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NMP PCH HayaBusa at the Wind Games 2015
posted Jul 25th, 2026 - It is difficult to imagine a more challenging situation in 4-way Formation Skydiving competition than the one Jeroen "Bob" Nollet faced in 2014. The Belgian national team, NMP PCH HayaBusa, had just won its first FAI World Championship title in Prostejov 2014, with 4-way superstar Roy Janssen flying the tail slot.

For Roy Janssen and brothers David and Andy Grauwels, it had been the culmination of nearly a decade of pursuing their dream alongside different teammates and videographers. Their journey even included committing to military careers after the FAI World Championship 2006, where they finished in 6th place with original team member and inside center Sven Ibens.

Roy Janssen did not continue after winning his FAI World Championship gold medal, and HayaBusa needed a new tail. Their options were limited, as they could only recruit a replacement from the Belgian military. Original HayaBusa members Roy Janssen, David Grauwels and Andy Grauwels had already begun connecting with potential new team members in 2010. They first worked with Dennis Praet and later with Jeroen "Bob"Nollet, who was training and competing with HayaBusa Beta, the team's farm squad at the time.

Wind Games 2015
12345678910TotalAvg
RankAAA ClassC,17,63,4,MF,11,15D,2,5J,13,N,KQ,1,O,P19,22,B10,7,914,G,H,16L,E,8,12TotalAvg
1NMP PCH Hayabusa BE 3328313232362829292630430.4
2Arizona Airspeed US 3230302934322430292429429.4
3Gavroche FR 2922272627322326262326126.1
4Thunder ISR BE 2525272626312226242225425.4
5Ninja4 INT 2523242424292125232224024.0
6Voodoo UK 2321212224282021232122422.4
7Bad Boys CZ 2418222222261921201821221.2
8Team Tigers FI 1919171821271820191819619.6
9Savoa UK 1917151617221618191717617.6
9Jazz Republic ZA 1717171618211719171717617.6
11Barak ES 1115171213181316161414514.5
12Casual Team ES 1313131217161413131313713.7
13TBA FS BE 121114111111111416011111.1

NMP PCH HayaBusa at the Wind Games 2015
HayaBusa Beta in 2010
The farm team produced an outstanding harvest. Dennis Praet and Jeroen "Bob" Nollet have since won three FAI 4-way World Championship gold medals together, and they are currently preparing the 2026 lineup in pursuit of another world title—either this year, in 2028, or both. Farm team HayaBusa BetaFarm team HayaBusa BetaJeroen "Bob" Nollet had chosen a military career at the age of 16. He even completed his high school education within the Belgian Army.

Three more years passed before he made his first military parachute jump. However, he quickly caught the attention of the original HayaBusa members and became the official alternate in 2010. Even then, he had to remain patient, waiting another four years before a position became available.

The greatest challenge came when Roy Janssen unexpectedly stepped away after HayaBusa reached its peak by winning the world championship in Prostejov in 2014. Roy Janssen, David Grauwels and Andy Grauwels had already demonstrated how successfully they could integrate a new team member when they promoted Dennis Praet from alternate to the point slot and came within reach of their first FAI World Championship gold medal in Dubai 2012.

FAI World Meet 2018
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Total Avg
Rank 4-way Open 21,L,B,G 22,18,17 19,7,O J,16,12 10,A,D,15 Q,M,F,C,N H,20,P,13 6,14,11 E,2,5 4,1,3 Total Avg
1 NMP-PCH Hayabusa BE 32 21 27 -2 24 22 -3 62 -2 22 -2 20 -1 27 -1 22 279 27.9
2 Arizona Airspeed US 26 -5 21 27 -1 24 24 -1 60 -1 26 22 27 20 277 27.7
3 Aerodyne Realfly FR 29 -1 19 24 -2 23 24 52 -3 20 -3 17 -3 24 19 251 25.1
4 Qatar Tigers QA 24 -2 14 -1 24 -1 21 22 53 -4 21 -1 18 20 17 234 23.4
5 Echochamber SE 25 -1 16 21 -1 17 -2 20 -1 48 -4 14 -3 18 21 -1 15 -1 215 21.5
6 Amnesya IT 24 -2 14 20 -1 18 18 -1 48 -5 18 14 -2 21 -1 15 210 21.0
7 Satori XL UK 21 14 -1 21 19 19 37 -3 19 17 18 -1 16 -1 201 20.1
7 Airheads CH 22 -3 14 -2 19 -2 17 -1 18 44 16 16 -2 18 -1 17 201 20.1
9 Evolution CA 21 -1 13 -2 22 18 -1 15 -3 43 -2 15 -5 15 -2 19 15 196 19.6
10 Airbus FSZ Saar DE 21 -1 14 -1 17 -5 17 16 -1 45 -1 15 -3 14 -1 18 -1 15 192 19.2
11 Tanay Wolves RU 22 14 18 -1 17 16 -2 35 -3 17 -3 14 -1 18 -1 14 185 18.5
12 Rotor Out AU 21 -1 13 -1 18 -2 14 -1 16 -1 32 -3 13 -7 13 -1 18 14 172 17.2
13 CTR Optimum BR 19 10 17 -1 15 13 -1 31 14 14 18 13 164 16.4
14 Papea Masculino ES 17 -1 13 18 13 -1 13 28 -3 14 -1 14 -1 13 -2 12 155 15.5
15 Out of the Blue Project 20+ NL 16 -1 11 -1 13 -3 14 15 -1 28 -2 15 -1 15 14 -2 12 -1 153 15.3
16 Meraki ZA 14 -3 11 14 14 13 28 -1 12 -1 12 14 12 144 14.4
17 New Zealand NZ 10 -4 9 12 11 10 21 7 -3 11 10 -1 11 112 11.2
18 Paraguay PY 10 -1 8 10 -1 7 -2 9 17 7 -4 8 -1 10 8 -1 94 9.4
19 Cyprus CY 13 -1 8 9 -2 8 7 -2 19 -1 7 8 9 5 -2 93 9.3

Rollercoaster in Australia 2018: NMP PCH HayaBusa - Arizona Airspeed
Rollercoaster in Australia 2018
Jeroen "Bob" Nollet had even less time than Dennis Praet to step into the vacant tail slot, and the pressure was even greater. He was expected to help defend the first FAI World Championship title ever won by a Belgian 4-way team, following HayaBusa's breakthrough victory in 2014. He filled the very big shoes more than adequately, and the new lineup dominated the world's 4-way competition between 2014 and 2021.

Dennis Praet is now the team captain, while Jeroen "Bob" Nollet has turned into the heart and soul of HayaBusa in a similar way as team founder Sven Ibens. He did not only have the necessary patience and persistence when he was waiting for an open HayaBusa slot. It is also a part of his relaxed and humble personality structure.

Dennis Praet and Jeroen "Bob" Nollet both have shown their patience and persistence by bringing up new members Neal Willems and Ray Lodens to the world's 4-way top speed, while former team mate David Grauwels is watching and recording the progression from the camera perspective. Jeroen "Bob" Nollet enjoys to be on the top of the world, whether it is in a jump plane, or when he is running his Ultra Marathons in the mountains. He will climb up onto the FAI podium again this year, and it could be once again the top of the 4-way world.

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