DIORIO'S GLOBE OF DEATH
Diorio's Globe of Death
Brazilian performer Daniel Diorio is a dare devil. His creation and unique ‘Globe of Death’ act defies all odds, combining precision riding with death defying stunts, to present one of the world’s most terrifying and thrilling specialty acts.
Hear the roar of stunt motorcycles, the audience gasp, when a total of five riders enter the Globe. They perform maneuvers without audio or visual aids at speeds of up to 80kms per hour inside a specially designed metal globe, which weighs over 6,000 kilograms.
Daniel began performing the ‘Globe of Death’ at just 14 years of age. Joined by his team of riders, Diorio’s ‘Globe of Death’ has amazed audiences around the world, resulting in a Royal commission and private performance for the Prince of Sudia Arabia.
The riders have performed extensively throughout South America, Japan, the USA and South Korea. Daniel and his team of riders made history at Conrad Jupiters, when they were the first in the world to perform in a 14 foot split globe with five riders.
Brazilian performer Daniel Diorio is a dare devil. His creation and unique ‘Globe of Death’ act defies all odds, combining precision riding with death defying stunts, to present one of the world’s most terrifying and thrilling specialty acts.
Hear the roar of stunt motorcycles, the audience gasp, when a total of five riders enter the Globe. They perform maneuvers without audio or visual aids at speeds of up to 80kms per hour inside a specially designed metal globe, which weighs over 6,000 kilograms.
Daniel began performing the ‘Globe of Death’ at just 14 years of age. Joined by his team of riders, Diorio’s ‘Globe of Death’ has amazed audiences around the world, resulting in a Royal commission and private performance for the Prince of Sudia Arabia.
The riders have performed extensively throughout South America, Japan, the USA and South Korea. Daniel and his team of riders made history at Conrad Jupiters, when they were the first in the world to perform in a 14 foot split globe with five riders.