Widely recognised as the most progressive downhill mountain bike event in the world, Red Bull announces Red Bull Hardline Tasmania is returning in 2025.
In the inaugural Australian race history was made with wildcard Gracey Hemstreet and Louise-Anna Ferguson becoming the first ever female riders to compete in a Red Bull Hardline Final. The fearsome individual MTB downhill competition secures a spot on the Australian MTB event fixture for 2025 as one to know.
I absolutely loved Red Bull Hardline in Tassie, it was my first ever Red Bull Hardline and it was the most insane experience. The people were amazing, and the course was next level!! I can’t wait to see what kind of changes they make for 2025!”
Gracey Hemstreet.
Maydena Bike Park in Tasmania with its massively diverse trail network will once again host in 2025. Known for its steep and rugged terrain, used to develop some of the world’s most challenging mountain bike trails, Red Bull Hardline Tasmania. Riders invited to participate should expect advances to the track as the course will be upgraded, testing the skills of riders to a new level. In Addition, Red Bull Hardline Tasmania has received support from Events Tasmania in a continued joint effort to elevate the unique area and outdoor action sports.
Red Bull Hardline Tasmania official race will take place on the 7-8th February, before the event returns once again to Wales’ Dyfi Valley later in 2025.
Red Bull Hardline Tasmania is an invite-only event for the most progressive male & female MTB riders in the world and Red Bull Hardline Tasmania welcomes back thousands of spectators and first timers in Australia for one of the best editions yet of this iconic race. Spectator tickets for Red Bull Hardline Tasmania are available to purchase on Thursday 11 July at Redbull.com/hardline.
Red Bull Hardline Tasmania was a pretty amazing event. It was my first time down in Australia and to this day one of my favourite tracks I have ever ridden. Jumps were sick, technical features were amazing, an all-round incredible event. To take the win was amazing, a dream come true, especially in one of the biggest races of the year. Now I have my eyes set on winning the next Red Bull Hardline Tasmania.”
Ronan Dunne
In its 11th year from conception in the Welsh hills in 2014, Red Bull Hardline founder and MTB Legend Dan Atherton who built the formidable Welsh track has given his tick of approval to Maydena Bike Track.
The Tasmanian Government is excited to support the Red Bull Hardline Tasmania again in 2025. Mountain Bike tourism has grown exponentially in Tasmania over the past decade, earning our State a reputation as Australia’s mountain biking capital. Red Bull Hardline is renowned for hosting one of the most challenging downhill mountain biking competitions globally. The event is an exhilarating showcase of skill, and we are thrilled to have it hosted right here in our state. The Tasmanian Government is committed to supporting these important events as part of our 2030 Strong Plan for Tasmania’s Future.”
Nic Street MP, Minister for Sports and Events, Tasmanian Government
Red Bull Hardline Tasmania is a Gold Standard Trash Free Trails event. From encouraging attendees to bring their own water bottles, to training race marshalls to collect litter left along the course, to collecting old kit to donate to a local youth cycling project, the event encouraged collaboration in a bid to ensure everyone leaves the location with even more than was here when Red Bull Hardline arrived.
To keep up to date on all the latest information on Red Bull Hardline including ticket availability, rider announcements and course updates visit Redbull.com/hardline and join the conversation @RedBullAU using #RedBullHardline