ロビー・マディソンの29.3メートル高の凱旋門ジャンプ — 二度とやらないと誓った1000万ドルのスタント。
これまで試みられた中で最も大胆なモーターサイクルスタントの一つで、ロビー・マディソンがラスベガスのパリ・カジノにある凱旋門のレプリカを飛び越え、二輪車の可能性の限界を押し広げました。
通常の距離ジャンプとは違い、マディソンは29.3メートル高の構造物に乗り上げ、方向転換して飛び降りなければなりませんでした。落下高は10階建てビル相当で、着地は災害に近く、ターゲットをほぼ越えてしまいそうでした。新年の前夜に世界中で放送され、レッドブルが制作したこのスタントは、大胆な精度と映画のようなスペクタクルを融合させたもので、『スカイフォール』※でダニエル・クレイグのスタントダブルを務めたライダーにぴったりでした。
手の肉を裂き、激しい衝撃を吸収した後、マディソンの感想は明確でした：「1000万ドルをくれても、二度とやらないよ。」
※スカイフォール…2012年のジェームズ・ボンド映画。
Robbie Maddison’s 29.3-meter Arc de Triomphe jump — the $10 million stunt he swears he’ll never do again..
— Historic Vids (@historyinmemes) February 18, 2026
One of the boldest motorcycle stunts ever attempted, Robbie Maddison’s jump over the Arc de Triomphe replica at the Paris Casino in Las Vegas pushed the limits of what’s possible on two wheels.
Unlike typical distance jumps, Maddison had to ride up onto the 29.3-meter-high structure, pivot, and then launch off it. The drop was equivalent to ten stories, and the landing came alarmingly close to disaster, nearly overshooting the target. Broadcast worldwide on New Year’s Eve and produced with Red Bull, the stunt blended fearless precision with cinematic spectacle—perfect for the rider who once doubled Daniel Craig in Skyfall.
Even after tearing the flesh on his hand and absorbing a punishing impact, Maddison’s takeaway was clear: “I don’t care if you offered me $10 million, I wouldn’t do it again.”
スポンサードリンク
勇者は死を一度しか味わわない。
人が恐れるのは不思議だと思う。
死は必然の終わりで、来るべき時に来るのだから。
ジュリアス・シーザー - ウィリアム・シェイクスピア (1599)
"Cowards die many times before their deaths;
The valiant never taste of death but once.
It seems to me most strange that men should fear;
Seeing that death, a necessary end, Will come when it will come"
Julius Caesar - William Shakespeare (1599)— Well Read (@well_read_tales) February 18, 2026
Said the emporer sending peasants to die for his ideology
— Andre Johnson (@dirrtydre85) February 18, 2026
That drop still gives me chills. No way.
— Lony Trader (@lonytrading) February 18, 2026
29 meters on a motorcycle over an Arc de Triomphe replica for $10M and swearing never again is the most honest athlete statement in stunt history. The gap between what the body can do and what it wants to do is very clear there.
— Barrak (@BarrakAli) February 18, 2026
It’s easy to say that after getting the 10 million. Not saying I would even try but my comment still stands.
— Arnie. 🟦🇺🇸 (@ggrizzlyy) February 18, 2026
People see the glamour, but this stunt was a near death experiment in physics and control, $10 million can’t buy the body or mind back from that kind of risk.
— Zia ul Haque (@ImZiaulHaque) February 18, 2026
That stunt is absolutely nuts—29 meters up and a near-miss landing? Respect to Robbie for walking away, but yeah, I get why he'd never touch it again 😳🔥
— Ethan (@epayne32) February 18, 2026
着地で手首を骨折したが、それでも成功させた。
信じられない。
※IMHO…In My Humble Opinionの略で、私の謙虚な意見という意味。
Greatest stunt ever...IMHO
— Wandering Nomad (@Klestinske66001) February 18, 2026
Fractured his wrists on the landing but still stuck it.
Just unbelievable
The landing was the most sketch, zero momentum for that free fall.
— Roy D Mercer (@RoyDMercerr) February 18, 2026
lol. I guess his life flashed right across his eyes mid air
— Poker🃏 (@pokerszn) February 18, 2026
Some feats are worth witnessing once, but the wisdom is knowing when the risk outweighs the reward.
— Olivier Mwatsimulamo (@OlivierMWATSIM1) February 18, 2026
ありがとう @redbull
Red Bull is sponsoring sensational events. Always around the planet.
— My Beautiful Destination (@MyBeauDes) February 18, 2026
Thank you @redbull
The drop is one thing, but the pivot at the top is what gets me. One tiny slip and there’s no safety net. Do you think modern stunt riders are getting more calculated, or have we reached the absolute limit of what a human can survive on a bike?
— Celoteh Dunia (@CelotehDuniaku) February 18, 2026
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