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At 19:24 26 August 2006, Bill Daniels wrote:
wrote in message roups.com... Only 21 planes on the grid at storied Uvalde, TX for the U.S. Std. Class Nationals, even with three non-U.S. guests. This was apparently Uvalde's smallest contest of any kind, including regionals, and smaller even than most U.S. regionals. Must be a US thing Lasham regionals in Uk 68 entries was on at the same time as the open class nationals with 26 entrants ( mainly Nimbus3/4, ASH25 and ASW22) The Standards 49 15m 36 18m 49 simultaniously with the club class 41 According to FAI stats UK has about 9000 glider pilots and USA has far more. Is it travelling distance that is the problem? Nigel |
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