(Reuters) - Laurence O'Toole was following in his father's footsteps when he became a timbersports world champion on Saturday but the Australian said he owed much of his success to his training in the United States.
O'Toole claimed the individual title at the Timbersports World Championships in Liverpool on Saturday at the Echo Arena after the top 12 in the world had showcased their skills across six disciplines, each focussing on different elements of woodchopping using axes, saws and chainsaws.
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