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World Record Snow Jump set by Mads Ostberg’s WRC Ford Fiesta
Ostberg marked the end of winter with a 50 meter jump on snow.
Mads Ostberg has just set a new world record for distance jumped on snow in a car. The Norwegian took his WRC Ford Fiesta 50 meters through the air and landed perfectly in front of a huge crowd.
Ostberg needed three attempts to break the world record and his perilous pursuit of the mark paid off with a final jump of 50 meters (or 164 feet). Though the record is unofficial, all the event-goers at the "DC All In Trysil" festival in Trysil, Norway can verify that it was quite the spectacle.
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