Group of 12 Female Skydivers Set New British Record for Largest Upside Down Formation Jump
- 7 months ago
A group of 12 female skydivers have set a new British women's record after joining in formation UPSIDE DOWN at 160mph - 14,000ft above the ground.
The thrill-seekers combined to become the largest number of women to ever complete a successful 'head-down' formation jump in the UK.
The dive required the women to fly together with their heads as the lowest part of their bodies to build a shape by holding onto one another’s arms midair.
Freefalling at speeds exceeding a staggering 160mph, 12 female skydivers completed the formation above the Nottinghamshire countryside on Saturday (2/9).
The thrill-seekers combined to become the largest number of women to ever complete a successful 'head-down' formation jump in the UK.
The dive required the women to fly together with their heads as the lowest part of their bodies to build a shape by holding onto one another’s arms midair.
Freefalling at speeds exceeding a staggering 160mph, 12 female skydivers completed the formation above the Nottinghamshire countryside on Saturday (2/9).