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Lifesaving: Black Fins top world leaderboard
Defending champion New Zealand Black Fins top the leaderboard after the second day at the lifesaving world championships in France.
Defending champion New Zealand Black Fins top the leaderboard after the second day at the lifesaving world championships in France.
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As a professional boardsailor, Tom Ashley was used to setting the performance bar high. These days, he's still looking to raise the bar but in a different way.
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