The opening track at Saint Paul, Minnesota has a redesigned course that will test the athletes' skill.
Take a look back at the top five crashes from the 2017 season.
Cameron Naasz recaps his historic win in Ottawa, which ended with him winning first-ever back-to-back titles.
Dean Moriarty talks through the course's technical challenges and how he skated to his first career win.
Cameron Naasz, Dean Moriarity, Marco Dallago, and Kyle Croxall face off in the high-stakes final.
The course in Saint Paul is just 340m long but is packed with a bevvy of challenging obstacles.
The increasingly competitive women’s tour brings high-speed action to the ice in Marseille, France.
This isn’t just capitalising on someone else’s mistake. These passes are about racers making their own luck.
It's serious sub-zero carnage in this rundown of the top five slams of the 2016 Red Bull Crashed Ice season.
All of the intense, high-speed action as it unfolded during the historic 2015/2016 Crashed Ice season.
In stop 2 in frigid St. Paul, Minnesotan Cameron Naasz looks to reward the home crowd with his first victory.
Red Bull Crashed Ice returns to its spiritual home of Saint Paul, Minnesota for a thrilling season finale.
Ice cross downhill expert Claudio Caluori provides a look at the tough track in Saint Paul.
Hold on tight as Claudio Caluori takes a high speed first run down the challenging St. Paul course.
Experience tight turns and big jumps of the speedy Helsinki track through the eyes of Claudio Caluori.
Skaters face off on the longest track in ice cross downhill history, a 630 meter behemoth.
The Ice Cross Downhill World Championship moved to Munich, Germany for stop 2 of 4 of the 2015/16 season.
A high-octane run down the ice with Claudio Caluori as he captures the experience of the Munich course.
Arttu Pihlainen joins expert Claudio Caluori on his first run down the 630m natural ice track in Finland.
The mecca of ice cross downhill racing hosts the first stop of the 2015-16 tour after a season away.
The fastest sport on skates returns for another year of high-speed races and crunching crashes.
It's into the second half of this year's tour as the field tries to prevent an early victory celebration.
The World Championship title is on the line at the final stop in Ice Cross Downhill's traditional home Quebec.
The breathtaking track through the city features a sprinting start and a perilous 360 degree corkscrew.
A 450 meter track through the heart of the city is the perfect stage for the tour's return to Lausanne.
The season opener takes place in the shadow of one of the seven natural wonders of the world — Niagara Falls.
The steepest, fastsest, shortest track ever for Crashed Ice leads to major upsets at stop 3 in Landgraaf.
The new season adds a fifth stop to the tour, bringing ice cross downhill to even more fans than ever before.