HayaBusa European Record Mondial Tanay 2020 (M N 7 F) non-edited

Watch the New European Record being set by the Reigning World Champions during the Mondial 2020 in Tanay, Siberia @ Russia
(10 Aug 2021)
Belgian Military Team HayaBusa
Team members:
Grauwels Andy (Outside Center)
Praet Dennis (Point)
Silvi Michele (Inside Center)
Nollet Jeroen (Tail)
Filmed by Grauwels David (Camera)
Airplane: TurboLet 410
Altitude: 10.500 feet

[@pccavera]

Incredible!!!! 🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘

[@TBagr]

Points on the hill is always awesome.

[@papperducks6261]

Mijn papa is daar bij❤love hayabusa❤

[@robertneven7563]

hello je papa?Davy???????????Andy???????Nollet???????of ??????

[@bominkim2927]

Wonderful!!!

[@igorgalvan]

Awesome!

[@antonioclaudio2201]

Muito brabo muito bom

[@bumbee2856]

Magnifique !!!

[@sivayamsiva9343]

Wonderful performance congratulations 🙏

[@il_ricciobase]

Cool team!

[@MrReasonabubble]

Really enjoyed this. Awesome technique. Lousy separation at break-off. 😁

[@indoorflightcoaching4115]

In all honesty, right before break-off, during the block, someone of us got confused and thought that he saw a wave off, so decided to end the jump, and in the end we all got confused, because this happend right after 36sec so way too high before a normal break-off, it never happened to us before, and another confirmation that a competition jump with so much intensity can suddenly play with your mind. We are all humans 💪🏻

[@MrReasonabubble]

@@indoorflightcoaching4115 absolutely - I've had my share of close calls over the years. It happens 🙂. Thanks for replying. 👍

[@steve7015]

It looked like 39 or 40 points. Glad to hear what happened because I wondered how it was that you were breaking off almost at the exact moment of the end of working time. I remember the thrill of breaking double digits in 4way many yrs ago. Really nice to see.

[@denchik281]

Супер 👍🏻

[@vinckeinge3428]

Mooi

[@SterianAlinaNicoleta]

Some adrenalina

[@davidebandini9923]

I was a skydiver and i remember all i did

[@homeofcreation]

The thumbnail is Ampuriabrava isn't it?

[@g-forceskydiving]

How many points was that? You guys are amazing!

[@steve7015]

Looked like 39 or 40 points to me. 35 seconds working time, so you can check for yourself.

[@g-forceskydiving]

Amazing!@@steve7015

[@sanfranciscobay]

They are so fast.

[@indoorflightcoaching4115]

Thx :-)

[@hugostnks6494]

what happened at the break?

[@robertneven7563]

try it out ?????????????????????????????

[@ccrpalex2456]

audible went off. it doesn't matter what happens at break off. As the timer runs out well before the break off. Judges go based of time. Jumpers go based of altitude for obvious reasons. Time typically runs out well before the break off altitude, however many connections they made within that time is what counts, after that they can screw up or do really good all the way down to break off altitude, it won't count anyways.