GUINNESS WORLD RECORD OF LONGEST INDOOR FREEFALL

Manu Sarazin and Stef Millet
Manu Sarazin and Stef Millet


Live Streaming of the record by La Vanguardia
Flyers Stef Millet and Manu Sarrazin beat the Guinness World Record for the longest indoor freefall on Friday, July 7th, at the Windoor vertical wind tunnel in the northern Spanish town of Empuriabrava.

About the Record

Millet and Sarrazin flew uninterrupted for 7 hours, 15 minutes and 13 seconds to beat the seven hours and five seconds record set last year in Dubai by Matt Munting and Hind Salih. More than 20 flyers joined Millet and Sarrazin periodically during the flight. The event helped to raise money for the NGO Family Lespoir Charity, that helps families with children with special needs.

The result was made official by three judges of the International Aeronautical Federation and a representative of the Guinness World Records Association. Manu and Steff were acclaimed by local supporters and friends after the record.

 

FIND OUT MORE ABOUT

Wind Tunnel
WINDOOR REALFLY
Event
Guinness World Record Attempt at Windoor
Flyers/Organizers
Manu Sarrazin
Country
Spain 
Category
News, Video

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