Epic Conditions at the Austrian Champs

Pilots at the Austrian Championships enjoyed truly all-time conditions, with some of the greatest tasks ever flown in competition. During the four day event, more than 500kms were flown, including two FAI triangles of more than 150km in length. In conditions such as this, the true nature of paragliders and the true abilities of pilots are allowed to shine through.

Ozone pilots swept the entire event, with 14 out of the top 15 overall pilots flying Ozone. Ozone pilots took first place in the Overall, Austrian Champ, Women’s, and Serial classes.

Huge World Record: Thomas Walder 325km FAI Triangle

In what could be considered one of the greatest flights of our generation, Thomas Walder has flown a 325km FAI triangle from his hometown of Mayrhofen, Austria, with his Ozone Enzo. Tom spent over 11hrs in the air, and flew through some of the most remote and serious terrain in the Alps.

Tom’s flying career has somehow largely managed to avoid the international spotlight, but he has been one of the world’s top pilots for over a decade. A professional tandem pilot by trade, Tom flies on his working days and also his days off, and has completed some highly impressive …read more

Source: Ozone Paragliders

Ozone pilots win at French Championships

The 2014 French Championships were a great success for Ozone pilots, who appeared on the podium in 4 classes:

Alex Mateos – 1st in French champs and open class in PF1, Viper3 20

Coralie Mateos – 1st women’s division, Slalom 19

Marie Liepmann –2nd women’s division, Speedster 22

Yann Leudiere / Sylvain Dupuis – 1st foot launch tandem category, Speedster 33

Jean Mateos / Célia Domingues – 2nd foot launch tandem category, Speedster 33

Laurent Assie – 3rd in solo trike, Ozone Slalom

The competition took place in Levroux, France, with 82 pilots entered, including 14 foreign pilots from Belgium, Spain, Qatar and the UK.

Alex …read more

Source: Ozone Paramotor