Sixteen years ago, Sydney, Australia, native Daz Fellows tried street luge and quickly became hooked. In rapid succession, he became heavily involved in building the scene and was one of the three founders of professional street luge on the continent-country. He’s built a dozen or so custom luges, organized and competed in races at national and international levels, done stunt work, and mentored young riders. Now he’s set his sights on something loftier—a new world speed record of 124.27 mph (200 km/h) or better. How does he plan to set it? On a carbon-fiber one-off board with not one, but two jet engines mounted inches from his head … Pictures and more
Check out www.jetluge.com.au for more details
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