- Red Bull.com
- Sports
- Aerial Sports
- Videos
- Red Bull Stratos: The countdown is on!
Video Details
- Views
- Date
- SEP 25, 2012
- Participants
- Felix Baumgartner
- About this Video
- The wait is almost over. For some it's been seven years in the making. The team are now performing the final checks to the equipment before getting ready to launch Red Bull Stratos when the right weather conditions arrive any time on or in the week after October 8. So, in just two weeks' time the name of Felix Baumgartner could be in the record books. Find out more at Red Bull Stratos
Share
Related Content
Red Bull Stratos | Felix Baumgartner’s sonic boom captured Oct 26, 2012
Audio from a video recording captures what is believed to be the sonic boom (heard at 00:25 in this clip) made by Felix Baumgartner as he broke through the speed of sound barrier. The footage was...
Mission Accomplished! Red Bull Stratos and Felix Baumgartner break three world records Oct 14, 2012
On Sunday afternoon, in Roswell, New Mexico, Red Bull Stratos, the mission to the edge of space, made history, with Felix Baumgartner breaking the sound barrier during his 128,000 feet jump back to...
Red Bull Stratos | Lights, Camera, Action Oct 7, 2012
Felix Baumgartner might be feeling lonely when he steps out of his space capsule into the lifeless altitude of 120,000 feet / 36,576 meters, but the Austrian adventurer will have the eyes of the...
Red Bull Stratos | Felix Baumgartner interview Sep 29, 2012
Austrian extreme sportsman Felix Baumgartner has completed numerous spectacular BASE jumps from iconic locations such as the Christ statue in Rio, the Petronas Towers in Kuala Lumpur and the towering...
Red Bull Stratos: Felix vs Joe Sep 4, 2012
In 1960 Colonel Joe Kittinger set a record for the highest freefall in history. Right now BASE jumper Felix Baumgartner is doing everything in his command to break this record – with the help of Joe....
Red Bull Stratos: Final Jump Pushed to Autumn 2012 | New Capsule for Felix Aug 9, 2012
The second test jump from an altitude of 97,145.7 feet / 29,610 meters represented a significant achievement for the Red Bull Stratos team but has resulted in pushing the final mission – a free fall...
Comments
Add a comment