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Aug 2, 2010

Gary Hunt: 26 Metres And Rising Aug 2, 2010

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With the fourth stop of the Cliff Diving World Series taking place in Italy this Sunday, we profile the competition leader Gary Hunt.

Jul 25, 2010

The week in words Jul 25, 2010

Orlando Duque thoughtful

In the cliff divers' own words, here is a recap of the week that was in Norway...

Jul 25, 2010

Divers draw the crowds Jul 25, 2010

Magnus Vigeland

Gary Hunt won for the third time in a row as the stars of Cliff Diving brought the waterways of Kragerø to a standstill in an exciting climax to the third stop in the 2010 World Series.

Jul 24, 2010

Cliff divers cross swords Jul 24, 2010

Jul 24, 2010

Three wins out of three for Hunt Jul 24, 2010

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Britain's Gary Hunt triumphed again in a thrilling Cliff Diving competition in Kragerø, Norway, on Saturday.

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Location
Kragerø (Map this address )
Start
JUL 24, 2010 at 1:00 PM
End
JUL 24, 2010 at 3:00 PM
About
In a land famous for its Vikings, Kragerø welcomes another set of adventurers ready to take to the sea in an attempt to conquer. The Red Bull Cliff Diving World Series touches down on Norwegian soil for the first time this July at the midway point of the 2010 campaign. We could hardly have picked a better spot. Renowned for its incredible natural beauty, the Kragerø archipelago, one of Scandinavia’s most popular summer destinations, is a region that takes its high diving very seriously. Grunde Vegard, a former international diving judge, is still competing – at the age of 77! Grunde won’t be one of the competitors when the World Series rolls into town (though he’d probably say yes if you asked him) but will instead be among the thousands of spectators. In the days of sailing ships, Kragerø, the focal point for almost 500 islands, was one of Norway’s largest ports. The Vikings and the ships have long since set sail, but the town remains exactly how the expressionist painter Edvard Munch described it – a pearl.