Pro-paraglider's daring 'infinity tumbling' stunt caught on drone camera
- 6 years ago
The incredible moment a professional paraglider performs one of the sport's most dangerous and difficult manoeuvres at the Paragliding World Cup in Bulgaria last month.
Drone footage filmed in Sopot, in the central Plovdiv Province, on August 18 shows Veso Ovcharov, a Bulgarian native and an acrobatic paragliding professional and competitor perform the daring "infinity tumble" in which he somersaults at low altitude.
Ovcharov accompanied by two other paragliders set the world record for three pilots performing synchronised Infinity Tumbles, completing 126 revolutions.
Infinity tumbles can create G-forces up to 7G.
Drone footage filmed in Sopot, in the central Plovdiv Province, on August 18 shows Veso Ovcharov, a Bulgarian native and an acrobatic paragliding professional and competitor perform the daring "infinity tumble" in which he somersaults at low altitude.
Ovcharov accompanied by two other paragliders set the world record for three pilots performing synchronised Infinity Tumbles, completing 126 revolutions.
Infinity tumbles can create G-forces up to 7G.