217 skydivers set new world record
- 6 years ago
This video from a first person perspective takes the viewer at the heart of the latest skydiving 3 point sequential FAI world record which was broken on October 20.
The footage, shot in Arizona by Alain Vejux with a helmet-mounted camera, shows 217 skydivers getting in formation in the air to break the record.
"Skydiving is more than just a sport or source of adrenaline, clearly, it's an art because this large group of skydivers from Skydive Arizona is all about the formation," Vejux told Newsflare.
"A huge fleet of planes bring them high above the ground and down they fall into a beautiful 217-way 3 points Sequential FAI World Record," she added.
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The footage, shot in Arizona by Alain Vejux with a helmet-mounted camera, shows 217 skydivers getting in formation in the air to break the record.
"Skydiving is more than just a sport or source of adrenaline, clearly, it's an art because this large group of skydivers from Skydive Arizona is all about the formation," Vejux told Newsflare.
"A huge fleet of planes bring them high above the ground and down they fall into a beautiful 217-way 3 points Sequential FAI World Record," she added.
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