Pico do Gaviao in Brazil, once again,
\nproved itself to be the land of big skies, welcoming smiles and seven task
\ncompetitions. <\/p>\n
The competition had everything,
\nbeautiful scenery: banana and coffee plantations on the rolling hills, cattle ranches
\nand palm trees around the scattered oasis. <\/p>\n
A variety of tasks were set from closed
\ncircuit, to one with a long leg east to the town of Pouso Alegre, which appropriately
\nenough in Portuguese means, \u2018Happy Landings.’ The last day finished on a high
\nwith a concentric circles task as a grand finale. <\/p>\n
The Enzo 3 wiped the table once again
\ntaking 16 out of the top 20 places overall and 4 out of the top 5 in the ladies’
\nrankings. <\/p>\n
Having won the World Cup in China
\nearlier on in the year (also on his Enzo 3), Baptiste Lambert gave a thermal
\nperfect demonstration of how to control the gaggle. He came in the top seven
\nevery day and flew away with another World Cup victory, joining a very select
\ngroup of only 10 other pilots in history to have won two World Cups in the same
\nyear. <\/p>\n
Here’s what he had to say about his Enzo
\n3:<\/p>\n
I love my Enzo 3, it’s a real gem, it’s
\ngot great performance and it’s easy to fly. Even in …read more<\/a> <\/p>\n