wakeboarding gear. Four elegant turns later, the event was over prompting by a standing ovation from an astounding crowd of tourists.

And luckily for Duncan, the police didn’t even notice.

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Duration : 0:1:57

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