Behind The Scenes Of Freeskiing The Stelvio Pass | Road Gaps w/ Bene Mayr & Markus Eder
In “Road Gaps” Bene Mayr and Markus Eder turn the switchbacks of Stelvio Pass into a freeskiing playground shaping their own slopestyle park!
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Ever since Bene Mayr saw the first photos of Stelvio Pass/Stilfser Joch Pass he asked himself one single question: Is it possible to conquer so many Road Gaps? In the making of is it visible that it wasn’t an easy road to take. But in the end the two freeskiers conquered 12 Road Gaps with 20 features. You have never seen that before! (Shot with GoPro & drone)
"Road Gaps" introduces the freestyle skiing of Bene Mayr and Markus Eder, who join the great line of ski pros such as Jon Olsson, Jesper Tjäder, and Aksel Lund Svindal. For the first time ever they are taking on several road gaps in the Stilfser Joch National Park and turning the streets into one big playground. They jumped 12 road gaps over the street conquering 20 features – from small jumps and rail slides on snow cats to big jumps and massive gaps with a few grass landings.A terrain so steep and narrow that asks for freeskier pro skills who can descend an altitude of 555 meters! The stunning clips shot in only five days at the end of the season in May 2018 wouldn’t have been possible without the exceptional freeride and jib skills of German Bene Mayr and South Tyrol local Markus Eder.
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►Watch the Action Only Video here:
Ever since Bene Mayr saw the first photos of Stelvio Pass/Stilfser Joch Pass he asked himself one single question: Is it possible to conquer so many Road Gaps? In the making of is it visible that it wasn’t an easy road to take. But in the end the two freeskiers conquered 12 Road Gaps with 20 features. You have never seen that before! (Shot with GoPro & drone)
"Road Gaps" introduces the freestyle skiing of Bene Mayr and Markus Eder, who join the great line of ski pros such as Jon Olsson, Jesper Tjäder, and Aksel Lund Svindal. For the first time ever they are taking on several road gaps in the Stilfser Joch National Park and turning the streets into one big playground. They jumped 12 road gaps over the street conquering 20 features – from small jumps and rail slides on snow cats to big jumps and massive gaps with a few grass landings.A terrain so steep and narrow that asks for freeskier pro skills who can descend an altitude of 555 meters! The stunning clips shot in only five days at the end of the season in May 2018 wouldn’t have been possible without the exceptional freeride and jib skills of German Bene Mayr and South Tyrol local Markus Eder.
Thanks to our partner Audi for towing the boys up the road with a Q7 e-tron:
In collaboration with Prinoth:
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Experience the world of Red Bull like you have never seen it before. With the best action sports clips on the web and original series, prepare for your "stoke factor" to be at an all time high.
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