posted Apr 3rd, 2015 - The first day of the World Challenge 2015 has been completed successfully. The scores for the first five rounds are posted, and the leaderboard is showing the numbers of exciting competition in all categories.

NMP-PCH Hayabusa has created more distance to all other AAA Class teams than it might have been expected. There seems to be only one team that could offer serious opposition to the Belgian 4-way world champions with the new lineup, and Arizona Airspeed is only watching the event from the distance.

SDC Rhythm XP will most likely improve the team record average once again, and the first 2nd place finish at the team's 5th appearance at the World Challenge is very much in reach. It could be Rhythm's next step to cut the distance to the reigning US 4-way champions.

World Challenge 2015		Round 1	Round 2	Round 3	Round 4	Round 5	Total	Avg
Rank	AAA Class	15,K,E,F	11,22,A	16,H,M,19	3,10,D	17,18,P	Total	Avg
1	NMP-PCH Hayabusa (BE)	40	24	32	25	29	150	30.0
2	SDC Rhythm XP (US)	36	24	28	22	28	138	27.6
3	Weembi Lille (FR)	36	20	31	25	23	135	27.0
3	Thunder ISR (BE)	35	21	29	23	27	135	27.0
3	Gavroche (FR)	34	23	30	23	25	135	27.0
6	SportLoto (RU)	36	23	30	21	24	134	26.8
17	Dubai Asaar Gold (AE)	21	18	22	17	17	95	19.0

However, there is still another half of the meet with five more rounds waiting for Rhythm, and the competition is extremely tight for the 2nd and 3rd place. Four other world class lineups are in the race for medals and prize money at Bodyflight Bedford.

One of them is Thunder ISR, who are probably on peak performance level. Other observers confirmed that Thunder might have had the best five rounds in the team career. The NSL-TV camera was recording when Thunder entered the flying chamber to finish off Round 4, and the videos of the other top teams are also a part of the new video clip.

French pickup team Weembie Lille scored 25 points in Round 4, enough to tie them with Hayabusa for the highscore. Weembie Lille became the second team, within the first five sequences, to manage such a tie with the Belgians. SDC Rhythm XP had done the same in Round 2. Hayabusa's Round 5 includes several 540-degree turns for Block 3 by Point Dennis Praet. Nobody in the world can move or turn quicker than he does - take a look...

This Sun Path Products NSL News update with a new video clip is only one of several others that have been posted during the live streaming coverage of the World Challenge 2015. The link to the event website opens up a completely new dimension of live event coverage.

Competition videos, interviews with the top teams and competitors, entertaining show elements take turns with each other. The Sun Path Products NSL News is a part of the show with the usual features of 4-way content and insights from the competition site.

Earlier recorded videos of live streaming, interviews and special occasions are or will be available for reviews. The visit at the event website is very much worthwhile and very entertaining, while it also provides the hard information for every 4-way fan. The teams will get back into the flying chamber on Saturday morning at 8:30 AM.