Season Kicks Off in Style in the Fan Zone

Scott Croxall has his picture taken with a fan

The Fan Zone offers a prime location where fans can enjoy all the action and soak up the atmosphere

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It also provides a chance for fans to get up close and personal with their skating heroes

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Canada's John Fisher enjoyed a few handshakes and high-fives in the Fan Zone following his 9th place finish

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It's not just the privileged location and front-row views...

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There are also free drinks and Red Bull Crashed Ice beanies for Fan Zone ticket holders

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Local fans were not only able to show their love for the women's winner, Canadian Myriam Trepanier...

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They also got to grab a few personal pictures with the star after her storming victory

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Even Myriam herself got carried away with the atmosphere down in the Fan Zone and almost joined her fans on the other side

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So close you can almost feel the warm breath of men's winner, Cameron Naasz, as he screams with delight

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Surrounded by their friends, family and biggest fans, the athletes are made to feel like true heroes in the Fan Zone

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Drama, atmosphere, and selfies with the stars in Quebec City

Hundreds of fans got up close and personal with the world's best ice cross downhill athletes as they witnessed all the action from the Fan Zone at the finish line. Celebrating Quebec City's Red Bull Crashed Ice 10-year anniversary, the fans, friends, and athletes' families lined up along the boards to cheer on their heroes from the prime location to take in Red Bull Crashed Ice.

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The Fan Zone offers a prime location where fans can enjoy all the action and soak up the atmosphere

It also provides a chance for fans to get up close and personal with their skating heroes

Canada's John Fisher enjoyed a few handshakes and high-fives in the Fan Zone following his 9th place finish

It's not just the privileged location and front-row views...

There are also free drinks and Red Bull Crashed Ice beanies for Fan Zone ticket holders

Local fans were not only able to show their love for the women's winner, Canadian Myriam Trepanier...

They also got to grab a few personal pictures with the star after her storming victory

Even Myriam herself got carried away with the atmosphere down in the Fan Zone and almost joined her fans on the other side

So close you can almost feel the warm breath of men's winner, Cameron Naasz, as he screams with delight

Surrounded by their friends, family and biggest fans, the athletes are made to feel like true heroes in the Fan Zone