The event all wingsuit enthusiasts are inpationaly waiting for is coming close. In two months time, WWL will race again in Zhangjiahie, Hunan, China, between October 19-20, 2014, with a completely new course that had been prepared with great help of wingsuit pilots James Boole and Ellen Brennan who Adrex.com had made an interview with last month. WWL organizers prepared a movie to hype up the upcoming competition. Check it out.
This 20-minute introduces the world’s most precious and biggest wingsuit race: WWL China Grand Prix.Watch the video and get to know who are the athletes and what’s their perspective towards competitive wingsuit racing. Previously the WWL has timed athletes individually but this time, the management are on the lookout for a line which will allow two pilots to race side-by-side to see which one crosses the finish line first.
The WWL pilots who qualified for the Grand Prix will first compete in qualifying rounds October 13 – 15 in Zhangjiajie, China. The fastest ten qualifiers will then compete October 19 – 20 against the fastest six finishers from the 2013 in head-to-head ‘tournament style’ race for the chance to win $50,000 USD in prize money and the prestige of being known as “the world’s fastest athlete.” We can't wait!
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