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Austrian Cyclist Sets Record With 3.80-Metre Target Drop
Mario Neurauter from Austria completed a difficult bicycle stunt.
He rode his bicycle straight down onto a target from 3.80 metres high.
That is also 12.46 feet.
He stayed seated on the bicycle while he dropped.
The stunt took place near the Tyrolean mountains.
Guinness World Records reported that he set a record for this kind of drop.
The stunt required skill and control.
Mario Neurauter of Austria set a record for the highest vertical drop on a bicycle onto a target.
He dropped 3.80 metres (12.46 feet) straight down onto the target.
Neurauter stayed seated on his bicycle during the drop.
The attempt took place against the backdrop of the Tyrolean mountains.
Guinness World Records reported the achievement.
- Who
- Mario Neurauter of Austria.
- What
- He set a record by dropping 3.80 metres (12.46 feet) onto a target while seated on his bicycle.
- Where
- Against the backdrop of the Tyrolean mountains.
- When
- Why
- The article describes the attempt as a record-setting bicycle stunt; it does not state a specific reason for doing it.
Key facts
- Record
- Highest vertical drop on a bicycle onto a target
- Rider
- Mario Neurauter
- Height
- 3.80 metres (12.46 feet)
- Landing
- On a target
- Position
- Neurauter remained seated on his bicycle
- Reported by
- Guinness World Records
Sources
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