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Stewart Hamel invents the SkyRunner - the ultimate recreational vehicle, combining off-road adventure with one of the safest forms of aviation.
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S1, EP3 "Alois Bauer"
Alois Bauer's goal is to build revolutionary, sophisticated, ecological and purposeful vehicles for work and recreation.
S1, EP12 "Tuncay Cakmak"
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S1, EP7 "Damon Wood"
Damon Wood is an American known for inventing the fastest electric skateboard in the world.
S1, EP9 "Chris Hoffmann"
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S1, EP21 "Ian Britt"
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S1, EP17 "Shane Chen"
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S1, EP16 "Al Baum"
Al Baum likes to invent crazy machines that give a different perspective on mobility; they are not meant as practical mode of transportation, but they are fun.
S1, EP15 "Tabb Firchau"
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