Would you really want to fly with this guy?

[rotornut]

http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=b8b_1175543771

[grumpyoldgeek]

No, but I'd pay money to watch him...

[Callsign Kilo]

Fantastic Skill...and a lot of nerve

[DBChopper]

Yes, I think I would (he seems to know what he is doing ).

I think it's the folk standing on the bridge who need their heads examined!

[foxmoth]

But not a barrel roll!

[GOLF_BRAVO_ZULU]

No, I hate flick rolls; unless it's mine.

[Sleeve Wing]

Quote:Would you really want to fly with this guy?:unquote.

On his knee maybe ?? It's a single seater !!!!!!!!!!!!!.......... Sukhoi 26.

Seriously though , isn't it great to watch a guy who knows exactly what he and his aircraft is capable of.

[Say again s l o w l y]

That was Peter Besenyei of Red Bull air race fame. Would I want to fly with him?
God yes, imagine how much you'd learn from just watching what he does.

One day I'll be that good........(I just need lots more practice and a injection of natural ability!)

['Chuffer' Dandridge]

No it wasn't. It was Jurgis Kairys....














Dont you just hate pedants

[J.A.F.O.]

Have a look at the movies on madforeignblokedotcom he really is something out of the ordinary.

[Say again s l o w l y]

I stand corrected, didn't he do something similar though?

[javelin]

What you don't see is the curve in the river and the rather large wall just beyond the bridge. The sudden turn wasn't for aesthetics, it was for survival !
Jurgis - Way to go !


For more - visit

http://www.haute-voltige.com/

Search the videos and be amazed

[Brian Abraham]

And even they get it wrong at times. Not sure who it was but taken at Japanese motor race I believe. He walked away unscathed.

[Kolibear]

Brings an entirely new meaning to the phrase 'Controls full & free'

[Will Hung]

That's going to cost !

[skyfiend]

He's walked away from two of those... They're both on the Alexis Park Inn videos website.

Lucky guy!

[Piltdown Man]

Yes I definitely would. I've flown with a quite a few people who do "interesting" flying and it appears that these people not only have the highest ability but they are also the ones most able to adapt to the environment and circumstances in which they find themselves.
PM.

[chrisN]

Barrel roll?

Barrel roll? To my untutored eyes, it looks like a pull up to get nose high, correct attitude for the inverted flight that will follow, followed by an ordinary 180 degree roll - what makes it a Barrel roll?

Chris N

(Edit - just noticed Fox thought the same?)