Ever see a truck sail through the air at 332 feet? Well, that’s what we did when we’re still kids, using our hot wheel toys and imagine stuff like that. And now, the dream has come through for many, as the Team Hot Wheels has successfully made the world-record jump attempt.

The 90-foot ramp was constructed in the Indianapolis Motor Speedway’s infield over the last several weeks for Hot Wheels’ event called “Fearless at the 500”, which was meant to simulate that orange track we all grew up with, hung from a giant 10-story door.

The stunt itself was a success, and fans at the Brickyard watched the truck sail, ramp-to-ramp, 332 feet through the air, setting a world record for four-wheeled vehicles in the process. Upon landing, the mystery driver doffed his helmet to reveal himself as American Top Gear host Tanner Foust