Dario Zanon thinks ario's ready. “Three, two, one,” says Graham Dickinson.
“Vive la France!” they yell as they jump from Le Brévent in the French Alps and stretch their wings to start the Rock Star Line, one of the world's most dangerous sports.
However, Zanon and Dickinson excel.
Their arm and leg flaps allow them to skim past cliff edges and between trees at above 110mph.
They drop over Chamonix whooping after releasing their parachutes in less than a minute.
Zanon's flight film was watched a million times a day after its September posting.
At least 10 million more have watched it since then.
Zanon flew solo up the Aiguille du Midi on the other side of Chamonix on June 8. He was found dead on the glaciers 5,000 feet below on Sunday.
Probably no one will know whatever minor thing went wrong. Small things grow fast at 110mph. He was 33.
Dario Zanon flew Rock Star Line last September. June saw his death in France.
nThis happens to the finest. Mark Sutton, who parachuted into the London Olympics stadium as James Bond, died in 2013 during wingsuit flying in the Swiss Alps for EpicTV.
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