Brett Tippie is a pioneering freeride mountain biker and former snowboard athlete known for his distinctive style and contributions to the sport's development.
A subdued Brett Tippie takes the time to reflect, relax and chill - and of course to learn new jokes! Tagging along on a mini-escape during Crankworx this past ...
YT nabs the Director of Good Times – Brett Tippie. Want to know what Tippie thinks about his new sponsor, freeride, and the zombie apocalypse? Find out in this interview.
ROTOR Bike Components is proud to add Freeride legend Brett Tippie to their roster of athletes.
I don't remember an announcement saying Race Face had signed Tippie – but they must have because they've done it again.
Brett was inducted into the MTB Hall of Fame in 2010 and today he's a figurehead for pioneering freeride mountain biking and snowboard racing.
Brett Tippie on being a freeride pioneer. An infectious character, Rob and Eliot have been determined to welcome Brett to Just Ride since the podcast’s inception – and of course, he didn’t disappoint. Chatting to the guys in Whistler, Canada, Tippie provided his typical energy, three wigs, a test on British Columbia's animals and a glimpse into the deeper side of life.
Brett Tippie emerged as a prominent figure in the 1990s, at the genesis of freeride mountain biking. He played a key role in defining this new discipline, which prioritized style, creativity, and pushing the physical limits of the sport over traditional race results. Tippie’s early career also included experience as a Team Canada snowboard athlete, demonstrating his diverse athletic background in gravity sports. His impactful presence led him to become one of the world’s first professional freeriders, influencing a generation of riders and contributing significantly to the international growth and recognition of freeride mountain biking.
Throughout his career, Tippie has been recognized for his contributions, notably being inducted into the Mountain Bike Hall of Fame in 2010. He continues to be an active personality within the mountain biking community, showcasing his skills on technical descents and flowy trails in locations such as Vancouver, Squamish, Kamloops, and the Sun Peaks Bike Park. His ongoing involvement includes collaborations with various brands in the cycling industry, leveraging his status as a sport icon and his persona, often referred to as the ‘Director of Good Times,’ to connect with audiences and promote the sport.
In recent years, Tippie’s influence has extended into media, including appearances on podcasts such as Red Bull’s ‘Just Ride’ in 2023. On this platform, he discussed his journey as a freeride pioneer, highlighting the evolution of the sport and sharing insights from his extensive experience. These engagements underscore his continuing relevance and ability to communicate the essence of freeride mountain biking to a broader audience.
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