posted Dec 5th, 2025 - The AA Class competition at the ISR Grand Prix 2025 was almost as exciting and dramatic as the AAA Class duel between NMP PCH HayaBusa members Neal Willems and Ray Lodens, which even required an extra round to break their tie. The NSL News covered their internal showdown in an update on December 2nd.

AA Class winners FS Nuts from Lithuania and the Dutch 4-way team FS 4 The Occasion came within a single point of needing their own tie-break at the end of the 8-round meet. The Lithuanian guests claimed victory with a new team record average (16.0), a significant improvement over their previous best of 14.6 posted in April this year.

The Dutch home team competed in their first 4-way meet together, while FS Nuts have been regular contenders in Poland’s Flyspot Liga. In fact, until traveling to the Netherlands last month, FS Nuts had never competed farther from home than the Flyspot wind tunnels in Poland. The longer journey paid off: they set a new team record and topped the AA Class leaderboard, which featured ten teams from four different countries. The medal positions went to Lithuania (FS Nuts), the Netherlands (FS 4 The Occasion), and Italy (Micol Fly).

ISR Grand Prix 2025			1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	Total	Avg
Rank	AA Class		Q,K,F,14	15,21	C,A,G,22	20,N,6	L,M,P,2	D,J,7	11,O,B	E,18,H	Total	Avg
1	FS Nuts	LT	20	11	15	11	19	24	16	12	128	16.0
2	FS for the Occasion	NL	13	13	16	15	20	20	16	14	127	15.9
3	Micol Fly	IT	18	11	7	11	16	23	14	11	111	13.9
4	Tranquilo	NL	15	11	11	11	14	19	11	10	102	12.8
5	Cool Runnings	NL	16	10	12	13	14	18	8	10	101	12.6
6	Ahzoe	BE	13	9	12	10	13	17	12	7	93	11.6
7	Southern Com4t	NL	14	11	12	11	11	15	7	10	91	11.4
8	The Loop	BE	14	7	7	8	14	16	9	10	85	10.6
9	De Vixxers	NL	14	8	8	9	14	14	7	6	80	10.0
10	4igami	NL	10	7	9	9	7	11	8	8	69	8.6

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FS Nuts - FS 4 The Occasion at the ISR Grand Prix 2025

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FS Nuts have followed an ideal progression through formation skydiving’s competitive categories, thanks to Flyspot Liga’s long-standing use of all four National Skydiving League classes. The team began in the Rookie Class in 2022, moved to A Class in 2024, and this year attended four meets in the AA Class.

Lithuania borders Poland to the northeast, and the Flyspot wind tunnels are within driving distance for Lithuanian teams. FS Nuts are not the first to take advantage of this proximity. Lithuania’s long-running 4-way team, Magic 4, has made the same trip many times and has competed at numerous European events since 2005. Both teams are now exclusively indoor competitors, although Magic 4 last competed outdoors at the 2014 World Championships in Prostejov.

FS Nuts and Magic 4 have not yet appeared on the same leaderboard. Magic 4, Lithuania’s national 4-way team at previous FAI/ISC events, has always competed in the AAA Class since the team was formed in 2005—just as the NSL category system was being introduced. It seems likely that FS Nuts will eventually join Magic 4 on a AAA Class leaderboard. Both teams competed at the Flyspot Liga meet in April this year, where Magic 4 won the AAA Class and FS Nuts placed behind two Polish teams in AA.

Flyspot Liga April 2025			1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	Total	Avg
Rank	AAA Class		5,3,6	C,11,P,M	19,H,J,1	N,E,L,22	F,14,D,18	4,G,9	2,10,B	8,21,K	7,A,12	Q,15,16	Total	Avg
1	Magic 4	LT	19	27	22	22	21	22	19	16	21	19	208	20.8
2	Flyspot Sky4Four	PL	19	26	23	21	20	16	17	17	19	14	192	19.2
3	Panthers	CZ	17	16	19	16	13	17	11	13	15	9	146	14.6
Rank	AA Class		22,18	13,O,14	1,2	K,L,8	19,Q,D	E,N,A,P	J,B,4	15,6	21,F,H	11,G,M	Total	Avg
1	MAD Team	PL	12	15	15	19	19	22	19	14	25	18	178	17.8
2	Star4s	PL	11	15	14	12	15	17	15	14	21	14	148	14.8
3	FS Nuts	LT	10	14	13	14	15	21	15	15	16	13	146	14.6
4	Dark Team	PL	8	11	13	15	13	20	14	15	18	16	143	14.3
5	Eagles	CZ	5	8	10	10	10	13	12	11	12	10	101	10.1

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Magic 4 - FS Nuts at the Flyspot Liga in April 2025

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