Skier dies trying to jump US 40 in Colorado
FOX31 Denver・2 minutes read
Dallas Lobo, a 21-year-old skier, died attempting a risky stunt to jump over Highway 40, falling short and causing a tragic accident that underscored the dangers of extreme sports. The incident occurred just after 3:00 PM and left a lasting impact on the local community.
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- Dallas Lobo, a 21-year-old skier, tragically died while attempting a ski stunt to jump over Highway 40, reaching about 40 vertical feet, which no one had ever tried before in the area.
- The attempt occurred just after 3:00 PM, with the skier trying to clear the highway but unfortunately falling short, leading to a tragic accident that deeply impacted the local community and highlighted the risks of extreme sports.
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Dallas Lobo died attempting a ski stunt.
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Skier's Fatal Stunt Over Highway 40
- Dallas Lobo, a 21-year-old skier, tragically died while attempting a ski stunt to jump over Highway 40, reaching about 40 vertical feet, which no one had ever tried before in the area.
- The attempt occurred just after 3:00 PM, with the skier trying to clear the highway but unfortunately falling short, leading to a tragic accident that deeply impacted the local community and highlighted the risks of extreme sports.
