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The British and Irish Lions head Down Under

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The fixtures:

1 Barbarians v British and Irish Lions So Kon Po Stadium, Hong Kong 13:30
5 Force v British and Irish Lions Perth Oval 12:00
8 Reds v British and Irish Lions Lang Park, Brisbane 11:30
11 Combined NSW-Queensland Country v British and Irish Lions Ausgrid Stadium, Newcastle 11:30
15 Waratahs v British and Irish Lions Sydney Football Stadium 11:30
18 Brumbies v British and Irish Lions Canberra Stadium 11:30
22 Australia v British and Irish Lions Lang Park, Brisbane 12:00
25 Rebels v British and Irish Lions Melbourne Rectangular Stadium 11:30
29 Australia v British and Irish Lions Docklands Stadium, Melbourne 12:00
6 Australia v British and Irish Lions Stadium Australia, Sydney 12:00

Taking Skateboarding to the Next Level

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_DSC6219 _DSC6199 _DSC6227Every skater looks for the best gaps to land. Red Bull athlete Jean-Marc Johannes took it to a whole ‘nother level when he landed a gap suspended 10 metres in the air, with Cape Town’s famed Table Mountain as the backdrop.

Although he conjured up the idea two years ago, the actual shoot took months of planning.

Leander Lacey, well-known stuntman and stunt coordinator for the shoot, explained the intricacies of arranging the shoot: “The most difficult thing about the shoot was making sure that the containers maintained a consistent position and were stable so not to rock while he was in action.”

Two 12-metre containers were suspended above the yard in Culemborg on Cape Town’s Foreshore, three metres apart. Though most skaters land gaps like that daily, they don’t it suspended 10 metres in the air.

“I’m still pumped on adrenaline! It’s by far the craziest thing I’ve ever done,” Jean-Marc said after the gap jump. “To be honest, I really thought it would be easier but once you’re up there it’s pretty scary. I’m so stoked it happened.”