Brazilian professional surfer Pedro “Scooby” Vianna takes an epic spill from his board during a storm in Nazaré, Portugal. By February 28, Scooby was tearing down the tide at 45 miles an hour on his rattling surfboard. There was a 70-foot mountain of water avalanching behind him.
The seething spume nipped him from behind and sent him bombing into the fray in a violent back flop.
Scooby’s friend and fellow Brazilian, Lucas “Chumbo” Chianca, rode in on a jet ski to pick him up before the next monster set rolled in. Scooby grabbed ahold of a rear tow board latched to the jet ski, and they sped away in an attempt to outrun the next wave. Chumbo soon lost control in the choppy whitewater, and the jet ski capsized near some dangerous rocks.
Another massive wave was right behind them.
Two people now needed a rescue.
How did Scooby and Chumbo finally escape the chaos? Everaldo “Pato” Teixeira, a veteran big wave surfer from Brazil, tore in on yet another jet ski. In a deft and coolheaded rescue bolstered by years of experience, Teixeira rescued Chumbo and Scooby, both of whom were relatively unscathed.
From Rednecks with Paychecks to Carter Off-Road Park, the downhill Barbie Jeep Racing craze has swept the south. Guys and Girls both are eager to give it a shot in an attempt to take home bragging rights and cold hard cash for the fastest time to the bottom of the hill.
Who had the nastiest wipeout of all?
It’s Not often talked about Bikes speed record, Meanwhile, One man, passed Ferrari Like a smart, accelerated to 300 Kilometers per hours. Hi everyone, and Today we have Huge dose of bikes. On the highways and Downhill, 60, 100, 200 Miles per, and Terrifying crashes on the way to the absolute record.
40 athletes, 20 switchbacks, 4 kilometers
The Red Bull Trike Strike is a competition of “Drift Trike”, tricycles that mix bike and kart wheels. Under challenging conditions, with a lot of fog in the mountains, forty athletes from different Brazilian cities and countries like Colombia and Argentina competed for the event, descending the Serra do Rio do Rastro with its trikes. Would you do it?