It's on June 22nd, 2009 that the team "Go Fast Sports Energy Drink" was passing through the capital to take a flight on its Jet Pack, from the Chouinard quay to the deck of the ship "Louis-Jolliet", moored to the Port of Quebec. The pilot, the American Eric Scott, native from Denver, Colorado, has been traveling worldwide with his hydrogen peroxide rockets for more than 17 years. The device was initially conceived to allow certain movements on the moon, but it is when the engineers tried it on earth that they realized the potential of the machine. The jet pack can climb up to 800 feet in the air, and can lift a weight of 180 pounds for a duration of 40 seconds.

The avenue Crescent celebrated her 50th anniversary last summer, and it is thus one more time that the team " Go Fast Sports Energy Drink " went to downtown Montreal to take place in the heart of the action. Live band, dance crews, street artists and several other activities participated in a day and evening high in color!

It is from the roof of renowned Hôtel de la Montagne, in Montreal, that the" Go Fast Sports Energy Drink " Jet Pack has once again taken its flight, before plungeing into a controlled descent and flying over the avenue de la Montage making a series of 360, before ascending back to the hotel roof.

It is for the 50th anniversary of the Mini-Cooper that the team " Go Fast Sports Energy Drink " went back to Crescent Street in Montreal, with its Mini-Cooper in the effigy of "Go Fast". Music, dance and car lovers were all gathered for a memorable day. Happy Birthday Mini!

On June 25th, 2009, the Jet Pack of the team " Go Fast Sports Energy " made its second flight in the capital. The event took place in the Pyramid of the street Ste-Foy in Quebec, location of Star Bar Resto-Night Club. You will see Eric Scott, the Jet Pack pilot, making a passage above the pyramid before dashing into a series of 360, then passing over the summit of the pyramid, stopping still for a stationnary 360 before going back to speed and descending backwards to the parking lot for the landing.