Red Bull daredevils in scary cliff diving contest

by South Bayview Bulldog Admin • July 27, 2014

American Steve LoBue has won the Red Bull Cliff Diving World Series event in Portugal. Amazing scenery and gut-wrenching dives. Simon Longden of ITN narrates this little story for your pleasure and enlightenment. We liked it.

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