![A jump in the Red Bull event.](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEi44vHKIks55ab16LYVZvKYlB19DbHW24rr-yvj6R7elHQVjkfs0dP_KZm7xoEOpz66cGdaVCWfIVLuNRDxQMc282AM0SI2BCfmOybApMKErloEmtaXqY97xSpt8zyL7NS3QCUL/s280/jumps-redbull.jpg)
Forbes-Associates, who are assistanting with Red Bull's PR in Qatar, told us that the company liked the irony of holding a winter event in a desert country where temperatures can reach 50 degrees! (Although it's not actually very hot at the moment.)
According to Joshua Hooper-Kay, of Forbes-Associates, pairs of ice-skaters race round an ice-rink filled with bumps, jumps, rollers and obstacles two-at-a-time - reaching, at times, speeds of up to 70 miles per hour.
In Qatar the event will have an added twist with a jump being made over a Chevrolet truck, as well as a belly slide underneath an object.
You can see the full course below, although this is still subject to change:
![The current planned course.](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgcfSE4So4Ygukpl0acczkigF4aoq6q181N35Jx3U8eU1iN-BktdDV8oGbNy0gvpZfNMgBYpNAPKRo7bTZzcu-2P3NLyCHzBPEYui1dQsMmzVuFRNAxpSe9CMcuWozX0h5JOafW/s280/RedBull+Crashed+Ice.jpg)
We immediately jumped to YouTube to check it out, where the event looks rather different, being a specially designed out door course with a downhill section, too difficult to do here in hot Qatar.
Currently it looks as if the event is going to be free, but if that changes we'll let you know!