Lewis Irving catches some air in an aerial competition.

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Irving takes aerials bronze at the Krasnoyarsk World Cup

March 8, 2020

Lewis Irving landed on the third step of the podium in Krasnoyarsk, Russia at the FIS World Cup on Sunday.

The Canadian skier caught some serious air to put up a final score of 116.29 to capture bronze in the men’s aerials competition. Ahead of him was host-country Russia’s Pavel Krotov in second with 124.43 and Switzerland’s Noe Roth, who won the event with 127.40 points.

🇨🇦 Lewis Irving (@lewisirving7) is taking home another medal in the men's aerials, this attempt was good enough to claim 🥉@canfreestyleski @TeamCanada pic.twitter.com/URxuba0AcR

— CBC Olympics (@CBCOlympics) March 8, 2020

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