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At 20:30 22 January 2004, Thomas Knauff wrote:
The 'Double Seater Class' is extremely popular in Europe and it is planned to follow their concept. Open class gliders have their class, and there is no practical way for smaller gliders to be competitive against them. Tom, I would take issue with this last statement, the UK Two Seater Competition run by the Wold Glding Club club accepts entries from any 2 two seater. The innovative task setting and handicapped scoring allows gliders of very wide handicaps to compete against each other. A low handicap glider completing a medium size task makes sure the pilots of the high handicaps gliders work even harder. It is amazing what some of the pilots can and do produce. Allowing all two seat gliders to compete also allows those of more modest means to take part. If necessary split the field into two. If you start by allowing them all to enter, see what the take up is and then decide in following years how to progress. In the end I suppose it depends on what you want from the competition. Dave |
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