Bob Drury interviews Tom de Dorlodot. Photo: Marcus King

Thomas de Dorlodot is one of paragliding and paramotoring’s brightest stars. Interviewed in February 2010 for Issue 18 of Cross Country Magazine’s sister publication Paramotor Magazine he reveals what it takes to do the Red Bull X-Alps, his newfound passion for paramotor acro, and talks extensively about his altitude-busting paramotor expedition to the Karakoram with Ramon Morillas.

Interview by Bob Drury, production Ed Ewing.

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