Red Bull Megaloop 2025: Lorenzo Casati’s Insane Ride Through the Wildest Kitesurfing Show on Earth

Okay, crew - buckle in. If you’ve ever looked at a 40-knot squall and thought, “Yeah, that looks fun,” then boy oh boy, the Red Bull Megaloop 2025 was made for you. And if you didn’t catch it live, don’t sweat—we’ve got the recap of the year’s most absolutely bonkers kite comp [right here](https://youtu.be/4GGlwcT-J0s?si=N0NHP_g9mAo_zu26). Picture this: A gusty day on the Dutch coast, the kind that makes your wetsuit flap like an angry flag, and a who’s-who of kite warriors lining up to chuck themselves skyward. Among them? The legend himself, Lorenzo Casati. And folks, the man did not just show up—he showed _out_. This year’s Megaloop wasn’t just madness. It was tactical madness. We're talking riders boosting over 20 meters high, throwing full-loop combos that had us gasping like we’d tried to paddle out through the North Sea swell. And Lorenzo? The guy looked like a human cannonball fused with a ninja—all raw power and serene style, just flirting with gravity like it owed him money. Casati’s highlight reel? Try THIS: mega-loop late backroll into a kite loop handlepass… IN STRAIGHT-UP GALE FORCE WINDS. I mean, what even is physics anymore? What makes Megaloop so next-level isn’t just the tricks (though those are nuts), but the fact that riders are throwing it down in borderline survival conditions. No safety net, just send-it or snap-it. It’s the ultimate test of not only skill but guts. And Lorenzo brought both in spades. So what’s next for our boy Casati? With this insane performance under his harness straps, he’s more fired up than ever. And with the King of the Air qualifiers creeping up, we’re betting he’s gunning to add another crown to the collection. Until then, we’ll be watching those Megaloop clips on repeat and trying not to feel _too_ bad about our own loop attempts (mostly ending in faceplants and existential crises). Got a favorite moment from Megaloop 2025? Let’s hear it. And if you're feeling inspired to train for next year—maybe start with not skipping leg day. Those kite loops aren’t gonna stomp themselves. Stay salty, send it hard, and always pack an extra pair of boardshorts… just in case your kite decides to take you for your own Casati-style flight. See you on the water!