Incredible footage shows a group of 20 skydivers setting a "new benchmark" for parachute formation flying as they performed dazzling displays in the sky - at 100mph.<br /><br />The thrill-seekers can be seen passing each other in dangerously close proximity while dropping from 14,000ft - all after their parachutes were deployed.<br /><br />Led by British skydiving veteran Pete Allum, the team of experienced jumpers from across the world created the stunning synchronised formations in Florida, USA. <br /><br />The daredevils performed x-formations, smoke fly-throughs and high-speed 120mph fly-pasts to set new standards in canopy flight not seen before previously. <br /> <br />The discipline of canopy flight or "canopy flocking" is said to be fairly new as most skydive formations take place before parachutes are deployed.<br /><br />British pro skydiving instructor Andy Ford captured the breathtaking footage and said the group had set a new benchmark for this form of skydiving.
