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Crashed ice course takes shape at Ottawa locks

There's a strange structure taking shape in the heart of Ottawa as the city prepares for the 2017 Ice Cross Downhill World Series championship in March.

Ice Cross Downhill World Series Season Finale coming to the capital March 3-4

There's a strange structure taking shape in the heart of Ottawa.

Dozens of workers are busy building the scaffolding that will form the base of massive ice slides at the locks next to the Parliament buildings, the Chteau Laurier and Major's Hill Park.

This is the first time theRed Bull Crashed Ice competition has come to the capital.

The race features heats offour skaters clad protective equipmentcareening down anice courseof steep declines, dramatic jumps and hairpin turns.

The Ice Cross Downhill World Series Season Finaletakes place March 3-4.

There are premium seats for salebut general admission is free.

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