News from the international scene
This year’s NZ Champs was a great success all around: six flyable days, a great variety of tasks from short 30km taks to 80+km tasks
Read moreThe third International Paragliding festival at Vagamon in the Western Ghats in Kerala, Southern India, takes place from 6-11 April 2008
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Les Arcs, France, hosted the Columbia Speedflying competition from 4-8 February 2008
Read moreThe new software for scoring hang and paragliding competitions, FS, has been announced and demo-d at the CIVL plenary
Read moreHugh Miller reports from paragliding’s biggest race – the Red Bull X-Alps 2005
Read moreUntil the eighth day, the 2005 Flytec Championships was a festival of fast racing and fun times, as Davis Straub reports
Read moreDespite exceptionally good conditions, the eight European Paragliding Championships was marred by yet another tragic accident. Silver medallist Bruce Goldsmith reports
Read moreXavier Murillo rounds looks back on the 2003 Paragliding World Cup season and says ‘Don’t go kite surfing!’
Read moreThe Red Bull X-Alps will be remembered as the toughest paragliding competition of 2003. It may well go down as the toughest ever. Kaspar Henny was the first to land in Monaco and win the competition, but all those who entered were champions – first to be selected, and second to have had the guts to take part.
Read moreFew pilots dispute that Alex Hofer, the 2002 PWC Champion, is the best competition pilot in the world, and few were surprised by his win at the 2003 Paragliding World Championships. Ian Blackmore went to watch the action unfold in stable, difficult conditions at Montelegre, Portugal.
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