Photographer Joel Kiesel took this shot of Chris Fiala standing on Stan Gray, while John Skinner flies head down and docks on Fiala over Skydive Elsinore in California.

Photographer Craig O'Brien took this shot of jumpers completing a 357-way over Tok-Li, Thailand, February 6 to claim a new world record for largest freefall formation.

Photographer Jason Peters took this photo of a group of women exiting the Skyvan during the women's head-down world record attempts last November at Skydive Arizona in Eloy.  The event yielded a 16-way world record.

Photographer Lance Boyd took this shot of the 70-way canopy formation world record built over the Florida Skydiving Center in Lake Wales in November.  Norman Kent films from above.

Photographer Norman Kent took this shot of 16-way Deguello turning points on its way to a bronze medal at the 2003 U.S. Nationals at the Florida Skydiving Center in Lake Wales.

Photographer Jason Peters took this shot of Missy Nelson (top) and Amy Chmelecki of the Suger Gliderz freefly team practicing their moves over Skydive Chicago in Ottawa, Illinois.

Photographer Joel Kiesel took this shot of skysurfer Kathee Johnson and camera flyer Steve Miller exiting for a training jump over Skydive Elsinore in California.  The team, Elsinore Boardwalk, represented the U.S. at the world championships in France in September.

Photographer Tony Hathaway took this shot of 4-way team Synchronicity, with Kim Brandt, Sally Hathaway, Jaimie Johnson and Jaqi O'Bryan, transitioning to their second point during a training jump over Skydive DeLand in Florida.  The team is representing the U.S. in women's 4-way at the world championships in Gap, France, this month.

Photographer Jimmy Halliday took this shot of Miles Daisher (left) and Steven Blincoe, members of the Dust Devils freefly team, over the Florida Skydiving Center in Lake Wales while training for the upcoming U.S. Nationals.

Photographer Francisco Neri took this shot of Heath Richardson of the Performance Designs Factory Team carving through the lily pads at the Deep Woods Ranch in DeLand, Florida.

Photographer Michael McGowan took this shot of jumpers turning pieces on a formation skydive over San Carlos, Mexico, during the South of the Border Boogie in March.

Photographer Craig O'Brien took this shot of the Ilse Vanbouchout and Dan Cook exiting a hot air balloon over Perris Valley Skydiving in California.

Photographer Jason Peters took this shot of the 24-way over Skydive Sebastian in Florida that has been submitted to the FAI as the official head-down world record.

Photographer Dave Brown took this shot of national champion freefly team Alchemy, with (left to right) Mike Swanson, Rook Nelson and Jon DeVore, during the team's first training camp of the new season at Skydive Sebastian in Florida.

Photographer Jason Peters took this shot of the completed 300-way that set a new world record for largest freefall formation December 12, 2002, over Skydive Arizona in Eloy.

Photographer Norman Kent took this shot of one of the five 50-ways a group of canopy formation jumpers completed to claim an unofficial U.S. record during a CF big-way event at Florida Skydiving Center in Lake Wales.

Photographer Brad Hood of Jump Run Productions took this shot of the 131-way that marks a new women's world-record set during the Jump for the Cause event at Perris Valley Skydiving in California in October.

Photographer Craig O'Brien took this shot of Jim Slaton swooping across the pond during the Pro Swooping Tour 2002 Team Challenge at Perris Valley Skydiving in Californina in October.

Photographer Adrian Nicholas took this shot of formation skydivers building a big-way during the Hercules Boogie in Lidkoping, Sweden, in August.

Photographer Janine Hill took this photo after Ron Noffz transitioned to an upright position while (left to right) Jon Devore, Kenny Cosrove, John Shoffner and Sven Zimmermann fly head down over Skydive Lake Tahoe in Beckworurth, Califorinia.