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#18
February 10th 12, 02:46 PM
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Attention US Standard Class Pilots
Tom,
Unless I am unaware of different handicaps used at the Senior Championships, how can the Seniors be considered a level playing field, yet the Sports class is won by span and wingloading? Richard Walters The Seniors contest proves it can be done. *It is over-subscribed and everyone (over 55) *is welcome - bring what you got, (no water ballast, 20 meter limit) and you fly with a handicap that permits anyone to be able to win. The Sports class tries to do this, however, span / wing loading wins. .. Tom Knauff 
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