Gallery: Amazing Battles from Start to Finnish

One by one they go...

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Cameron Naasz and Marco Dallago chase Daniel Guolla over the BF Goodrich Rock Drop.

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Wait for me! Antti Tolvanen is shaken off by John Fisher in the Round of 32.

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Kyle Croxall powers down the track.

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A close-up of the action over the BF Goodrich Rock Drop.

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Finland's Mirko Lahti followed up his Junior victory with an impressive 7th place finish in the men's competition.

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Robert Grochowicz of Poland psyches himself up at the start gates.

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Finland's Camilla Ojapalo leads her rivals during the women's quarter finals.

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Jacqueline Legere powers down the 630m natural ice track.

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French flyers - Tristan Dugerdil and Pacome Schmitt lead the way during the Round of 64.

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All eyes on Cameron Naasz.

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John Fisher was flattened by the speeding bullet train, Maxwell Dunne, at the end of their semi-final.

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Crowds watch the riders zoom down the daunting ice track.

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Jacqueline Legere is passed by Sandrine Rangeon and Camilla Ojapalo during the women's semi-final.

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And the defending champion couldn't find a way back to make the final.

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The women blast out of the gates in the final.

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And it was Amanda Trunzo who held on for a memorable victory ahead of the impressive Camilla Ojapalo.

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A celebration drenching for the American winner.

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The women celebrate on the podium after a thrilling night of racing.

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The men flash out of the starting gates in the final.

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And it was Scott Croxall who led from start to finish, with Maxwell Dunne in second and Cameron Naasz crawling his way over John Fisher for third.

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Croxall celebrates as he crosses the line.

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No hard feelings - Fisher shakes hands with Naasz after their battling finish.

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Scott Croxall bounced back to winning ways, and just look what it means to him.

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Scroll through the best photos from an action-packed night in Jyväskylä-Laajis

The second Red Bull Crashed Ice stop of the season in Jyväskylä-Laajis was one of the most memorable and dramatic nights of ice cross downhill action ever, as skaters battled it out on a 630m beast of a track in front of thousands of enthusiastic Finnish fans.

Scroll through the gallery and view the best images from an unforgettable night.

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One by one they go...

Cameron Naasz and Marco Dallago chase Daniel Guolla over the BF Goodrich Rock Drop.

Wait for me! Antti Tolvanen is shaken off by John Fisher in the Round of 32.

Kyle Croxall powers down the track.

A close-up of the action over the BF Goodrich Rock Drop.

Finland's Mirko Lahti followed up his Junior victory with an impressive 7th place finish in the men's competition.

Robert Grochowicz of Poland psyches himself up at the start gates.

Finland's Camilla Ojapalo leads her rivals during the women's quarter finals.

Jacqueline Legere powers down the 630m natural ice track.

French flyers - Tristan Dugerdil and Pacome Schmitt lead the way during the Round of 64.

All eyes on Cameron Naasz.

John Fisher was flattened by the speeding bullet train, Maxwell Dunne, at the end of their semi-final.

Crowds watch the riders zoom down the daunting ice track.

Jacqueline Legere is passed by Sandrine Rangeon and Camilla Ojapalo during the women's semi-final.

And the defending champion couldn't find a way back to make the final.

The women blast out of the gates in the final.

And it was Amanda Trunzo who held on for a memorable victory ahead of the impressive Camilla Ojapalo.

A celebration drenching for the American winner.

The women celebrate on the podium after a thrilling night of racing.

The men flash out of the starting gates in the final.

And it was Scott Croxall who led from start to finish, with Maxwell Dunne in second and Cameron Naasz crawling his way over John Fisher for third.

Croxall celebrates as he crosses the line.

No hard feelings - Fisher shakes hands with Naasz after their battling finish.

Scott Croxall bounced back to winning ways, and just look what it means to him.