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Czech man breaks record for free diving under ice

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Prague (Czech Republic.), Feb 23 (EFE) - (Camera: Martin Divisek) Czech Davil Vencl broke the world record in free diving on Tuesday in Lake Vápenka, in the north of the Czech Republic, where he covered 80.9 meters and surpassed the 76.5-meter mark of Denmark's Stig Severinsen.FOOTAGE OF THE MOMENT WHEN THE RECORD WAS BROKEN AND STATEMENTS BY THE DIVER, DAVIL VENCL.TRANSLATION:"It was faster than I expected, I felt great. At the end, I had trained.""The record is just the cherry on top. To tell the truth, I thought that when I emerged and set the record, I would get peace in the world or a change in the course of humanity , but it probably won't be like that."

Added on the 23/02/2021 13:00:00 - Copyright : EFE Inglés

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