McLaren boss Zak Brown headed into the wild blue yonder in Florida on Thursday, crossing off from his bucket list a thrilling flight with one of the US Navy's Blue Angels.
Brown took to the skies with Lt Griffin Stangel onboard one of the demonstration squadron's Boeing F/A-18 Super Hornets.
The exhilarating 45-minute flight included two full-speed rolls at approximately 400mph, loops, flying inverted and several high-G turns up to 7.4G.
"Off the chain!" commented Brown on social media. "Thanks to the totally awesome @BlueAngels for letting me ride along and pull some serious Gs - an unforgettable experience!"
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