Russian stuntman flies through Mercedes minibus at 50mph before crashing to earth in daredevil video
- Daredevil Evgeny Chebotarev flies through 23ft long minibus in new stunt
- He drove through the 23ft long minibus before landing on the rough road
- He hit his foot on the edge of the open windshield but was not injured
A Russian stuntman has returned just four months after breaking his spine to fly through a minibus at 80km/h in a very dangerous new stunt.
The jaw-dropping sights of daredevil Evgeny Chebotarev move like a bullet in the Mercedes Sprinter with its front and rear cutaways open.
The 30-year-old was perched on a wooden frame which the minibus slammed into – sending him flying through the moving vehicle.
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The jaw-dropping sights of daredevil Evgeny Chebotarev move like a bullet in the Mercedes Sprinter with its front and rear cutaways open
Passengers sit inside – one of them calmly reads a book.
“I didn’t even notice how he passed,” said one.
Chebotarev – who broke his spine in September jumping 131ft in a BMW over a river – said of his latest jaunt it was the “first flight in world by minibus”.
He drove through the 23ft long minibus before landing on the rough road.
He cut his foot on the edge of the open windshield – but was uninjured thanks to wearing motorcycle boots, he said.
“I’m sitting here trying to figure out – was I Superman or Spiderman?” he posted.
It received rave reviews from fans.
One said, “That’s great. Happy to see you again.’
The 30-year-old was perched on a wooden frame which the minibus slammed into – sending him flying through the moving vehicle
Chebotarev – who broke his spine in September jumping 131ft in a BMW over a river – said of his latest jaunt it was the “first flight in world by minibus”.
In September, he feared he had suffered life-changing injuries while successfully flying over a river in a BMW 5 E34, but made a hard landing.
“I will struggle to live a fulfilling life,” he said in a message from the hospital.
But the landscaper-turned-stuntman made a miraculous recovery and said, “Yeah, I broke my spine… but I’ve only gotten stronger.”
He told his fans, “I started with parkour and acrobatics.
“I’m always on adrenaline, very active and I want to be on the move.
“I train a lot, I do weightlifting in the winter and add acrobatics once it gets warmer. “My friends have always called me a psychopath.
“As far back as I can remember, I’ve always liked extremes.
“My first stunt was in 2018, to be honest I was really scared, my heart was literally jumping out of my heart.
“But once the stunt was over, I felt such strong emotions. My pulse quickens before each lap, I love that feeling.
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