2013 was a record setting year for Red Bull, Red Bull Media House, and Red Bull Athletes around the world. This video is a tribute to their success in 2013 and a cheers to what 2014 will bring.
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Check out the 2012 Red Bull Round Up.
Red Bull promoted a video I created, titled "Red Bull Round Up: 2012 - A Year to Remember." It was obviously a huge honor to have Red Bull promote the video, but what I found most interesting is where people were watching the video. Thanks to Vimeo's video analytics program, I was able to see every country the video was viewed in.
Within one month (as of 2-1-13) the video has been watched in 105 countries around the globe.
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This statistic speaks volumes for the power of Twitter, and the fact that Red Bull has truly become a global brand. A snapshot of the analytics for the video can seen below:
The Power of Twitter and the Brand of Red Bull
The full country list, sorted by views, is below (as of Feb. 1st 2013). Some of the countries at the bottom of the list are pretty surprising. Shout out to whoever watched the video in Zimbabwe!
Rank - Country 1. United States 2. Italy 3. South Korea 4. Turkey 5. United Kingdom 6. Spain 7. Canada 8. France 9. Germany 10. Mexico 11. Australia 12. Netherlands 13. Sweden 14. Japan 15. Austria 16. Colombia 17. Bahrain 18. Russia 19. Brazil 20. Argentina 21. Switzerland 22. Venezuela 23. Norway 24. Poland 25. Portugal 26. Ireland 27. Ukraine 28. Lebanon 29. Belgium 30. Latvia 31. United Arab Emirates 32. Chile 33. Czech Republic 34. Egypt 35. Denmark 36. New Zealand 37. South Africa 38. Finland 39. Saudi Arabia 40. Thailand 41. Indonesia 42. Slovenia 43. Greece 44. Taiwan 45. Ecuador 46. Jordan 47. Oman 48. Uruguay 49. India 50. Croatia 51. Serbia 52. Malaysia 53. Dominican Republic 54. Romania 55. Belarus 56. Israel 57. Bulgaria 58. Singapore 59. Guatemala 60. Peru 61. Moldova 62. French Polynesia 63. Reunion 64. Luxembourg 65. Pakistan 66. Philippines 67. Costa Rica 68. El Salvador 69. Qatar 70. Kuwait 71. Slovakia 72. Estonia 73. Lithuania 74. China 75. Northern Mariana Islands 76. Hungary 77. Bolivia 78. Tunisia 79. Kenya 80. Morocco 81. Vietnam 82. Trinidad and Tobago 83. Nepal 84. Albania 85. Paraguay 86. Puerto Rico 87. Bosnia and Herzegovina 88. Sri Lanka 89. San Marino 90. Bahamas 91. Algeria 92. Mauritius 93. Hong Kong SAR China 94. Panama 95. Georgia 96. Iraq 97. Cambodia 98. Jersey 99. Afghanistan 100. Cayman Islands 101. Azerbaijan 102. Zimbabwe 103. Senegal 104. Brunei 105. Honduras
2012 was a record setting year for Red Bull, Red Bull Media House, and Red Bull Athletes around the world. This video is a tribute to their success in 2012. Red Bull posted the video and tweeted it to their 850,000+ followers:
Epic to the next level. win.gs/S59yt8 via @penshiremedia
— Red Bull (@redbull) January 2, 2013
The song in the video is called "Intro" by M83 off of their album "Hurry Up, We're Dreaming". All clips are from 2012 Red Bull Events or Red Bull Media House Productions.
About Red Bull
Red Bull is a global energy drink brand that has become synonymous with extreme sports and pushing the limits of human performance. Since its founding in Austria in 1987, Red Bull has built a reputation for supporting athletes who are willing to take risks and push themselves to new heights.
Red Bull's Support of Athletes
One of the ways that Red Bull supports athletes is through its extensive sponsorship program. The brand sponsors athletes in a variety of sports, including snowboarding, skiing, motocross, surfing, and skateboarding, among others. Through these sponsorships, Red Bull provides financial support to athletes, as well as access to training facilities, coaching, and other resources.
But Red Bull's support of athletes goes beyond just financial support. The brand also helps athletes to develop their skills and reach their full potential through its athlete development programs. These programs include workshops and training camps, where athletes can work on specific skills and techniques, as well as mentoring and coaching from experienced professionals.
In addition to its athlete development programs, Red Bull also provides a platform for athletes to showcase their skills and accomplishments. The brand sponsors a number of high-profile events, including the Red Bull X-Fighters freestyle motocross competition, the Red Bull Cliff Diving World Series, and the Red Bull Air Race, among others. These events not only provide athletes with the opportunity to compete at the highest level, but also give them a platform to showcase their skills to a global audience.
Felix Baumgartner's Jump from Space
One of the most iconic examples of Red Bull's support of extreme athletes is Felix Baumgartner's historic jump from the edge of space in 2012. Baumgartner, an Austrian skydiver and base jumper, teamed up with Red Bull to attempt a record-breaking jump from the stratosphere.
On October 14, 2012, Baumgartner ascended to an altitude of 128,100 feet (39,045 meters) in a helium balloon. He then stepped out of the capsule and freefell back to Earth, breaking the sound barrier and reaching a top speed of 843.6 miles per hour (1,357.6 kilometers per hour). Baumgartner's jump set multiple records, including the highest jump from a platform, the longest freefall, and the highest manned balloon flight.
Red Bull played a crucial role in making Baumgartner's jump a reality. The brand provided financial and technical support, as well as a platform to showcase the event to a global audience. Red Bull also helped to develop the technology used in the jump, including Baumgartner's specialized space suit and parachute.
Conclusion
Red Bull's support of extreme athletes has helped to push the boundaries of human performance and inspire people around the world. Through its sponsorship programs, athlete development programs, and high-profile events, Red Bull has become a key player in the world of extreme sports. And with iconic feats like Felix Baumgartner's jump from space, Red Bull has cemented its reputation as a brand that is willing to take risks and push the limits of what is possible.
The X Games never disappoint. Every year each athlete lays it on the line to progress their respective sport. This year I took some photographs ofX Games 16 on Thursday. Thursday's events included Moto X Freestyle, Skateboard Street, Super X Adaptive, Super X (men & women), and Skateboard Big Air. Thursday's X Games events took place at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum, and the Event Deck at L.A. Live (across from the Staples center). Take a look below, and check out my picture documentary of the 2009 X Games.
Some of the athletes that participated in this years X Games include Ashley Fiolek, Andy Macdonald, Travis Pastrana, Nate Adams, Jake Brown, Bob Burnquist, Ryan Sheckler, Shaun White, Robbie Maddison: check out the full list of invited athletes here.
1. A picture of the Super X start at the L.A. Coliseum.
2. Travis Pastrana salutes the crowd after he lands his double back flip. Watch it here.
3. Nate Adams gives a fist pump to the crowd after his final run.
4. Jake Brown launches off of the mega ramp. Jake won gold in Skateboard Big Air, which is his second gold in as many years. Remember the biggest fall in skateboarding history?
5. Freestyle Moto X semi finals.
6. Adam Jones taking a turn during one of his runs.
7. Bob Burnquist gets some air on the mega ramp.
8. Bob Burnquist salutes the crowd after a great run.
8. Robbie Maddison launches off of a ramp during FMX semi final rounds.
9. Maddo is attended to after a crash. The crash took him out of FMX but he finished second in MX Best Trick a day later.
10. A look down the street at X Fest.
11. Live music at X Fest.
12. Fans at the VIP section taking a look at the Skateboard big air finals.
13. A look at the mega ramp.
14. A few skateboarders taking a cart up to the top of the mega ramp.
15. Jake Brown getting ready to dive in.
16. Jake taking a break after a fall during practice.
17. Ashley Fiolek on her way to a gold medal in Womens Super X.
18. The start of Mens Super X.
19. Travis Pastrana taking a victory lap.
20. Skateboard street at L.A. Event Deck.
21. Pastrana was one of the only riders to make use of the wall in the middle of the FMX course.
22. Pastrana talking to the ground crew before one of his runs.
23. Ryan Sheckler after a run at Skateboard Street.
24. Sal Masekela looking over his notes before going on live TV.
25. Adam Jones adjusts his handlebars before hitting the ramp.
26. Unreal.
27. A FMX rider salutes the crowd.
28. Travis Pastrana entering the course.
29. The Cat out preparing the course before FMX.
30. Ryan Sheckler during one of his runs to a gold medal.
31. A few of the skaters getting ready for Skateboard Street Finals.
32. A view of the L.A. Coliseum during sunset.
Check out my pictures of the 2009 X Games.
Here is a full report of all of the 2010 X Games Results.
Edited by: http://www.penshiremedia.com Travis Pastrana all access video. Early days before Nascar and the Nitro Circus Live tour & 3d Movie. The video footage of Travis Pastrana was from Red Bull: http://www.redbullroughcuts.com The video is about Travis Pastrana, and this video has been posted to Travis Pastrana's website at: http://www.travispastrana.com If you liked this video make sure to check out the movie 199 Lives, the documentary on Travis Pastrana.
Below is a video that I created for Red Bull on Travis Pastrana. The video was published to Travis Pastrana's official site. Watch the video below or take a look at the video on TravisPastrana.com.
