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Italian Hang Gliding Championships and Open

4 June, 2009

The Italian Hang Gliding Championships and Open runs from August 17 – 23 at Modena and Reggio Emilia, Italy.

Registration and further information at http://italianidelta.emiliainvolo.it

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