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"....horrible people spreading false news that he was ok..." This is where the whole event falls apart for me. If these implications are true, this is far worse than low prize purses, imminent bodily harm, insurance, and uncompensated diggers. If Redbull employees were spreading false reports on Paul's condition in an effort to keep the event rolling, keep riders feeling fearless, and to keep the public in the dark, something very evil has occurred: a media giant has just used us all. If this is true, this is corporate greed at its finest and sickest hour. These actions would warrant...

I love this Idea, If the big name guys like Semenuk, Aggy, Zink and so forth refused to compete without some sort of contract for financial gain then either the show wouldn't go on or it would set a precedent that all riders can do the same.

I know it may seem unreasonable, but why can't pro riders create a contract that represent their needs, much as unions do in our country. Pros may go to rampage to push their own riding limits, however it is also their job. And in that, they should be able to draft a contract that they can take to various contests to fulfill their needs as traveling pro riders. So, they may still have to sign redbull's contract, however not before redbull signs theirs. Then, for example, clauses could be added so that redbull can only profit a certain percentage higher...