Still from Brett Hazlett's Superfinal 2013 Brazil video
Still from Brett Hazlett's Superfinal 2013 Brazil video
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Video: Never Come Down by Brett Hazlett

12 February, 2014

 

Brett Hazlett’s latest film is a five-minute vision of heaven at the PWC Superfinal in Governador Valadares.

In it you’ll see him measure with laser-accuracy the length of his trailing edge, then post to the DHV forum about it from his iPhone while thermalling with 120 of the world’s best pilots.

What? What’s that? That’s not correct you say? You mean it’s simply five minutes four seconds of some amazing flying shots set to brilliant music to showcase the fantastic flying in the dreamscape that is one of Brazil’s finest venues?

Oh, ok. Nice.

Enjoy the show.

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