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A Japanese mountain bike trials rider, sponsored by Red Bull, has set a world record by riding backwards down an Olympic ski jump hill, balancing only on the front wheel. The stunt, described as 'madness,' reached a speed of 60 km/h. The event took place on a ski jump hill, and the rider performed the entire descent in reverse, showcasing extreme balance and control. The record was confirmed by Red Bull Media House, and the feat was reported by Bild Sport on July 23, 2026.
Source report
A Japanese mountain bike trials rider has set a new world record by riding backwards down an Olympic ski jump hill — reaching a speed of 60 km/h on only the front wheel.
The stunt, described as "world record madness," was captured on video and released by Red Bull Media House.
Key Facts
- Speed: 60 km/h (approximately 37 mph)
- Position: Backwards, balancing only on the front wheel
- Location: An Olympic ski jump hill
- Athlete: Japanese mountain bike trials rider
- Source: Red Bull Media House
The feat was reported on July 23, 2026.
Source
BILD - SportWestern
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Japanese Rider Sets World Record Riding Backwards Down Ski Jump at 60 km/h