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The 2014 Bodyflight World Challenge - Bigger than Ever

The 2014 Bodyflight World Challenge is an annual indoor skydiving event held in Bedfordshire, UK. Considered as one of the best wind tunnels in Europe, the Challenge welcomed over 100 teams from all corners of the World to celebrate 10 year anniversary. This year's competition had prizes of over £20,000 GBP distributed between 4 Way Formation, 2 way Freefly and 4 Way Dynamic Freefly starting with practice rounds on Thursday the 3rd of April to end up with a party on Saturday the 5th. Check it out.
23. 9. 2014

Bodyflight is home to the World's largest skydiving competition. Over 105 teams from almost 30 countries compete in Europe's largest vertical wind tunnel in attempts to claim the coveted World Title. Flying in speeds of up to 180mph, Bodyflight draws the World greatest Formation and dynamic skydivers on the planet for training and competition all year round. Check out the event's highlights in the edit below.

23. 9. 2014
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