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Colin Furze explains the science behind the freestyle halfpipe.

by Curtis Jones
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Youtuber and inventor Colin Furze explains the facintaing science behind the Winter Olympics halfpipe, where athletes perform freestyle tricks at heights over 40ft in the air.

Follow the Milan-Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics across the BBC from Friday, 6 February.

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