Robin Goomes from New Zealand ended up taking the top spot, with a huge first run that earned her 85 points and set the bar extremely high for the rest of the athletes to follow. Goomes not only navigated technically difficult sections and her huge 41-foot drop, she also tricked two of her jumps with incredibly smooth backflips.
Goomes said after her win was confirmed, ‘It hasn't yet sunk in. It's been such a process, so I'm trying to take it all in and enjoy it. I'm so stoked for my crew, they've gone so hard. If anything, I've done it for them, the sport, and all the other riders.’
Canadian Georgia Astle took home second place, after coming off the alternate list just about a month out from the competition. ‘I wouldn't have it any other way,’ Astle said when asked about what that was like. Astle's podium-placing run earned her 79 points.
Third place went to Casey Brown, who has for years had her sights set on Rampage, women's category or not. The 77.33 points Brown earned on her first run down at Rampage 2024 were enough to earn her a podium finish.
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