Wingsuit daredevil flies through gully just a few feet from the ground BASE jumper team made dangerous attempt at Chamonix gully Daredevil Brian Drake flew down Couloir l'Ensa in a wingsuit Wingsuit enthusiast Brian Drake has been captured on film during a dangerous attempt to fly down a mountain just feet above the ground. Together with and two other pilots Ellen Brennan and Ludovic Woerth, he got to the top of the famous Couloir lâ€™Ensa in the French Alps and flew down the tight gully in his wingsuit. The Couloir lâ€™Ensa is considered the most difficult in the Le Brevent area in Chamonix, and is popular with off-piste skiers. Incoming: The trio climbed up Le Brevent in Chamonix, France to conduct the dangerous experiment to fly as close to the ground as possible A video shows Mr Drake in an orange wingsuit, zooming down the mountain gully, dangerously close to the ground. Resembling cloaked hero Superman, BASE jumper Mr Drake defies death in the jaw-dropping short clip. As far as the trio believes, this may be the closest to the ground a wingsuit pilot has ever flown. This year alone, three BASE jumpers have died during wingsuit jumps, including British stuntman Mark Sutton, who became famous during the London Olympic Games 2012 when he parachuted into the opening ceremony dressed as James Bond. Taking risks: Brian Drake, the incoming, and two other wingsuit pilots Ellen Brennan and Ludovic Woerth gathered at the top of the famous Couloir l'Ensa in Chamonix to fly down the tight gully Swooping in: Mr Drake just just a few feet above the grounds as he comes flying down the gully Danger game: The l'Ensa cuoloir, is considered the most difficult gully int he Chamonix Brevent area Close call: Mr Drake zooms past the camera dangerously close to the ground of the gully