Get some crazy, brave athletes and ask them to dive off a 27-metre board placed at the edge of the historic and imposing El Morro, the fortress guarding the entrance to Havana bay in Cuba.
Agustin Munoz
Agustin Munoz
British competitor and winner of the Cuban leg of the series, Blake Aldridge. Dean Treml
Dean Treml
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Czech competitor Michal Navratil. Romina Amato
Romina Amato
David Colturi from USA jumps.
Navratil attempts his daring handstand dive.
The Crucifix by Orlando Ducque
Russia's Artem is looking forward to coming back to Ireland, where he won two years ago. Dean Treml
Dean Treml
Cuban surfers paddled out to get a better view of the pure, extreme sport.
Romina Amato
Romina Amato
Romina Amato
Romina Amato
Reckon we can beat that though? Red Bull’s cliff divers will be in Ireland on 28 and 29 June for what they describe as the most testing part of their world tour.
They will head to the Serpent’s Lair at Inis Mór for the third stop of the series where spectators will see them dive at speeds of more than 85kph off a platform into the crashing waves below.
Here’s a teaser of what to expect. Artem Silchenko can be seen performing a handstand before taking the perfect plunge.
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Get some crazy, brave athletes and ask them to dive off a 27-metre board placed at the edge of the historic and imposing El Morro, the fortress guarding the entrance to Havana bay in Cuba.
Agustin Munoz Agustin Munoz
British competitor and winner of the Cuban leg of the series, Blake Aldridge. Dean Treml Dean Treml
Czech competitor Michal Navratil. Romina Amato Romina Amato
David Colturi from USA jumps.
Navratil attempts his daring handstand dive.
The Crucifix by Orlando Ducque
Russia's Artem is looking forward to coming back to Ireland, where he won two years ago. Dean Treml Dean Treml
Cuban surfers paddled out to get a better view of the pure, extreme sport.
Romina Amato Romina Amato
Romina Amato Romina Amato
Reckon we can beat that though? Red Bull’s cliff divers will be in Ireland on 28 and 29 June for what they describe as the most testing part of their world tour.
They will head to the Serpent’s Lair at Inis Mór for the third stop of the series where spectators will see them dive at speeds of more than 85kph off a platform into the crashing waves below.
Here’s a teaser of what to expect. Artem Silchenko can be seen performing a handstand before taking the perfect plunge.
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