This great performance confirms the renewed interest in bigway skydiving, and the benefit of the new sequential record categories for the bigway skydiving community.

Accordingly, the 2013 Kaleidoscope Dives have been designed to raise the bar in multiple bigway sequential record categories. Two dive sequences have been prepared to push this envelope. The first sequence, now presented on the SkyQuest website, starts with a 110way whacker as the first formation. The first and second transitions have been performed during previous triple-digit Kaleidoscope Dives. The last three transitions are new, dynamic, and achievable.

The success of these dives will be determined by the completion time of the first formation, the air-to-air communication during each dive, the skydivers' anticipation of each new transition, the Camera Team's skill at snapping all the key photographs as each formation is completed, and the individual performances of each Kaleidoscope Diver. Of course, safety will remain as the Kaleidoscope Divers' #1 priority.

All Kaleidoscope Divers are reminded that they must have a current FAI Sporting License in order to participate in this event.

The 2013 Kaleidoscope Dives are shaping up to be the pinnacle of this long running event.

Safe Skies, BJ Worth