The world’s top cliff divers are set to put on a spectacular show this weekend as the World Series makes its next stop in Azores, Portugal, where rocky cliffs of volcanic origin will be converted into a natural sports venue.
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The Red Bull Cliff Diving World Series will take place from June 22 to 24 with the daredevil athletes diving barefoot from a 27-metre platform located on the cliffs.
The volcanic island in the Atlantic ocean will host the thrilling event for the eighth year in a row becoming the World Series’ most pristine location.
Australian trailblazer Rhiannan Iffland, who has remained unbeaten this season, will try to extend her record-breaking winning streak by attempting to secure her fourth consecutive World Series victory, something a female diver has never achieved.
British diving legend Gary Hunt who tops the men’s diving standings will also be in action in Azores where he will demonstrate insane acrobatic skills while executing his jaw-dropping dives.