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Uploaded by on Aug 10, 2010

Dir: Thomas Hilland / 2009

In the Northern deep forests of Finland lives local hero Timo Kaukonen - the four times winner of the Sauna World Championships. In temperatures up to 140 degrees Centigrades, the competition has one simple rule: He who sits longest, wins.

Produced by Partizan (www.partizan.com)

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  • It still beats watching Nascar

  • Wow I didn't think this would be so interesting - I watched the whole thing.

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  • @walidb123 Because it's so odd?...

  • Why is he wearing the same sauna shorts when hes being interviewed? A pair of pants wouldn't be wrong.

  • Does he live in his speedo's??

  • He can offered 10 saunas, a huga as bill. but no cloths?

    The finns.

  • he has bigger boobs than me :(

  • well .. he sure likes chillin' in his pants :/

    but hey, he's got real nice skin. :3

  • well i have too tryed sauna thing and some times feels like trowing up

  • @Teurastajabob hence the second message.

  • @boomgal87 He didn't die, his russian competetive died from his burns, Kaukonen fell in to a coma due 70% of his skin suffered severe burns, but now he has waken from it and he's doing pretty good

  • search: Finland's fatal sauna competition.

    Now that I watch it, his final competitor passed and he was rushed to hospital. This shit is absolutely insane.

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