Episode 129- Piedrahita, Wild Stories, Accident hindsights and more with Steve Ham

Episode 129- Piedrahita, Wild Stories, Accident hindsights and more with Steve Ham

Steve Ham's fascination with flying began with hang gliders in 1981, which subsequently ended any attempt at a serious career path. In 1991 Steve discovered Piedrahita in Spain and began a crusade to put the site on the world map for flying and competitions. During the 90's Steve organized and ran some of the most memorable and successful comps of the decade, including 4 World Cups, the Europeans, the Hang Gliding World series and multiple national events.

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