ANSAIndependentCenter4 hr. agoDiego Poncelet, un atleta spagnolo di 27 anni e due volte campione del mondo di downhill skateboarding, ha stabilito un nuovo record del mondo per la velocità massima raggiunta su uno skateboard in posizione eretta. Durante una prova sulla Route du Port di Les Éboulements, in Quebec (Canada), Poncelet ha raggiunto una velocità di 151,83 km/h (94,34 mph), superando il precedente record di 146,73 km/h detenuto da Pete Connolly dal 2017. Il record è stato certificato da un giudice ufficiale Guinness World Records il 22 settembre 2026. Poncelet ha dichiarato che solo quando ha raggiunto i 151 km/h si è sentito completamente soddisfatto, segnando un traguardo dopo anni di lavoro sull'aerodinamica, la preparazione fisica, l'equipaggiamento e la meteorologia.
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Standing on a skateboard at over 90 miles per hour: the video of Diego Poncelet's new world recordDiego Poncelet, a 27-year-old Spanish athlete sponsored by Red Bull, has set a new world record for the fastest speed achieved while riding a skateboard. He reached 151.83 km/h during a run along the Route du Port in Les Éboulements, Quebec, Canada. This surpasses the previous record of 146.73 km/h, which was set by Pete Connolly in 2017 on the same route. Poncelet had already broken this record on his first day of testing but waited five days for optimal wind conditions to push the limit further. The achievement earned him a place in the Guinness World Records. Poncelet described reaching 151 km/h as a moment of total joy.
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