Red Bull Cliff Diving World Series 2012 - St. David, Pembrokeshire/Wales

With his victory at the US leg of the World Series, reigning champion Gary Hunt is more than ready to perform in front of his home crowd at the sixth stop on the 2012 calendar. The 14-strong field of the world’s best cliff divers will exclusively focus on their performances off the 27m platform into the 15°C fresh Celtic Sea at the ‘Blue Lagoon’, the innocently and idyllically looking location for the UK debut. © Red Bull Media House

Gary Hunt wins home event of the Red Bull Cliff Diving World Series 2013 in the ‘Blue Lagoon’ Wales on September 14. With the second win to his name, he has a decent lead of 120 points over Artem Silchenko (860pts) in the World Series standings after six of eight global tour stops. On third position, 39-year-old Duque lies another 40 points behind the Russian. © Red Bull Media House

The “Blue Lagoon” provides a Colosseum-like atmosphere in the middle of idyllic farmland and sheep fields for 14 of the world’s best cliff divers when they plunge from the 27.5m platform into the 15-Celsius fresh Celtic Sea on September 14. In the World Series’ fifth year more divers than ever push for the top with four different winners in five stops, namely David Colturi, Gary Hunt, Artem Silchenko and Orlando Duque. Who will be the favorite in Wales? © Red Bull Media House

By a margin of just 1.65 points, Gary Hunt, the 29-year-old overall leader of the current season was declared the winner of the sixth round of the World Series in a competition that was not decided until the very last dive. Second place went to Russia’s Artem Silchenko and Orlando Duque, from Colombia, made it to the podium. © Red Bull Media House

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Artem Silchenko won his first World Series title in sensational style on Saturday with the last 27- metre cliff dive of the 2013 season - a back armstand with two and a half twists, two and a half somersaults, and a blind entry. Standing on the edge of the platform knowing that he was one threesecond dive away from victory, Silchenko was pure focus as he took off, smashing through the water and then emerging, fists raised, to 9s and 10s from the judges. © Red Bull Media House

Artem Silchenko is the 2013 World Series Champion. The 29-year-old achieved today what he has been working hard for in the previous months – he takes the crown from three-time winner Gary Hunt, from England, and is awarded the title of the Red Bull Cliff Diving World Series 2013 Champion in a highly-anticipated final in Krabi Province, Thailand. To top it off, the season’s early back-to-back winner performed best in an epic eight-dive final and wins the last stop in impressive style ahead of...