Spencer Suderman Sets Record for Inverted Flat Spins

Stephen Pope

Thursday, March 24, 2016 at 08:34 PM ET

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Key Takeaways:

Aerobatic pilot Spencer Suderman broke his own world record by performing 98 inverted spins in his Sunbird S1X biplane.
This achievement surpassed his previous record of 81 inverted spins, which he also held.
The record-breaking feat, confirmed by Guinness World Records judges, was accomplished at Yuma International Airport in Arizona.
Suderman aimed to set the bar exceptionally high to discourage future attempts at breaking his record.

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Aerobatic pilot Spencer Suderman is probably still a little dizzy after his recent stunt of completing 98 inverted spins (no, that’s not a typo) in his Sunbird S1X biplane, easily breaking his own previous record.

Suderman successfully landed at Yuma International Airport in Arizona after breaking the record, which has kind of become his thing. In March 2014 Suderman broke the last world record (also held by him) at El Centro Naval Air Facility after pulling off 81 inverted spins.