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That was pretty extreme. But you know that Jamie Pierre no longer holds the world record for biggest cliff drop on skis right?
http://homeboyski.com/2008/12/03/fred-syversen-107-meters-cliff-drop-video/
Yeah…but at least Jamie “meant” to do it.
Whatever, Fred went for it…
“The mind works amazingly fast under stressed situations; breaking or trying to stop was no longer an option, it simply went too fast. If I had tried that I wouldn’t write this. So that left one choice; go for it, and do it right!”
Is there any footage of the actual jump?
all i can say is rad.
Growing up as an avid sledder, I have total respect for this guy sticking his landing.
Though in response to rando, yeah, there’s footage of Fred Syversen launching his air at 80kmh (though it’s not a great angle ‘cuz the next thing you see is a pow puff come off of his bomb hole). I put the link in my first comment. The video is at the bottom of that page. N joy.