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A new world record for Lucky Clowns: 121 synchro infinity tumbles

24 September, 2010

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Swiss paragliding acro champion Yves Berlowitz and his Lucky Clowns acro partner Remo Niederer set a new world record for 121 synchro infinite tumbles on 11 September 2010.

The pair D-bagged from a helicopter at 2,700 m (9,000 ft) above Linthebene, Switzerland.

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