Did you know that Paraclete XP4 finishes on top of the 78-team leaderboard? posted: Jul 22nd, 2011 The NSL News story on 19 July 2011 brought up a topic that has recently stirred up the 4-way community in the USA. USPA had decided in the last board meeting that Perris Fury and SDC Rhythm XP are the sanctioned Open Class teams to go to the 3rd Dubai Cup in November this year. Arizona Airspeed is not eligible according to the USPA Competition Manual.
It was not a big surprise that the poll results after the NSL News story reflected a very different opinion of the audience. The comments to the story and the poll expressed the different perspectives, and some visitors of the topic's forum were... (more)
Did you know that Klaus Mathies founded the FSC Remscheid skydiving club 40 years ago? posted: Jul 21st, 2011 The NSL News reported on 3 July 2011 that the NSL Remscheid Cup 2011 in Merseburg will be the first stop in Germany on the way to the World Cup 2011 coverage in Saarlouis. The upcoming weekend offers two other meets for the German 4-way teams and competitors, as the NSL Calendar of Events shows.
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Did you know that the Pro Team wins in Finland with new member Tony Nyholm? posted: Jul 21st, 2011 The future of Finland's national 4-way team, the Pro Team, was open after finishing as the unofficial Scandinavian champion at last year's World Championship of Formation Skydiving in Menzelinsk. The Pro Team had plans only until the world meet in Russia.
This week, the team name appears again on the leaderboard of Finland's national championships, and the Pro Team is far ahead of all other teams in 1st place. The 16.4 average after seven rounds is not even close to the 19.5 average in Menzelinsk. However, the competition draw at the world meet included a sequence with only random formations,... (more)
Did you know that there are more familiar team names on the CISM leaderboard? posted: Jul 20th, 2011 While the audience expresses opposition to the recent USPA decision (see poll and forum of yesterday's story), the NSL News now goes back to the CISM Military World Championship 2011 in Brazil. The story on 18 July 2011 covered the female 4-way competition and mentioned that the male 4-way event offers more interesting news than expected.
The leaderboard of the male 4-way competition shows better what the previous article tried to bring up. The German team is still in 2nd place after three rounds, five points ahead of the Golden Knights and only five points behind NMP-PCH Hayabusa. It is unthinkable... (more)