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Brentford`s team excelled at Skydive Hibaldstow, while Red Bull`s wingsuit pilot broke three world records in a single jump.

Simon Brentford hosted an exhilarating 6-Way Speed, Formation Skydiving (FS), and Accuracy competition at Skydive Hibaldstow on May 9, 2025. Paul Willcock`s team showcased remarkable teamwork and precision, emerging victorious in a challenging event that emphasized both speed and accuracy in wingsuit flying. The competition featured detailed scoring based on time and formation quality, although specific scores and attendance figures were not disclosed.

In a stunning display of skill, Red Bull reported a wingsuit flight that shattered three world records in a single jump from an astonishing altitude of 41,470 feet. The pilot reached a blistering top speed of 550 km/h while covering a distance of 53.45 kilometers, highlighting the extreme capabilities and endurance of wingsuit pilots at high altitudes. This achievement underscores the ongoing advancements in wingsuit technology and pilot expertise.

Additionally, the recent operation codenamed "Eagles of Civilization 2025" integrated wingsuit flying into its activities, showcasing the sport`s growing relevance in broader aerial and low-altitude operations. These developments reflect the dynamic and evolving nature of wingsuit flying competitions and record attempts, with top athletes continuously pushing the limits of speed, distance, and formation precision in various venues worldwide. For more insights, check out wingsuit flying competition and wingsuit flying world records.

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