World Record Group Skydive with a 164-Person Formation
Published August 11, 2015
This video has 1.15M views and 9.49K likes, ranking #2,797,218 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.
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9,498
Comments
622
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164 jumpers, 7 planes, 175mph, and a new world record! A hand-picked group of pro and amateur divers took to the skies of Chicago in attempt to pull off a world-first: 164 people hand-in-hand in a group formation during total freefall... ► Read more on how they did it: http://win.gs/SkydiveWorldRecord #redbull #skyd…
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- August 11, 2015
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