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The open class at Uvalde is the most interesting in the modern
glass era, post 1966. There are 5 new designs racing, the oldest being the EB29 which first flew in 2009. The others are all new this year- Concordia, Quintus, Antares 23, and JS1C. All five are in the top seven places after 7 days. All have won a day and the Antares 23 has won 3 days. Can anyone explain the difference between the Quintus and Antares wings? They apparently share quite a bit, but the Q has polyhedral and different winglets. Richard |
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