The final day of Crankworx Whistler 2025 concluded in breathtaking style as Red Bull Joyride once again transformed the Boneyard into the world’s ultimate stage for slopestyle mountain biking. With clear skies and a perfectly sculpted course, the sport’s best athletes unleashed runs that will be remembered for years to come.
Emil Johansson Returns Triumphant
After battling through four surgeries and setbacks, Swedish slopestyle legend Emil Johansson made a spectacular return to the top. Delivering a flawless first run that scored 91 points, Johansson secured his first Red Bull Joyride win since 2023 and his 14th career Crankworx Slopestyle World Championship (SWC) victory, extending his record as the most decorated SWC athlete of all time.
His victory dashed the hopes of French rider Tim Bringer, who had won the last two SWC stops this season and was aiming to capture the elusive Triple Crown of Slopestyle. Bringer recovered from an opening-run crash to put down a stellar second attempt, earning 88.65 points for second place.
German star Erik Fedko rounded out the podium with 85.9 points, marking his first SWC top-three finish since 2022. Defending Triple Crown champion and reigning Slopestyle World Champion David Godziek finished narrowly off the podium in fourth, just ahead of rising German talent Tobey Miley, who impressed in his Joyride debut after earning a wildcard at the Crankworx Summer Series SilverStar.
“It feels amazing to walk away with a fourth win at Red Bull Joyride. I’ve faced so many setbacks from injuries that I was tearing up in the finish corral after the first run today. To be back here, on this stage, means everything.”
Johansson reflected on the emotional win:
Men’s Results – Red Bull Joyride 2025
- Emil Johansson – 91.0
- Tim Bringer – 88.65
- Erik Fedko – 85.9
- David Godziek – 84.64
- Tobey Miley – 84.48
- Chance Moore – 83.51
- Lucas Huppert – 82.1
- Griffin Paulson – 81.9
- Paul Couderc – 80.8
- Nicholi Rogatkin – 72.8
- Max Fredriksson – 63.0
- Ben Thompson – 57.7
Alma Wiggberg Defends Her Title
In the women’s category, history repeated itself as Swedish rider Alma Wiggberg, the first-ever female winner of Red Bull Joyride in 2024, successfully defended her crown. With an incredible run scoring 91.4 points, Wiggberg not only claimed back-to-back Joyride victories but also secured the 2025 Slopestyle World Champion title.
New Zealand’s Robin Goomes landed silver with 81.4 points, cementing her second-place finish in the overall SWC standings. Last year’s World Champion Shealen Reno took third with 70.8 points, while German star Patricia Druwen, despite not competing in Whistler, closed the season ranked third overall.
A Historic Conclusion to Crankworx Whistler 2025
With Johansson’s emotional comeback and Wiggberg’s dominant title defense, Red Bull Joyride 2025 proved once again why it is considered the Super Bowl of Slopestyle MTB. The Boneyard course, athlete resilience, and unforgettable performances etched another legendary chapter into Crankworx history.