Discover the Thrilling World of
ICE CROSS
Ice Cross, also known as Ice Cross Downhill or Crashed Ice, is the ultimate adrenaline rush—a high-stakes, high-speed battle on ice that pushes athletes to their limits. Combining the agility and precision of ice skating, the breakneck speed of downhill skiing, and the fierce collisions of roller derby, Ice Cross is a spectacle like no other. The icy course itself is a masterpiece of brutal design, forcing skaters to navigate at blistering speeds—sometimes exceeding 50 miles per hour—all while keeping their balance and fending off rivals. Falls, crashes, and wild wipeouts are all part of the game, but so is the unrelenting drive to win.
The sport is a showdown of strength, agility, and nerve. Competitors train tirelessly, pushing their physical and mental limits to withstand the unforgiving intensity of each race. Ice Cross isn’t just a sport—it’s a clash of titans on ice, a battle for glory where only the boldest emerge victorious. For those who crave danger, speed, and an extreme test of resilience, Ice Cross is the ultimate arena.
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Ice Cross Switzerland
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Ice Cross Laajavuori
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Riders Cup
Gear Up for the Ice!
What Gear Do You Need?
Helmet:
Must protect the head and jaw (e.g., Motor X helmet, BMX helmet, Snowmobile helmet, Hockey helmet with a full face).
Ice Skates:
Essential for mobility and performance.
Shin Pads:
Essential for mobility and performance.
Gloves:
Leather gloves with padding for hand safety.
Elbow Pads:
Protects elbows during falls.
Padding on Bum (optional):
Snowboard gear works well.
Shoulder Pads (optional):
Additional upper body protection.
Full Coverage:
All skin must be covered with protective gear.
Jersey:
Any kind of jersey for team identification or style.
Helmet:
Must protect the head and jaw (e.g., Motor X helmet, BMX helmet, Snowmobile helmet, Hockey helmet with a full face).
Ice Skates:
Essential for mobility and performance.
Shin Pads:
Essential for mobility and performance.
Gloves:
Leather gloves with padding for hand safety.
Elbow Pads:
Protects elbows during falls.
Padding on Bum (optional):
Snowboard gear works well.
Shoulder Pads (optional):
Additional upper body protection.
Full Coverage:
All skin must be covered with protective gear.
Jersey:
Any kind of jersey for team identification or style.
"Ice Cross is more than a sport; it’s a battle against fear and a testament to what we’re capable of on the ice."
Jasper Felder
First Ice Cross Down Hill Champion | 2001
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Adrenaline-Fueled Action
Ice Cross delivers heart-pounding excitement as athletes race down treacherous ice tracks, navigating sharp turns and obstacles at jaw-dropping speeds, creating an unparalleled thrill for both competitors and spectators alike.
Spectacular Spectacle
With its combination of athleticism and spectacle, Ice Cross events offer a captivating experience for audiences, featuring high-flying jumps, dramatic spills, and intense head-to-head battles that keep fans on the edge of their seats from start to finish.
Global Appeal
Ice Cross has captured the imagination of audiences worldwide, with professional leagues and competitions held in countries across the globe, showcasing the sport's universal appeal and attracting a diverse array of talented athletes from various backgrounds and disciplines.
Accessibility and Inclusivity
While Ice Cross demands skill, agility, and bravery from its competitors, it remains accessible to athletes of all levels, providing opportunities for amateurs to compete alongside seasoned professionals and fostering a welcoming and inclusive
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