WAAC Unknown In Progress
Saturday, 14 August 2010 01:50
Programme 3 (1st Unknown) is now in progress at WAAC and the organizers have announced that flying will stop after pilot #18. Flying will continue tomorrow morning. It is likely that only two groups will complete the programme with 19 pilots to fly tomorrow. An airshow is scheduled for tomorrow afternoon in Radom and flying will stop before 13.00. The Unknown is available for download as a PDF below. Free Unknown Completed at WAAC - Vignes in 1st Place Overall
Saturday, 14 August 2010 00:25
WAAC Free Programme Results Official
Friday, 13 August 2010 00:47
Programme 1 -- the Free Programme -- was completed yesterday in Radom and the results are official as the protest period is now expired. Full results can be found at www.civa-results.com.
Stano Bajzik, shown in an adjacent photo, and his Assistant, Vladimyr Machula, are doing an excellent job of administering the event and moving the flights along quickly and safely.
Today, the "Free Unknown" is in progress with completion likely tomorrow.
WAAC Underway and Programme Q is Completed
Tuesday, 10 August 2010 04:26
Plagued by some bad weather, the 9th World Advanced Aerobatic Championships in Radom, Poland has gotten off to a bit of a slow start but now that weather has improved, rapid progress is being made.
Programme Q was completed today by the 83 pilots who remain in the competition. There were two withdrawals in recent days. Winner of the Q was Nigel Hopkins of South Africa, flying an MX-2. Alan Cassidy of Great Britain was in second place flying a Pitts S-1T. Flying a CAP 231, Baptiste Vignes captured the CIVA Bronze medal for his flight.
The Free Programme started today but thunderstorms prevented more than 8 pilots from flying. Figures for the "Free Unknown" (Programme 3) were selected by Teams today and sequences must be submitted by tomorrow morning.
World Advanced Aerobatic Championships Opens in Poland
Sunday, 08 August 2010 01:17
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EGAC Finishes and Piriou Becomes Champion of Europe
Saturday, 24 July 2010 19:49
Johan Gustafsson Named World Advanced Glider Champion
Saturday, 24 July 2010 15:55
Johan Gustafsson of Sweden has captured the title of World Advanced Glider Aerobatic Champion at the 1st WAGAC being held in Finland. Johan flies the Pilatus B4. Three programmes were flown, despite many delays due to bad weather, and the contest was declared valid. EGAC final results are still being determined and the new Champion will be announced soon. In second place was Mazen Makari of Great Britain in a MDM-1 Fox and in third Petr Biskup of the Czech Republic in an MDM-1 Fox as well. Team winners were (1) Germany, (2) Sweden, and (3) Czech Republic. See www.civa-results.com for complete information. EAC Final Plans Underway
Wednesday, 21 July 2010 01:06
WAGAC/EGAC in Progress - Results Available
Tuesday, 20 July 2010 15:53
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