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The University of Cincinnati game vs. the Miami Hurricanes is sure to be an unforgettable night. The Bearcats will open the American Athletic Conference play on Thursday October 1st, at their newly renovated Nippert Stadium. The game starts at 7:30 p.m., and as part of the opening ceremony, Team Fastrax™ will be performing their famous pyrotechnic skydive along with their American Flag jump. The night pyro is their most requested show and often causes UFO sightings in the surrounding areas. For the full story click here.
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Red, White & Boom! is located in downtown Columbus surrounding the riverfront and Arena District areas, and is the largest fireworks display in Ohio. At 8:45pm Team Fastrax™ will be performing their famous American Flag skydive with the largest American Flag flown by a skydiver, an amazing 7,800 sq. ft. patriotic display not found anywhere else. To top it all off, at 9:40pm, just prior to the fireworks start, Team Fastrax™ will be performing their much anticipated pyro jump. Six skydivers will exit the aircraft with fireworks strapped to their legs, and will freefall down in an amazing aerial display. This performance will be fed live to NBC4 from the Team Fastrax™ live air-to-ground feed, so you can view all the action from the sky. For the full story click here.
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On Saturday October 4th, 2014, Team Fastrax™ will be performing their amazing night pyrotechnic jump, as part of the halftime show for the UC Bearcats football game. The Bearcats are a Division I NCAA football team in the American Athletic Conference.
The University of Cincinnati game vs. the Memphis Tigers is sure to be an unforgettable night. The Bearcats will open the American Athletic Conference play on Saturday October 4th, at Paul Brown Stadium, home of the Cincinnati Bengals, in downtown Cincinnati. The UC football games have been moved Paul Brown Stadium for the 2014 year while their own Nippert Stadium is under renovation and expansion. The game starts at 7 p.m., and during halftime, Team Fastrax™ will be performing their famous pyrotechnic skydive. The night pyro is their most requested show and often causes UFO sightings in the surrounding areas. The show will be shown on the scoreboard with live air-to-ground video, so spectators can experience the show on a whole new level. The show consists of four TSA fireworks-licensed Team Fastrax demonstrators. They typically exit the aircraft at 5,000 to 4,500 feet above the ground. Pyro is ignited under canopy all the way to 500 feet then the demonstrators land in the target area. For the full story, click here.
