Pál Takáts flies 300km in Chile
Friday, December 9th, 2011
Pál Takáts has broken the Chilean cross country distance record with a 300km flight on 5 December 2011
Pál Takáts has broken the Chilean cross country distance record with a 300km flight on 5 December 2011
Horacio Llorens won the Sonchaux Acro Show held in Lausanne over the weekend of 19-21 August
Pal Takats wins the Acro World Cup in Olu Deniz
It’s not yet four months since Hungarian paragliding acro experts Pál Takáts and Gábor Kézi performed the world’s first infinite tumble on a tandem paraglider. Now Pál is offering passengers the benefit of his expertise and specially reinforced wing, to take a tandem infinite tumble ride.
Pal Takats has invented a new paragliding acro manoeuvre, the Esfera, which means sphere in Spanish.
Acro world Cup champion Pal Takats will be running paragliding trips in Brazil over winter – as he puts it, “summer flying holidays in the middle of the winter!”
Pál Takáts and Gábor Kézi have succeeded in their attempts to perform the Infinite Tumble on a U-Turn tandem paraglider over Walensee, Switzerland on Saturday 7 August 2010
Pál Takats is plannning to attempt the World’s first tandem infinite tumbling sequence at lake Walensee in Switzerland on 6 August 2010, with passenger Gabor Kezi on an XXL U-Turn Thriller.
Hungarian Pal Takats won the first Acro Paragliding World Cup event of 2010, which took place in Zell Am See, Austria, from 15 – 18 July 2010.
Showing their form days before the start of the Red Bull X-Alps on July 19 in Salzburg, Thomas de Dorlodot (BE), Ramon Morrilas (ES) and Pál Takáts (HU) finished first, second and third respectively at the El Yelmo Festival Mountain Race in Andalucia, Spain on 4 July.