A new record was recently set in India. Indian Army captain Shivam Singh drove through a burning tunnel at a training ground in Bangalore. The deadly distance was 127 meters. The dangerous trick almost ended in serious injuries for the military. Watch the hot shots from the scene of the events further in our material.Fiery record: a desperate Indian man rode a motorcycle through a 127-meter tunnel of flamesThe group of stuntmen "Tornado" is an aerobatic team of motorcyclists as part of the service corps of the logistics division of the Indian army.
Fiery record: a desperate Indian man rode a motorcycle through a 127-meter tunnel of flamesAfter a daring stunt, Captain Singh came out of the tunnel, engulfed in flames. Colleagues immediately rushed to extinguish the fire on the stuntman.
Fiery record: a desperate Indian man rode a motorcycle through a 127-meter tunnel of flamesFortunately, everything turned out to be minor burns, but the military man was still taken to the hospital after the finish.
Fiery record: a desperate Indian man rode a motorcycle through a 127-meter tunnel of flamesThe captain was wearing a fireproof suit designed to protect firefighters.
Fiery record: a desperate Indian man rode a motorcycle through a 127-meter tunnel of flamesThe previous record for driving through a burning tunnel was 120.7 m. It was staged in 2014 by South Africans, Enrico Schuman and Andre de Kock.
Fiery record: a desperate Indian man rode a motorcycle through a 127-meter tunnel of flamesThe group "Tornado" is not the first time breaking world records. In 2017, 58 stuntmen rode together on one motorcycle 1.2 km. It took them six months to prepare for such a trick.
Meanwhile, in the UK, a stuntman proposed to his girlfriend, burning in the fire. She couldn't resist such passion.