Australia’s Robbie Maddison has added another stunt to his impressive list by jumping the Corinth Canal in Greece. At the peak of his jump Maddison was almost 100 meters from the water below and the leap spanned roughly 90 metres. You can see footage of the leap after the break. There is also a brief interview available with Robbie from this morning’s Sunrise program.
In July last year Maddison backflipped over the Tower Bridge in London and he has performed many other stunts around the world, including Las Vegas and Melbourne.
[via ESPN | Pic: Predrag Vuckovic, Jörg Mitter, Stefan Aufschnaiter]
5 replies on “Robbie Maddison jumps Corinth Canal”
SPARTA!!! Here I come.
My favorite part was the stoppie
Not sure if it’s the editing, but I love it how the run up was a casual start the engine, go round the corner and jump a small ramp, then off you go, as opposed to the usual fanfare of sitting around concentrating and then a straight line run up.
nice parabolic trajectory
[…] week Robbie Maddison jumped “the most dangerous” stunt of his career when he jumped across the Corinth Canal in Greece. You can relive the stunt in a new video below, which includes some behind the scenes […]