National Press Release
 | Moto Jumper 'Bird' Breaks World Record
Published 2008-06-30 15:15
By ShredorDie.com |
VIDEO EXCLUSIVE ON 'SHRED OR DIE'
Bird Soars Close to 395 Feet with Record Breaking Motocross Jump - and Record Breaking Views on www.shredordie.com
LOS ANGELES, June 30 /PRNewswire/ -- ShredorDie.com, the premiere action
sports destination, has the exclusive video of motocross jumper Bird soaring
close to 395 feet, setting a new world record. The 38 second video is
becoming one of the most viewed videos on the site and can be seen exclusively
on http://www.shredordie.com/videos/0c7883577c.
Shot on June 21 in Taft, California by premiere moto director and producer
Jay Schweitzer and Mike McEntire of Powerband Films, the video shows Bird
jumping a record 394 feet, 7 inches. Birds' jump beats Robbie Maddison's
previous world record (378 foot jump) from March 2008 in Australia. Additional
footage of Birds' world record can be seen in 'On the Pipe 5' this upcoming
holiday season or on http://www.powerbandfilms.com
ShredorDie.com is a collaboration between the creators of the Or Die
Networks and skateboarding icon Tony Hawk. The site features action sports
videos, with an emphasis on skate, snow, surfing, BMX, motocross and action
sports culture. Hawk, a founder of the site, provides creative direction to
ensure that ShredorDie.com offers visitors the best of professional and
non-professional action sports content.
Contact:
Carolyn Prousky
(323) 656-8047
Carolyn@prouskypr.com
SOURCE ShredorDie.com
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