Chinese Wingsuit Pilot Zhang Shupeng Claims World Title at Zhangjiajie’s Tianmen Mountain
Zhangjiajie, Hunan Province, Sep 12, 2026 — The 12th World Wingsuit League World Championship concluded at Tianmen Mountain. Sixteen top‑tier wingsuit flyers from 11 countries gathered to compete in speed racing and precision target events amid steep mountain peaks and deep valleysXinhua.
Chinese athlete Zhang Shupeng made history. Jumping from Yuhu Peak at 1,458 meters, he dived at nearly 200 km/h and hit a tiny 4‑centimeter target, scoring 170 points to win gold in the precision target contest. He became China’s first world champion in this wingsuit discipline. Meanwhile, he took third place in the speed race with a time of 24.663 seconds, setting a new national record for Chinese wingsuit pilotsGlobal Tim....
The world‑famous cliffs of Tianmen Mountain serve as an iconic venue for global wingsuit competitions. The extreme sports gala also drove local autumn tourism, attracting large numbers of international travellers to Zhangjiajie’s spectacular mountain landscapes