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12-year-old wheelchair motorcross athlete becomes first UK male to land a BACKFLIP
A 12-year-old Brit lad has become the first in UK to perform a backflip in a wheelchair
Benjamin Sleet was born with spina bifida and hydrocephalus and has always used a wheelchair to get around.
He was introduced to wheelchair motor cross (WCMX) aged eight at a skateboard jam event, but his skills really took off when he got his hands on a specialist skate chair.
After just a few months of practising by landing in a foam pit, brave Benjamin just "gave it a go" and landed a backflip at the skate park earlier this month.
He's the youngest ever Brit - and the first male from the UK - to pull off the feat.
Wheelchair motor cross sees athletes perform tricks usually seen in skateboarding and BMX and was invented by Aaron Fotheringham, 30, from Las Vegas.
Ben from Henley-on-Thames, Oxfordshire, said: “I was shocked at first and then I felt excited – it wasn’t really scary.
“I didn’t know I was going to do it, I just decided I was going to have a go.
“I had a couple of friends there and they were excited for me - I’ve wanted to do it for about a year.
“You need loads of speed to be able to flip yourself over – start quite high and go over the edge and push down.
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