Did you know that the French national 8-way championship was part of the Weembi FS Cup? posted: May 22nd, 2026 The French national indoor championships in horizontal formation skydiving were separated this year. The NSL News reported details of the 4-way competition at Aerokart Paris yesterday. The indoor championship for the 8-way teams followed two weeks later and was integrated into the Weembi FS Cup 2026.
As in 4-way competition, neither the Weembi FS Cup nor the national indoor championship serves as a qualifier for international FAI/ISC events. That responsibility belongs to the national coach, currently Mathieu Bernier. The two strongest French 8-way teams, D'Arc8 and Nova, had already registered... (more)
Did you know that Aerokart Ak'demie and Les Hermines warmed up at the French Indoor Nationals? posted: May 21st, 2026 The French Indoor Nationals 2026 concluded one month before the FAI Indoor World Cup 2026. The event was hosted by the Aerokart wind tunnel in Paris, after which the French delegation continued its preparations at Weembi Lille.
The national championships in France are not qualifying events for FAI/ISC World Championships or World Cups. Instead, the national coach — currently Mathieu Bernier for formation skydiving — selects the members of the national teams from across the country’s formation skydiving community. He also works closely with other experienced coaches and competitors while... (more)
Did you know that Echochamber work on plans for their next outdoor world championship? posted: May 20th, 2026 The presence of Sweden's national team in 4-way Open, Echochamber, at indoor or outdoor World Cups and World Championships is close to guaranteed. Echochamber was created in 2016, and the original lineup is still active, with a few changes here and there. Former Arcteryx member Mattias Nord, who is actually Swedish-born and originally started as a coach for Echochamber, soon became the fifth team member and fills in whenever needed.
Even in the team's first year, Echochamber already competed for the Swedish delegation at the FAI Indoor World Cup 2016. Mattias Nord was their opponent with Gryttjom... (more)
Did you know that Skynamite outscored Airheads for the first time in March? posted: May 18th, 2026 The NSL News covered the Swiss 4-way Women rivalry between Airdrops and WingX at the FAI Indoor World Cup 2026 extensively on May 3rd. The one-point difference after ten rounds was hardly unusual for two teams that have been competing closely against each other for several years.
Their latest showdown had taken place only shortly before they met again at Weembi Lille for another ten-round battle. The previous duel, at the national indoor championship, had been scheduled for seven rounds and ended with a two-point margin (146–144) in favor of Airdrops.
The third Swiss 4-way team at Weembi... (more)
Did you know that Aethers and Golden Knights have met ten times over the past two years? posted: May 17th, 2026 The NSL Power Rankings are part of the preview coverage for the major events of the year, providing "speculative predictions" for positions on the respective leaderboards. These rankings build anticipation for upcoming competitions by offering insights into the participating teams and their preparations. Audiences, experts, and coaches also contribute their perspectives and expectations based on the available information.
However, the foundation of the NSL Power Rankings extends beyond "speculative predictions" that ultimately determine the leaderboard positions. A substantial amount of reliable... (more)
Did you know that Ranch TNT SDAZ compete for the U.S. delegation in Eloy? posted: May 15th, 2026 The NSL News expects changes to the NSL Power Rankings now more than ever, as the first previews of the major events are being published even before the FAI/ISC registration deadline has passed. It is not only the positioning of the teams expected to participate that remains subject to change, as the NSL News continues to receive feedback and advice from some of the most experienced competitors and coaches in the sport.
Joey Marshall pointed out correctly during NSL Live Talk on April 1st that the NSL Power Rankings are based on “speculative predictions,” much like rankings and forecasts... (more)