Dubai 2016
3rd & 7 37yd
3rd & 7 37yd
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After eight thrilling events around the globe, the 2016 Red Bull Cliff Diving World Series comes down to this: a grand finale and the first ever night competition in Dubai. The world's best male and female cliff divers will leap from up to 27m into the floodlit setting at Pier 7 in the magnificent Dubai Marina, Gary Hunt and Rhiannan Iffland have already sealed their title victories, but can they both celebrate in style with one final win? Stay tuned right here for all the action and updates.
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On Thursday night the men and women completed the first two rounds of action. Rhiannan Iffland needed only one dive to secure the 2016 World Series title, while in the men's competition it's Andy Jones who leads the way heading into the final rounds. Read the full story here - win.gs
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Here are the scores after the men's third round. Remember, only the top eight go through to the final -1. Andy Jones, USA – 365.40
2. Gary Hunt, GBR – 352.50
3. Orlando Duque, COL – 345.10
4. Michal Navratil, CZE – 340.70
5. Jonathan Paredes, MEX – 332.75
6. Steven LoBue, USA – 330.85
7. Sergio Guzman, MEX – 325.40
8. Artem Silchenko, RUS – 321.40
9. Alessandro De Rose (W), ITA – 309.95
10. Kyle Mitrione (W), USA – 291.80
11. Andrei Mikau (W), BLR – 245.45
12. Owen Weymouth (W), GBR – 238.40
13. Alain Kohl (W), LUX – 202.00 -
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Here are the women's final standings in Dubai -
1. Rhiannan Iffland (W), AUS – 245.90 2. Helena Merten, AUS – 226.95 3. Adriana Jimenez, MEX – 209.70 4. Cesilie Carlton, USA – 207.40 5. Lysanne Richard, CAN – 192.80 6. Jaki Valente (W), BRA – 191.15 7. Ginger Huber, USA - 185.40 8. Rachelle Simpson, USA – 175.00 -
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What a final dive from Jones there. Under the lights, under pressure, and he absolutely nails it. This has been coming all season, after three podium finishes, and what a time to do it. He celebrates wildly in the water with his fellow divers. Sensational scenes here in Dubai Marina.
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Men's final standings in Dubai -
1. Andy Jones, USA – 508.50
2. Gary Hunt, GBR – 477.20
3. Jonathan Paredes, MEX – 465.05
4. Steven LoBue, USA – 463.45
5. Sergio Guzman, MEX – 457.40
6. Michal Navratil, CZE – 452.00
7. Orlando Duque, COL – 412.30
8. Artem Silchenko, RUS – 397.00
9. Alessandro De Rose (W), ITA – 309.95
10. Kyle Mitrione (W), USA – 291.80
11. Andrei Mikau (W), BLR – 245.45
12. Owen Weymouth (W), GBR – 238.40
13. Alain Kohl (W), LUX – 202.00 -
A memorable event in Dubai ends with the crowning of champions Gary Hunt and Rhiannan Iffland, with the Australian also winning on the night, and a brilliant first ever victory for Andy Jones. After nine events around the world, the biggest season ever finishes with a final flourish under the lights in Dubai Marina. See you in 2017!