Shootout highlights | Red Bull Crashed Ice

Scott Croxall during the International Shootout in Edmonton

Championship leader Scott Croxall was among the pacesetters in Friday's International Shootout.

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The 2014 champion, Marco Dallago, was the fastest rider in the shootout, stopping the clock in 42.45 seconds.

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Canadian Simon Gagnon in action.

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Kyle Croxall, second in the overall standings, was only 19th in Friday's shootout.

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Finland's Paavo Klintrup was among the 32 international athletes who advanced to Saturday's finals.

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Warm temperatures in Edmonton mean the cooling system used to keep the track frozen has been working overtime!

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Dean and Dylan Moriarity are in the shake-up for the world championship title.

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Czech Michal Urban rounds the U-turn section of the track.

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Much of the track has been raised and is supported by scaffolding.

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The USA's Reed Whiting.

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Canada's Steven Cox was the fastest in Thursday's National Shootout, leading the field of 32 athletes who progressed to the Elimination Round.

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The final Red Bull Crashed Ice of the season will also feature a women's race, with Finland's Salla Kyhala among the competitors.

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The start of the track is flat, giving an advantage to strong skaters.

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The Flagsprint section of the track.

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Canadian Scott Croxall is the favourite to lift the world championship trophy on Saturday night.

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Scott Croxall's brother, Kyle, is his closest challenger.

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The best national and international athletes compete in timed runs to see who will progress - either to Saturday's finals or Friday's Elimination Round.

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Championship leader Scott Croxall was among the pacesetters in Friday's International Shootout.

The 2014 champion, Marco Dallago, was the fastest rider in the shootout, stopping the clock in 42.45 seconds.

Canadian Simon Gagnon in action.

Kyle Croxall, second in the overall standings, was only 19th in Friday's shootout.

Finland's Paavo Klintrup was among the 32 international athletes who advanced to Saturday's finals.

Warm temperatures in Edmonton mean the cooling system used to keep the track frozen has been working overtime!

Dean and Dylan Moriarity are in the shake-up for the world championship title.

Czech Michal Urban rounds the U-turn section of the track.

Much of the track has been raised and is supported by scaffolding.

The USA's Reed Whiting.

Canada's Steven Cox was the fastest in Thursday's National Shootout, leading the field of 32 athletes who progressed to the Elimination Round.

The final Red Bull Crashed Ice of the season will also feature a women's race, with Finland's Salla Kyhala among the competitors.

The start of the track is flat, giving an advantage to strong skaters.

The Flagsprint section of the track.

Canadian Scott Croxall is the favourite to lift the world championship trophy on Saturday night.

Scott Croxall's brother, Kyle, is his closest challenger.