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Do You Have What it Takes? Red Bull Crashed Ice St. Paul Qualifier is Sunday

Athletes wishing to qualify for Red Bull Crashed Ice – Saint Paul, must battle 1-on-1 in a time trial for the opportunity to earn a spot on Team USA.

 
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(From left) Brent Miller (ranked 70) from the USA, Fabian Mels (ranked 9) of Germany, Jakub Owczarek (ranked 52) of Poland and Mike Slator (ranked 109) of the USA get out of the gates during the elimination round of the Red Bull Crashed Ice World Championships in St. Paul on Friday night.
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Doug Hughes of Mendota Heights heads into Pete's Corner Friday night during the elimination round of the Red Bull Crashed Ice event.

Red Bull Crashed Ice is coming to St. Paul Jan. 24-26, and if you think you have what it takes to race down the most technical track in ice cross downhill history, you’ll want to be at the Xcel Center on Sunday.

Athletes wishing to qualify for Red Bull Crashed Ice – Saint Paul, must battle 1-on-1 in a time trial for the opportunity to earn a spot on Team USA. The time trial is Sunday, Jan. 6 at the Xcel Energy Center in St. Paul. The morning session begins at 9 p.m. The afternoon session starts at 3 p.m.

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Red Bull Crashed Ice is bigger than ever this year expanding to five stops around the globe. The U.S. race in Saint Paul on Jan. 24-26 will be the most technical track in the sport's history.

Athletes, from a variety of disciplines including hockey, downhill skiing, speed skating and boardercross, will qualify to duke it out down an intimidating track in full ice cross downhill gear.

Competitors will race on a simulated track to qualify. During the main event at the end of January, the competitors will race up to 40 mph down steep ice canals with jumps, obstacles and hairpin bends – until the first two cross the finish line and advance to the next round.

This bracketed madness will continue until the final chapter when the four remaining competitors race to the bottom to crown the champ.

The best score will be used to identify the best of the best, which will produce the final list of participants for the U.S. finale event in Saint Paul, MN Jan. 24-26.

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