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That has to be one of the gnarlier falls in the history of mountain bike competitions. Hard to believe he walked it off and finished his run. I you are a fan of Boston toughness, you should be a fan of Nicholi Rogatkin.
“In Thursday’s qualifying round, however, Rogatkin suffered one of the scariest crashes in Rampage history. But as medical personnel attended to him, he stood, wiped himself off and put his helmet back on. The tough-as-nails Boston rider then proceeded to sail over the hugely intimidating canyon gap and followed it up with a backflip at the end of his run.”