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5 April, 2020 6:59 pm

Robbie Maddison and Levi LaVallee New Year's Jumps (w/video)

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Happy New Year to all our readers! To start 2012 with a bang we have Robbie Maddison’s and Levi LaVallee’s “2011 Red Bull: New Year.
No Limits” video to show you.
It was a tandem jump that took place last night at a foggy San Diego Embarcadero Marina Park.
‘Maddo’ was trying to break the 391-foot record, but the Aussie came up short jumping at 378 feet, 9 inches, while LaVallee broke his own snowmobile world record at 412 feet, his previous record was 361 feet.

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“I was just excited to make it to the other side in one piece.
I’m exploding with energy right now,” LaVallee said.
“When I saw the 410 marker go by, I knew it was going to be an amazing jump.
”“I would have liked to have gone further, but I am just happy to have landed safely on the other side,” said Maddison.
“There was a lot of pressure and to be able to live to do this again feels great.

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I’m at a point where I need to make changes to my bike and I’m going to have to find a gnarlier gap to jump over.

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