Red Bull Crashed Ice back in Saint Paul
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It was the fourth visit of Red Bull Crashed Ice to Saint Paul.
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The 64 skaters in Saturday's finals competed in a series of four-man heats.
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Being quick off the start is a must!
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A series of jumps and tight turns tested the skaters' skills.
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The skaters descended 460 metres of ice at speeds approaching 50kph.
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The 2014 champion Marco Dallago lost out in the semi-finals.
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Flying down the track...
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The top-three women; Salla Kyhala (C), Tamara Kajah (L) and Jacqueline Legere (R).
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140,000 spectators gathered for the sporting spectacle in front of the Cathedral of Saint Paul.
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The Corner Peak section of the track - the last obstacle to negotiate before the finish.
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Taking the inside line...
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Kyle Croxall is flanked on the final podium by Dean Moriarity (L) and Dan Witty (R).
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