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Last weekend the swiss championships and a synchro APWC took place for the second time in Brienz, Switzerland. After two rainy days the competition started with rested and dry pilots on saturday with two solo and a synchro task in between. On sunday the finals in both categories took place. Thus Jeremy Peclard is the new swiss champion and Spälti Acro Team with Adrian Hachen & Michael Maurer won the synchro competition.
Source: Just Acro
And what was your impression when you first flew ATIS 4?
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Doberman, ready for the World Championship!
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Probably the first proper instructional D-Bag packing video available on the internet brought to you by Pal Takats.
Note that it is still a very hazardous activity and you all should have mastered full stalls before even considering to attempt this! USE AT YOUR OWN RISK!
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Parapente Mag reviews the Peak 3
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Congratulations to Chrigel Maurer, who took 2nd overall flying his Ozone Trickster at the Swiss Acro Paragliding Championships!
For more info on the AcroLake event, click here.
Full results can be seen here.
Cheers from all the Team.
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Nick Donini is the son of Italian Paragliding legend, Luca Donini, which makes his recent competition success less surprising, but no less impressive. At 17 years old, Nick is now the Italian National PG Champion in both Acro and XC! He recently took first overall, flying his EnZo.
The first 6 places in the championship were filled by Ozone Pilots. Christian Biasi and Luca Donini followed Nick on the podium. The Team event was won by AIRE Cornizzolo, our Italian distributor.
It was a spectacular week of flying in Meduno, with six excellent flying days and tasks from 52 to 109km.
Source: Ozone Paragliders
Austria’s well know paragliding spot, Gerlitzen has been a center of acro paragliding since the birth of the sport. Due to some recent incidents, the acro community got into focus, and the foreign flying licenses are not accepted anymore, pilot have payed fines. Read on…
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Was it seven months of training and being the world’s top pilot that meant Chrigel Maurer won the X-Alps? Or was it the Cross Country bumper sticker?
Matt Stanford became the first pilot to cross New Zealand’s 30km Cook Strait by paraglider earlier this year.
