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Car does 12 death loops in world's biggest cage
nine.com.au staff
A daredevil has taken on the biggest stunt cage in the world and won, performing a dozen gravity-defying 'death loops' in a humble Toyota.
The driver of the modified Toyota iQ tackled the cage in the Lithuanian capital Vilnius last Sunday, gunning the small car's 1.0 litre engine and making the 12-loop stunt look like child's play.
Standing at 12 metres tall, the cage is reportedly the biggest of its kind in the world.
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The stuntdriver was exposed to a lunch-losing 7Gs of force, given the car's 900kg combined with his own weight of 84kgs.
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