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October 30th 08, 03:45 AM
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US Club Class Participation
At 03:00 30 October 2008, Derek Copeland wrote:
Most of the gliders that take part in the UK Club Class are older Standard Class gliders that would be blown into weeds in an unhandicapped competition against the latest generation machines. So you get gliders such as the Standard Cirrus, Libelle, ASW19, ASW24, Grob Astir, LS7 plus a few two seater glass trainers taking part. The Class is only defined by a maximum handicap limit and a ban on carrying water ballast. Sorry, I missed out the LS4 and the DG100/101/300 series which are also numerically quite popular Club Glass gliders. Derek C 
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