Day 1: EXPLORATION Challenge - RECAP | Redbull AOM 2022

This is a quick compilation that i made because the Redbull webpage is kinda suck to view and vote, so here i am This year format is different, there are 3 parts in 3 days, the EXPLORATION, the SPOT and the LIVE Challenge. This is the first day - the EXPLORATION Challenge You can go vote in this link down here https://www.redbull.com/int-en/events... Copyright due to @redbul 0:00 - Ed Scott - UK 0:07 - Evengy "Archie" Aroyan - IAT 0:23 - Noa Diorgina - Netherlands 0:39 - Dominic Di Tommaso - Australia 0:50 - Travis Verkaik - UK 1:06 - Bob Reese - USA 1:25 - Ryuya Kuwasaki - Japan 1:40 - Lilou Ruel - France 1:58 - Elis Torhall - Sweden 2:13 - Stefan Dollinger - Austria 2:30 - Dimitris "DK" Kyrsanidis - Greece 2:55 - Sydney Olsen - USA 3:10 - Shea Rudolph - USA 3:21 - Miranda Tibbling - Sweden 3:34 - Ella Bucio - Mexico Q: So what are they doing in the first day (EXPLORATION Challenge) ? A: Athletes will have one day to submit three clips, but only the best clip will be judged, and all content will be shot, edited and submitted by the athletes themselves, working with each other to capture their best clips.. The top five will receive points towards the overall total and athletes will also select one of their videos each to enter for the People's Choice Award that you can vote for at redbullartofmotion.com. (@redbull). Overall top-five after Day 1 1. Ed Scott 2. Travis Verkiak 3. Shea Rudolph 4. Evgeny 'Archie' Aroyan 5. Elis Torhall Female top-three 1. Lilou Ruel 2. Sydney Olsen 3. Miranda Tibbling Here is some recap of Redbull post You dont see @3runcoval in this clip is because he made a rough landing on his first trick of the day so he had to sit out the whole day. A twist of fate led to online qualifier Aiden Rudolph of the US having to drop out of the competition at the last minute due to an injury during his preparation. Luckily, an equally skilled athlete was close at hand as the second-place finisher from the Online Qualifier was Aiden’s twin brother Shea. Shea competed in his first Red Bull Art of Motion last year in Mikrolimano and said: “The best thing about being a twin training in freerunning is you know you always have someone as dedicated and passionate about the sport to be there to push you.” Aiden agreed, saying: “Of course it’s upsetting to have to drop out, but there’s obviously no one else I would rather have taking my place.” French fan favourite, Lilou Ruel, rounded out the day making a big splash as she finished her last run with a leap into a swimming pool from the second-storey balcony of her hotel room. British up and comer Travis Verkiak smashed out a gnarly double kong over a massive roof gap. Swedish prodigy Elis Torhall found a perfect spot for a signature high-level line with a wall double full straight into a handstand Kong gainer which he managed to send on his first try. My social Facebook:   / martin.nghiax   Instagram:   / mrtnx1.honai