Red Bull Air Race Champion Does Everything You're Not Supposed To Do In Plane [VIDEO]

When Red Bull Air Race Champion Kirby Chambliss took Amelia Earhardt (her real name)–the youngest woman to fly across the world in a single-engine airplane–in his plane, she had no idea what to expect. 360 Rolls, stalls, flips, the whole nine-yards.

As Amelia put it, Kirby did everything she was “taught never to do in the bigger planes.”

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Kirby will be competing in this weekend’s Red Bull Air Race, held at Las Vegas Motor Speedway. The pilots fly the fastest, most agile and lightweight racing planes to navigate a low-level aerial track made up of 80-foot-high air-filled pylons at speeds of up to 230 mph while enduring forces of up to 10G. Tickets are available at www.redbullairrace.com.