Must see: "Flying cars" stunt show in Vilnius (World record) loop
Published June 14, 2015
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28,840,780
Likes
62,004
Comments
1,234
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Three world records were set in capital of Lithuania. 1. The largest sphere (almost 13 meters high) 2. Loop with motorcycle in almost 13 meters high sphere. 3. 12 loops with car in almost 13 meters high sphere. (Driver: Jurij Risnovskij) Photo and more: http://www.15min.lt/gazas/naujiena/autosportas/vingio-parke-skr…
- Published
- June 14, 2015
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How Must see: "Flying cars" stunt show in Vilnius (World record) loop is doing
It has 28.8M views in total. It ranks #259,814 among tracked YouTube videos by views.
Key facts about Must see: "Flying cars" stunt show in Vilnius (World record) loop
- Total views
- 28.8M
- Total likes
- 62.0K
- Total comments
- 1.23K
- Published
- June 14, 2015
- Global rank by views
- #259,814
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How many views does Must see: "Flying cars" stunt show in Vilnius (World record) loop have?
Must see: "Flying cars" stunt show in Vilnius (World record) loop has 28,840,780 views, 62,004 likes and 1,234 comments, ranking #259,814 among tracked YouTube videos by views.
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