German Motocross Star Lands Tsunami Backflip Between Moving Trucks
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German freestyle motocross rider Luc Ackermann performed a breathtaking feat on a motorway in North Rhine-Westphalia. He flew from one moving truck to another and performed a tsunami backflip while flying, overcoming a nine-meter motorway barrier.
Hitting Back-To-Back "Tsunami Backflips" Between Moving Trucks as They Drive on The Autobahn (And Nearly Missing The Landing) Is As Extreme As It Gets
Hell yeah, Luc. I bet nothing gets the blood pumping more than almost dying, but still landing the trick. All in the name of energy drinks. Nothing sells energy drinks better than near death. Suddenly...


Almost the daring jump of the motocross extreme athlete from Niederdorla would have gone wrong. How he controlled the jump and why a physicist had his fingers in the game. He also shows this jump at the Erfurt fair for the show "Go Big Or Go Home"
With a tsunami backflip, FMX world champion Luc Ackermann jumped his motorcycle over a highway bridge.
The stunt was realized in collaboration with Red Bull and required maximum precision, timing and mental strength. Ackermann was supported by a well-established team that played a central role in the exact execution. Physics meets Freestyle: The technical key data of the jump was the jump between two 31-metre-long trucks, which moved at exactly 20 km/h (approx. 12 mph). On the loading area of the first vehicle Ackermann accelerated his motorcycle…
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