Explore the history and evolution of Red Bull King of the Air, the pinnacle of Big Air kiteboarding that embodies the extreme spirit of the sport.
History of Red Bull King of the Air (KOTA) Read Post »
The groundbreaking 2012 event dedicated entirely to the Megaloop. A recap of the contest that paved the way for the return of KOTA.
Red Bull Len10 Megaloop Challenge 2012 Read Post »
The 2013 Red Bull King of the Air returned to South Africa after an 8-year hiatus, marking a historic dawn for the new era of Big Air.
Red Bull King of the Air 2013 Read Post »
Dutch riders swept the podium in a brutal event marked by severe crashes from top contenders. A recap of the extreme 2014 King of the Air.
Red Bull King of the Air 2014 Read Post »
A turning point where Freestyle elements merged with Big Air. The 2015 event featured Jesse Richman's emotional comeback and extreme technical tricks that defined the victory.
Red Bull King of the Air 2015 Read Post »
A historic event where Big Air met Freestyle. The 2016 Red Bull King of the Air saw extreme evolution, an epic final, and the severe risks of the sport.
Red Bull King of the Air 2016 Read Post »
Nick Jacobsen halted Aaron Hadlow's three-peat to claim his first victory. An emotional KOTA 2017 featuring miraculous comebacks from Ruben Lenten and others.
Red Bull King of the Air 2017 Read Post »
The 2018 event marked the move to Kite Beach. Late replacement Liam Whaley put on an incredible debut run, while Kevin Langeree fought back from a Round 1 loss to claim his second crown.
Red Bull King of the Air 2018 Read Post »
