Gary Hunt is one point away from becoming the 2010 World Series champion after clinching his fourth win of the year in the second to last stop in Sisikon, Switzerland, on Saturday.The Brit posted the highest score of the Series so far 417.50 points. Hunt now leads Duque by 19 points, with just one competition left to go, the Series finale in Hawaii on September 12. Heavy rainfall in the Swiss mountains saw the 3,500 spectators take cover under their umbrellas ahead of the competition. The 4th place from 12 competitors belongs to Czech Michal Navratil. Watch video.

 There are so many photos, so I decided to dish them out into three waves. In the second part, I uploaded photos from Saturday - jumps 12m, life-style and something from 16 meters. In the third part will be the rest of photos from final 16 meters, ceremony, evening spree and especially crazy splashes. See the second part of photos.

 In first part for now I have uploaded 58 photos. Photos from Friday's day. During this week I will put on other photos, mainly life-style, jumps from 16 meters, enouncement of score and in the end photos from the evening concerts. Look through the first part of photos.

 Detail shots from camera placed on a mini helicopter Quix Draganflyer. Full HD Video.

 The first video of Quix Highjump competition: Pribram TV - Lukas Tlamka.

 Final results of competition QUIX Highjump 2010.

 Britain's Gary Hunt triumphed again in a thrilling Cliff Diving competition in Kragero, Norway, on Saturday.  12,000 spectators crammed boats to get a view of the action from the platform as Hunt's combined score of 386.45 extended his lead at the top at the midway point of the 2010 World Series.  With rivals Artem Silchenko and Orlando Duque having already completed their third and final dive, and both posting high scores, the pressure was on Hunt, but there is simply no stopping the 26-year-old.  After unleashing his devastating Triple Quad in the second round of diving, Hunt confirmed his third win of the Series with a front quad somersault with one and a half twist pike.  "I’ve very recently come from 10 metre Olympic-style diving and I think that makes my form a little tighter," said Hunt, clutching his prize of a Viking sword.  The 9th place from 13 competitors belongs to Czech Michal Navratil. Watch Video.