Daring stunt: Fabio Wibmer jumps over the Elbphilharmonie!
Fabio Wibmer dares a spectacular stunt at the Elbphilharmonie: backflips on his bike and the exciting EU tour "Masters of Dirt".
Daring stunt: Fabio Wibmer jumps over the Elbphilharmonie!
The 29-year-old mountain bike star Fabio Wibmer, known for his spectacular stunts on YouTube, recently pulled off a daring throw in Hamburg. On Monday he performed a breathtaking backflip from the roof of the Elbphilharmonie, which hovers over 100 meters above the ground. Wibmer, who has a whopping 7.9 million subscribers on his YouTube channel, performed this risky stunt 30 times to get the perfect film shot. To install the special ramp for this special performance, a team of more than 30 people worked together, while those in charge of the concert hall quickly became enthusiastic about the idea DAY24 reported.
The campaign is seen as part of the “Masters of the Dirt” European tour, which Wibmer will take part in as a star guest. The event has not only excited fans already, but also shows the adrenaline rush that Wibmer wants to create for his spectators. “You don't have an opportunity like this every day,” explained the athlete, who found the architecture of the roof, which is reminiscent of a halfpipe with its wave-like structure, ideal for his project. Despite the unconventional landing zone, the biker was optimistic and emphasized the importance of keeping an eye on the risks, as he did in an interview with Small newspaper mentioned.
Technical challenges and safety
The biggest challenge was not just the stunt itself, but the installation of the ramp on the Elbphilharmonie. The complex structure of the roof, with its small, circular panels, required special precautions to ensure safety. Wibmer made it clear that he was always aware of the risks and had the necessary experience to carry out such tricks safely. “The cool thing about a live show for me is the direct proximity to the people,” he said as he prepares for upcoming dates in Cologne, Hamburg and Berlin. Viewers can hope for a similar level of risk and even greater leaps that Wibmer will show in his live performances.