1-26 Nationals?

All the daily 1-26 scores, up to today, are posted in my latest report under the 13.5 meter contest. I will try to get a cumulative in the morning and put it up with the morning report. At the moment Team 428 is running away with the team trophy and Bill Vickland (238) has a bit of a lead (somewhere between 100 and 200 points) over Bob Hurni (190) in the individual competition.

Our Scorer has been having trouble getting the SeeYou score sheets to post on the SSA website. He has been working with the SSA webmaster and I believe long time scorer Tom Pressley to try to figure it out with no luck.

Sorry this has taken so long, I know that many of you have been wondering what is going on. It has been frustrating here too.

Daniel and Ron have been flying masterful contest in 428. The slight differences in 1-26 vs Sports Class rules have really been showing themselves. I'm sure that all the 1-26'ers have been focused on their championship rules and have taken a hit in the Sports Class contest as a result. As far as the comment on same tasks, I *think* that the 1-26 and PW-5's have been flying the same tasks for several years, they just have been scored completely separately in the past instead of having combined sports class scoring like this year.

So, just to clarify...The 1-26 contest is being scored by see you using the 1-26 rules, but the same 1-26 pilots are also on the super-regional scoresheet and being scored for two contests at the same time?

John Cochrane

On Wednesday, July 18, 2012 8:21:38 AM UTC-5, (unknown) wrote:
So, just to clarify...The 1-26 contest is being scored by see you using the 1-26 rules, but the same 1-26 pilots are also on the super-regional scoresheet and being scored for two contests at the same time?

John Cochrane

Yes, that is correct John.

The 1-26 breakfast and awards ceremony is in the morning. I'll try to put up a post on the SSA website with the final results tomorrow night when I get home.

On Wednesday, July 18, 2012 8:21:38 AM UTC-5, (unknown) wrote:
So, just to clarify...The 1-26 contest is being scored by see you using the 1-26 rules, but the same 1-26 pilots are also on the super-regional scoresheet and being scored for two contests at the same time?

John Cochrane

Correct.

In the past most years we have flown different task, but this year flying the same and all the 1-26s are included in the 13.5.

Because of the different rules, placings on some task are very different and you have to decide which rules you fly by to effect your score.

Kevin
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I posted my final report of the contest, which includes what I remember of the 1-26 breakfast this morning with trophy winner and top 3. Check it out under the 13.5 Meter Contest Reports on www.ssa.org

http://www.ssa.org/members/contestre...isplay=results