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Thu, Oct 7 2021, 10:44:30 pm MDT

The hang gliding winners

Alain Chauvet|Alexandra "Sasha" Serebrennikova|Christopher Friedl|CIVL|Claudio Deflorian|Corinna Schwiegershausen|Glauco Pinto|Konrad Heilmann|Pascal Lanser|Patrick Chopard Lallier|Philippe Harignordoquy|Stella Potgieter|Toni Raumauf|World Online XC Contest 2021

Class 1 - 292 pilots participated

• Konrad Hailmann (Brazil) - 1758.61 points, the best flight 428.32km in Tacima (Brazil)
• Glauco Pinto (Brazil) - 1724.20 points, the best flight 467.68km in Tacima (Brazil)
• Alain Chauvet (France) - 1671.44 points, the best flight 233.65km in Chabre Espranons (France)

Class 5 - 115 pilots participated, the top three being:

• Toni Raumauf (Austria) - 2125.41 points, the best flight 359.37km in Kossen, Scheibenwald (Austria)
• Christopher Friedl (Austria) - 1704.62 points, the best flight 328.54km in Bischling (Austria)
• Deflorian Claudio (Italy) - 1482.12 points, the best flight 206.53km in Col Rodella (Italy)

Class 2 - 14 pilots participated, the best being:

• Patrick Chopard Lallier (France) - 2074.95 points, the best flight 291.03km in Aérodrome Aspres - le Chevalet (France)
• Philippe Harignordoquy (France) - 2035.00 points, the best flight 287.23km in Aérodrome le Chevalet (France)
• Pascal Lanser (France) - 1946.15 points, the best flight 254.85km in Aérodrome de Villerupt (France)

Women Class 1 - 17 pilots participated, the best being:

• Sasha Serebrennikova (Russia) - 851.86 points, the best flight 283.90km in Schöckl near Graz (Austria)
• Corinna Schwiegershausen (Germany) - 729.73 points, the best flight 152.82km in Monte Cucco (Italy)
• Stella Potgieter (France) - 716.72 points, the best flight 102.22km Chabre Sud (France)

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August 18, 2019, 5:18:48 pm CDT

2019 Italian Open and pre-Europeans

Final Results

Alessandro "Alex" Ploner|competition|Davide Guiducci|Facebook|Italian Open 2019|Marco Laurenzi|Moyes Litespeed RX|Pre-Europeans 2019|Tullio Gervasoni|Wills Wing T3

https://airtribune.com/cucco2019/results

Task 5:

#	Name	Glider	Total
1	ALESSANDRO PLONER	icaro laminar z9	1000
2	ANTON MORODER	icaro 2000 laminar 13	933
3	VALENTINO BAU	ICARO 2000 LAMINAR 14.1	925
4	LORENZO DE GRANDIS	Icaro z9	915
5	TULLIO GERVASONI	Wills Wing T3	879
6	MARCO LAURENZI	Icaro Laminar	824
7	DAVIDE GUIDUCCI	Icaro 2000 Laminar 13.2	821
8	ROBERTO FERIGO	moyes rx14	750
9	YEVGEN BUBLYK	Aeros Combat GT 12.4	730
10	MYKOLA POLOVYY	Aeros Combat 13.5GT	697

Final Results:

#	Name	Glider	T 1	T 2	T 3	T 4	T 5	Total
1	ALESSANDRO PLONER	icaro laminar z9	1000	1000	1000	744	1000	4744
2	MARCO LAURENZI	Icaro Laminar	853	899	876	745	824	4197
3	DAVIDE GUIDUCCI	Icaro 2000 Laminar 13.2	853	816	848	700	821	4038
4	EVGEN LYSENKO	Aeros Combat 12.7C	852	875	946	709	567	3949
5	Pedro L. Garcia	Wills Wing T3 144	790	823	807	729	612	3761
6	ROLAND WOEHRLE	Moyes Litespeed RX 3.5 PRO	853	700	795	704	478	3530
7	LORENZO DE GRANDIS	Icaro z9	560	455	840	703	915	3473
8	VALENTINO BAU	ICARO 2000 LAMINAR 14.1	605	470	938	487	925	3425
9	VANNI ACCATTOLI	Moyes rx4 pro	853	406	810	715	605	3389
10	TULLIO GERVASONI	Wills Wing T3	847	406	835	178	879	3145

Almost a perfect score.

August 15, 2019, 5:56:41 pm CDT

2019 Italian Open and pre-Europeans

Montecucco

Alessandro "Alex" Ploner|competition|Davide Guiducci|Italian Open 2019|Marco Laurenzi|Moyes Litespeed RX|Pre-Europeans 2019|Tullio Gervasoni|Wills Wing T3

https://airtribune.com/cucco2019/results

#	Name	Nat	Glider	T 1	T 2	T 3	Total
1	ALESSANDRO PLONER	ITA	icaro laminar z9	1000	1000	1000	3000
2	EVGEN LYSENKO	UKR	Aeros Combat 12.7C	852	875	946	2673
3	MARCO LAURENZI	ITA	Icaro Laminar	853	899	876	2628
4	DAVIDE GUIDUCCI	ITA	Icaro 2000 Laminar 13.2	853	816	848	2517
5	PEDRO L. GARCIA	USA	Wills Wing T3 144	790	823	807	2420
6	ROLAND WOEHRLE	GER	Moyes Litespeed RX 3.5 PRO	853	700	795	2348
7	TULLIO GERVASONI	ITA	Wills Wing T3	847	406	835	2088
8	VANNI ACCATTOLI	ITA	Moyes rx4 pro	853	406	810	2069
9	VALENTINO BAU	ITA	ICARO 2000 LAMINAR 14.1	605	470	938	2013
10	ANTON MORODER	ITA	icaro 2000 laminar 13	771	452	766	1989

The competition lasts through the 18^th.

Sat, Nov 30 2002, 6:00:00 pm GMT

Claudio Deflorian|Eric Mathurin|Fernando Milani|Jacques Bott|Jeff Roberson|Karel Vejchodsky|Luiz Niemeyer

http://www.xceara.com.br

Wanderlei Jr <wgjunior@cimfel.com.br> writes:

Well, even with weak results of yesterday, i think the conditions is still good and the bound of 400km still a possibility. I just called to Claudio Landin (02:20pm-Brazil), Ceará Flight Club President, who is in the take off area and told me that the winds are strong enough to a better day today. For this moment, some pilots already have made close 200km and are soaring away.

Paragliding:

1	Frank Brown	Brasil	561,1
2	Szilard Forgo	Hungria	559,2
3	Gustavo Rocinski Spinola	Brasil	537,9
4	Washington Luiz Peruchi	Brasil	451,1
5	Brett Zaenglein	USA	433,9
6	Peter Simonics	Hungria	432,6
7	Karel Vejchodsky	Rep. Checa	432,2
8	Caio Porfírio	Brasil	387,9
9	Juan Garwacki	Venezuela	321,7
10	Larry Pino	Venezuela	315,6

Hang gliding:

1	Luiz Fernando Azevedo Dias	Brasil	727,0
2	Jacques Bott	França	662,9
3	Marcos Cobra D'Agua	Brasil	489,9
4	Eric Mathurin	França	435,3
5	Patrick Collin	França	317,2
6	Haenel Marc		264,5
7	Dioclecio Rosendo	Brasil	195,4
8	Thierry Mouton	França	193,3
9	Roberson B. Destro	Brasil	187,8
10	Rudin Patrice	Brasil	183,8

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Wed, Jul 28 1999, 4:00:02 am GMT

Betinho Schmitz|Claudio Deflorian|Francoise Mocellin|Gordon Rigg|Grant Crossingham|Jim Bowyer|Jim Lee|Kathleen Rigg|Richard Walbec|Robin Hamilton|Tim Cook

By Jim Bowyer

Monte Cucco Day 3 We actually got a met forecast today. It said weather same as yesterday (which was a boomer), no wind and no clouds. Bad weather coming from the north late in the day but probably will not reach the central area of Italy until Tuesday. To contradict this there was a moderate SW breeze on launch, although this did get a lot lighter while pilots rigged. Local advice is that there was likely to be very little wind away from the hill and the forecast was probably accurate.

The task was set as a 53 km run to Trevi in the south, followed by a 40 km northeast run across new territory to Camerino before flying into the Tre Pizzi goal field. This proved to be an error as the wind proved to be a stiff south westerly and height was difficult to gain.

The attrition rate was high in the early part of the course with the Fabriano gap claiming a lot of gliders and the Nocera Umbra area a lot more. Even top pilots were not immune and Jim Lee was an early casualty at about 30 km. However enough pilots got around the first turnpoint and most of the way to the second to give the task a high validity - although most of those decked it somewhere between 85 and 95 km of the 109 km course.

Steve Cook was the only pilot to prove that the task was do-able and he managed it in just under 4 hours. New boy Grant Crossingham was second at 93.4 km with yesterdays task winner, Richard Walbec, down just behind him at 93 km. Betinho came in 3^rd.

The overall positions now show Steve as the overall leader, 130 points clear of Richard Walbec with Betinho Schmitz in third place with Gordon Rigg the next Brit in 6^th place, Shaun Kimberley at 8^th and Robin Hamilton 9^th. This gives Steve a clear lead in the British Nationals at this point. Kathleen Rigg is now leading the ladies with Francoise Mocellin in second and Susi Van Kessel in third place.

Claudio Meijo did not have a good day; she finished up in the bottom landing field and compounded her misfortune by dropping her drogue 'chute in front of her base bar. Concussion followed by a trip to Gubbio hospital was the result. Let's hope she's back fit and well before the end of the comp.

Day 4 High winds cause the cancellation of the day.

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