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Did you know that there is more Fun Flag footage from the World Challenge 2012?
posted: Jul 20th, 2012 This year's coverage of the Fun Flag began at the World Challenge 2012 and continued a few weeks after the end of the event at Bodyflight Bedford with an update from Germany and Italy on 20 April 2012. The last update mentioned that "the Just4Fun members first presented the Fun Flag on stage during the award ceremony and then shared it with other female 4way competitors for photo ops and a late night presentation in the FlowHouse". The story includes a short video clip that shows a part of the "late night presentation" in the FlowHouse. The Fun Flag had surely returned to its original purpose... (more)

Did you know that Zoe Bodtländer's name is now on the Fun Flag?
posted: Apr 20th, 2012 The NSL News has been quiet about the whereabouts of the Fun Flag for a long time, and there was a good reason for that. The last update with a funny story came from the World Cup 2011 on 4 August 2011. From then on and after a sad incident in Saarlouis the Fun Flag was not a topic for the NSL News any longer. A little girl was injured when the battle for the possession of the Fun Flag got out of control at the competition site, and the Fun Flag had lost its purpose. However, the NSL News used the time between the end of the 2011 season and the beginning of the new competition season to find... (more)

Did you know that NSL Reality TV features Just4Fun's Round 7?
posted: Apr 8th, 2012 The scores of the female 4way competition at the World Challenge 2012 were the last ones that were posted yesterday. Just4Fun won by two points after a great last round by Aerodyne Deep Blue Defenders. The NSL News mentioned earlier that another controversial issue occured when the UK team was granted a re-flying session in Round 7. It went by almost unnoticed since the flying session was squeezed in out of the usual flying order of the teams. The Just4Fun score for Round 7 went from 21 to 24, wich was brought to the NSL News attention later on. The NSL Reality TV video of Round 7 shows what... (more)

Did you know that the Round 5 videos come with new NSL Talk and Black Majick?
posted: Apr 7th, 2012 The latest NSL Reality TV clip shows the teams in Round 5. NMP-PCH Hayabusa completed once again the highest number of points within working time and left two of them in the judging room. The 28-pointer was still good enough to tie the highscore for the round with Aerodyne Aerokart and Arizona Airspeed who lost one point. The French national team is still working on the impressive comeback while Airspeed just cannot get any closer to the Belgium team so far. Hyrrokkin is still holding on to the first place in the AA Class. The lineup includes James Wood in the Point slot who is Katie Woods'... (more)

Did you know that the Fun Flag has been flying since the completion of Round 4?
posted: Apr 6th, 2012 The sequence of Round 3 was a slower one with three blocks, and not much would change on the top of the leaderboard. NMP-PCH Hayabusa completed once again the highest number of points within working time, as the Belgian team has done in each round so far, and also posted the highest score after judging for the third consecutive time. However, Belgium lost one point, Arizona Airspeed two, and Aerodyne Aerokart now had two clean rounds without a point deduction. It is quite amazing how it is possible that the French team was so "out of control" in Round 1 and could then recover so quickly without... (more)

Did you know that four teams scored 20 points or higher in Round 6?
posted: Aug 4th, 2011 There were only four teams in Round 6 with scores of 20 points or higher. Of course, Aerodyne Aerokart and NMP-PCH Hayabusa were two of them, both with 25-pointers. The French national team maintained the 3-point lead. The other two teams posted 20-pointers, Gradient Alpha in the Open Class and Aerodyne Deep Blue Defenders in the female 4way category. The NSL News mentioned earlier that the French ladies were only three points behind the bronze medal position in the Open Class after Round 6. Stefan Brueck once again provided the NSL News with the videos of those four jumps in Round 6, which... (more)