EXTREME FLYING: Pilot Pulls 11.2G! Cockpit View

Red Bull Air Race pilot Hannes Arch, Austria, pulls 11.2G in the Rotterdam race during practice on July 17, 2008.

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[RIEKSONE]

this makes f1 driver look like a bunch of pussies

[Nackavich]

He probably would've been able to go faster if he didn't have such GIANT BALLS

[fgl7777]

@RIEKSONE this last a few mi,utes f1 driver race for one hour and a half. But anyway it s huge lol

[HK45tactical]

Holy shit, talk about maneuverability. Thats insane.

[DylonIsTehName]

Who ever disliked this obviously has no idea how much 11g's is.

[john198119811]

this is one badass pilot.

[fordyrox]

Close your eyes and just listen, the video changes completely....

[sceett]

@collosalledonut yes but car drivers only experience G's on the x-axis and so there is absolutely no chance of them blacking out, whereas pilots take G's on the Y-axis which induces G-loc. Horizontal G has pretty much no adverse affects on a person especially not at 5G.

[MDK0250]

@gnossticc Illness, not really, but it wears down the body like any athletic event. And it can make you shorter over time too lol

[gnossticc]

I don't know but I'm sure these strains the human body and can cause illnesses later on. I don't know, again.

[colossaledonut]

@RIEKSONE yea but f1 drivers have to to it for about 1:45 hours these guys do it for about 3-5 mins

[bretahtah1]

@stevekelley17 The plane will actually slice right through the cone. They're not rubber like a street cone, but cloth held up with air.