The Nitro Circus Death-Defying Stunt Show Returns to The Venetian Macao

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The thrilling "Nitro Circus Live Stunt Show" will once again make its spectacular landing at The Venetian Macao's CotaiArena this year, bringing two brand-new, limit-pushing stunt performances to Macao on August 9 and 10.Nitro Circus' first performance at CotaiArena last August was an unprecedented event in Macao. The two astonishing extreme sports shows wowed the audience. Legendary extreme sports figure and Nitro Circus founder Travis Pastrana will be part of this year’s Macao show, and fans definitely shouldn’t miss Nitro Circus’ return this August.

Pastrana said: "This tour is the largest and most daring extreme sports performance ever. It’s the most thrilling and risky live stunt show, where fearless extreme sports performers will push their ultimate limits in every show."Following sold-out tours across Europe, North America, South Africa, and Australia, the Macao show will be the group’s first stop in Asia during their 2014 tour, giving local audiences a first look at their mind-blowing new performances developed over the past five years.Macao supporters will also be among the first in the world to witness this brand-new, multi-million-dollar production. This performance incorporates elements from the 1920s Barnum & Bailey Circus, marking the first time Nitro Circus has presented a show with a “retro” style.

This tour brings together the most elite lineup of extreme athletes in history, including Adam Jones, the runner-up in the Freestyle Motocross category at the latest X Games, and Josh Sheehan, the champion of FMX. In BMX freestyle, James Foster is the only rider in the world to successfully perform a triple backflip and the inventor of the move, who will be joined by New Zealander Jed ‘The Warrior’ Mildon to showcase their skills in Macao. Ten members of the BMX team will perform never-before-seen stunts in Asia at CotaiArena.

Additionally, extreme sports fans in Macao can witness the breathtaking "Leap into the Ball," where riders launch off a massive 50-foot A-frame ramp and land with pinpoint accuracy inside an inflatable ball. Performers will then attempt new stunts on a series of towering A-frame ramps, which are 10 feet higher than usual, allowing riders to jump up to 20 feet farther than before—sending adrenaline soaring through the crowd.