Skydivers Set New World Record with Stunning Canopy Formation in Florida

In an extraordinary display of skill and teamwork, 104 elite skydivers from 20 different countries recently achieved a remarkable feat, setting a new world record for the largest Canopy Relative Work (CRW) formation. This breathtaking event took place in Lake Wales, Florida, on November 22 and has captured the attention of skydiving enthusiasts all around the globe.

The skydivers participated in a meticulously coordinated jump, linking their parachutes during freefall to create a stunning giant star pattern in the sky. This impressive formation shattered the previous world record while showcasing the athletes' exceptional precision and strategy. 

A video of the formation quickly went viral on social media, garnering widespread admiration. The footage, shared on Instagram, highlights the incredible moment when the skydivers united their canopies, demonstrating a spectacular display of aerial artistry.

The achievement brings together a diverse group of participants, emphasising the global nature of the skydiving community. As this record-setting event highlights, the spirit of collaboration and adventure continues to inspire skydivers worldwide.