Season 5: Episode 1, Part 2 After a group of riders found trouble at the Black Lagoon, Taddy Blazusiak would cross the finish line first allowing him to advance to the second 40 mile lap of the Last Man Standing race. |
Season 5: Episode 1, Part 3 Marc Andre Belliveau, ski enthusiast, was horribly injured in an accident. Now paralyzed from the waist-down and doing intensive rehab, he's taken up "sit-down skiing." |
Season 5: Episode 1, Part 4 Snowboarding from Mt. Creek in New Jersey. Riders were eager to show off their skills under the lights in front of a big crowd. First place: Andrew Kahkonen (won $1,250) |
Season 5: Episode 1, Part 5 Pat Parnell introduces us to the crazed runners who take on the frozen tundra in Antarctica. "The last desert" pushes runners beyond "where they thought you could go." They run right past a pack of penguins. |
Season 5: Episode 1, Part 6 The last stage of the desert/Antarctica race; it was down to a two-man race. Racing in the shadow of a massive glacier keeps everyone close. Francesco Galanzino winds up taking home the victory. |
Season 5: Episode 1, Part 7 Back to the Red River Bike Trails for the conclusion of Red Bull's Last Man Standing. "I knew it was going to be a long race, we have another 40 miles and I'm lined up at the two best guys in the world," says Geoff Aaron. Taddy Blazusiak dethroned two-time winner David Knight for the win. |
Season 5: Episode 1, Part 8 Pat Parnell previews next show: Abu Dabi multi-sport, six-day challenge. Snowboarding in British Columbia, Heli-skiing in the Yukon, and back to NYC for Pro Snowboarding. |
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Jeep World of Adventure Sports is an action-adventure sports series airing on NBC Sports, hosted by Pat Parnell. The show features an array of adrenaline-inspired feats and adventurous sporting events from around the world. Anchor events will be complemented by behind-the-scenes features on athletes, expeditions and the world of action-adventure sports. | NBC is devoting top talent and producers to provide an entertaining look at a group of action-adventure events that, while popular around the world, have not been traditionally shown on American television. | Top athletes at featured events will join Parnell as guest commentators and will be profiled during the program. Jeep, the original "go anywhere, do anything" brand, has always brought adventure sports participants and their fans to the heart of the action and now, together with NBC and Aura360 (the creator of the show), the Jeep brand will bring the heart of the action to millions of viewers. | Visit the official Jeep site |
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