Red Bull Cliff Diving World Series 2017 – Trailer – Mostar, (Bosnia)

Red Bull Cliff Diving World Series 2017 – Trailer – Mostar, (Bosnia)

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Published 12 September 2017

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Four different male winners in as many events from the 27m platform and just two competitions to go - everything is still to play for when the world's best cliff divers compete from Stari Most, an iconic old bridge where the tradition of high diving dates back centuries. Surrounded by a fanatical crowd of spectators, crucial championship points are up for grabs for Blake Aldridge and Gary Hunt, UK’s leading duo, as well as Mexico’s Jonathan Paredes and the US divers David Colturi and Andy Jones. While only 70 points divide the top five in the men’s, the unstoppable Australian Rhiannan Iffland continues her amazing run of form after making it 3 wins out 4 this season in the previous stop in Texas.


Standings (after 4 of 6 stops)

MEN
1- Blake Aldridge (GBR) – 480pts
2- Gary Hunt (GBR) – 460
3- Jonathan Paredes (MEX) – 450
4- David Colturi (USA) – 410
4- Andy Jones (USA) – 410

WOMEN
1- Rhiannan Iffland (AUS) – 690pts
2- Adriana Jimenez (MEX) – 520
3- Helena Merten (AUS) – 450
4- Ginger Huber (USA) – 430
5- Tara Hyer-Tira (W) (USA) – 270
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