Cory McGee slid down at a distance of 19.36 meters while Frenchman Luc Vansevenant slid down at a distance of 15.50 meters while Great Briton Liam Collins slid down at a distance of 31.70 meters while Australian Chris Norton slid down at a distance of 15.36 meters. Result after 5 events: 1st Liam Collins 16 points – 2nd Chris Norton 15 points – 3rd Luc Vansevenant 12 points – 4th Cory McGee 7 points For reasons unknown, the program was removed from the schedules part-way through the 2004 competition, and has not been shown since. However, footage of the 2004 final (as well as a number of editions of the series) surfaced many years later on the popular video website YouTube. The winner was British athlete Jamie Quarry. It is noted that, in one episode, one of the athletes refers to the '2003' competition, which does not exist. It is believed that this blooper is as a result of the completed 2003 series being delayed and re-edited as the 2004 series. Broadcasting International King of Sports The television programme of International King of Sports was produced by Endemol, and in the UK was broadcast on Five. It was presented by Helen Chamberlain and Mark Robson, with commentary from Alan Parry. The programme won a bronze award in the Game Show category at the Montreux Television Festival in 2003. References External links Article on International King of Sports from The Times 2002 British television series debuts 2004 British television series endings Channel 5 (British TV channel) original programming English-language television shows Multi-sport events in the United Kingdom Television series by Banijay