By Michael-Ross Fiorentino with Reuters
Published on
Share this article
Comments
Germany's Benedikt Mayr and Italy's Markus Eder completed an extraordinary run by jumping over several roads of the highest mountain pass in Italy.
ADVERTISEMENT
Two professional freestyle skiers completed an extraordinary run by jumping over several roads on Italy's highest mountain pass.
Germany's Benedikt Mayr and Italy's Markus Eder made use of slopes, rail slides and snowcat vehicles to jump over roads as they made the descent.
Starting from an altitude of 2,757 metres, Mayr and Eder descended 555 metres from the peak of Piz da las Trais Linguas (Peak of the Three Languages) in Italy's Stilfser Joch National Park.
Organisers said it was the first time multiple roads have been crossed in a single freestyle slope run.
Share this article
Comments