Clemens Millauer takes on a ten-feature, four-metre-wide slopestyle course at Kreischberg

Austrian Olympian Clemens Millauer tries to link ten features in a single run on a custom-built, four-metre-wide slopestyle course at Kreischberg in a new Red Bull Snow film.

Clemens Millauer’s latest project comes down to one run. Filmed at Kreischberg at the end of last winter, the new Red Bull Snow video sets the Austrian a 400-metre slopestyle course just four metres wide, with ten completely different features to ride top to bottom without a single mistake.

Balance beams, rails, wallrides, transfers and jumps come one after another. Among them are a rail standing around seven metres off the ground, a jump with a 12-metre gap and a double wallride reaching roughly eight metres at its highest point. Landing, line and speed on each feature decide whether the next one works, and the smallest slip means starting again from the top.

“When you are riding such a long course with ten completely different obstacles, you have to get every single one right. If I don’t execute just one of them cleanly, it affects the entire rest of the run,” says Millauer.

The balance beams and the double wallride proved the hardest. Millauer needed around 20 attempts on the wallride alone to find the right speed and line, and 30 attempts in all at the full course. “Then suddenly something clicked. Once I made it over the wall for the first time, I started to get a better and better feel for it.”

The course was built by Charles Beckinsale and his shaping team over around ten days, with rain and warm spring conditions making the work harder and a final 18-hour shift to have everything ready for the first day of filming. “It’s a pretty crazy feeling when something you’ve drawn suddenly becomes reality,” says Millauer.

The film premiered on the Red Bull Snow YouTube channel on 9 November 2026.

Photos: Sam Strauss/Red Bull Content Pool