Did you know that D'Arc8 won the latest duel with Nova ahead of the World Cup? posted: Apr 6th, 2026 The Weembi FS Cup 2026 also featured an 8-way competition, which turned out to be the final test for two of the three French 8-way teams registered for the FAI Indoor World Cup 2026. The NSL News first covered D'Arc8 and Nova after the completion of the Weembinamic 2025, one year after their debut at the same event in 2024, where Martial Ferre’s D'Arc8 competed under a different name.
Their internal French rivalry continued at the Weembi FS Cup 2025, and both teams returned for the subsequent Weembinamic event later that year, where they faced the Paraclete XP8 lineup of 2025. Nova edged XP8... (more)
Did you know that Savolo erased a 30-year-old South African 4-way record average? posted: Apr 6th, 2026 The scheduling and separation of major indoor and outdoor activities, including FAI/ISC events, are largely driven by formation skydiving training and competition cycles in the Western and Northern Hemispheres (America, Europe). However, the sport is equally active in the Southern and Eastern Hemispheres (Australia, Africa), where teams face the added challenge of adapting to an opposite training and competition calendar.
Despite these difficulties—and often significant travel distances—teams from Australia and South Africa have remained consistent participants at world championships and... (more)
Did you know that the Ibens family connects Belgium and the Netherlands? posted: Apr 3rd, 2026 The NSL News provided comprehensive coverage of the Out Of The Blue (OOTB) performance at the BENELUX Indoor Championship 2026, with an update published on March 26th. In particular, the scores achieved by NMP PCH HayaBusa, OOTB, and Ayro were impressive enough to warrant special attention, even though the Super Sequence in Round 10 contributed to elevated results across the entire AAA Class leaderboard.
Unfortunately, the officially posted scores—not only for this event—had to be corrected afterward due to a timing issue in the judging process. The NSL News published revised scores for... (more)
Did you know that Skywalkers Junior and Panthers have completed 50 competition rounds so far this year? posted: Apr 2nd, 2026 The latest scores and videos from the Indoor Cloud League come from the Hurricane Factory Prague in the Czech Republic, where two of the participating teams—Skywalkers Most and Panthers—will soon represent the country in the 4-way Open Class competition at the FAI Indoor World Cup 2026. Both teams are composed of former and current 4-way juniors.
In preparation for their performance at Weembi Lille next week, both teams have also completed ten competition rounds in the Czech Tunnel League across March and April. The latest scores and meet averages confirm Skywalkers Junior as a leading contender... (more)
Did you know that Arizona Airspeed’s Joey Marshall, Doug Hendrix, and Alisson de Vargas evaluated the NSL Power Rankings? posted: Apr 1st, 2026 NSL News typically launches its preview of major events with the power rankings, followed by evaluations from the audience and experts in the sport. These contributors are sometimes active competitors, and often coaches who work closely with the teams featured in the rankings. The latest assessment came from highly active competitors who will not attend the upcoming FAI Indoor World Cup 2026.
Team captain Joey Marshall and new member Doug Hendrix found time for another NSL Live Talk conversation before the full Arizona Airspeed lineup was scheduled to meet with original Airspeed member Jack... (more)
Did you know that the BENELUX Championship leaderboard required adjustments as well? posted: Mar 31st, 2026 As mentioned by NSL News in today's earlier update, which addressed scoring corrections following the completion of the Weembi FS Cup 2026, the results of the BENELUX Indoor Championship 2026 also needed closer review.
As expected, the situation proved to be similar. The scores from Belgium earlier this month were generated using the same judging system employed at Weembi Lille. NMP PCH HayaBusa’s 34.0 average was, in fact, based on a total of 340 points over 350 seconds of working time across ten rounds. The judging calls themselves remained unchanged by NSL News; and HayaBusa lost a total... (more)