No stranger to making weird things fly, Travis Pastrana and Jim York set out to see if Corvettes can fly down more than a road. There is no denying that the Chevrolet Corvette is a very quick ...

Stuntman Travis Pastrana is well-known for his high-flying automotive antics. Usually the Maryland-born motorhead takes to the skies in rally-ready cars and motocross bikes that have been designed ...

In 2025, he put a C8 Corvette through a General Lee-style stunt jump – 110 feet in length. Travis Pastrana jumped from a single-engine Cessna at 12,500 feet over Arecibo, Puerto Rico.

Local motocross phenom Travis Pastrana has built a multimillion-dollar career around gravity-defying stunts and impossible speeds. Now the 19-year-old faces thousands of dollars in reckless driving… ...

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Pastrana has made a few dicey jumps in his career, and it’s clear these folks are taking the whole thing seriously. Eventually, stunt driver Jim York is selected to attempt the jump in the Corvette.

The genesis of this airborne Corvette came after Pastrana's victory at Cleetus McFarland's Freedom 500 race, where he won a brand-new C8 Corvette Z06.

If you have a spare 15 minutes, this video featuring YouTuber Cleetus McFarland racing a twin-turbocharged C5 Corvette against Travis Pastrana and his Subaru WRX STI from Gymkhana 11 is well worth ...

This 1985 Subaru Brat is now rocking an LS3 under the hood and a Corvette chassis under the skin, providing owner Travis Pastrana with a daily dose of RWD fun.

The Corvette then went onto a steep embankment and struck a large oak tree. The force of the collision flipped the Corvette, threw Pastrana from the vehicle and blew apart the engine, police said.

A team of daredevils, including Travis Pastrana, jumped a C8-generation Chevrolet Corvette over 100 feet by launching off a dirt ramp. It came close to not making the jump.

Pastrana obliged and here we have his first Gymkhana, number 11 in the series, shot in Annapolis, Maryland.