National Free Flight Society

SEN 2158

Table of Contents – SEN 2158

  1. UK World Cup Events – Stonehenge and Equinox
  2. Canned – No
  3. Canned – Yes

The Stonehenge Cup & Equinox Cup

2016 UK World Cup Free Flight Events
24/25 September 2016 Salisbury Plain
United Kingdom

World Cup Events 

Saturday    24th September 2016  Stonehenge Cup                  F1A, B, C/P and Q
Sunday      25th September 2016  Equinox Cup               F1A, B, C/P and Q

 

Flying Site

The site is situated to the south of the B390 between Shrewton and Chitterne and will be signposted from the B390.

The terrain is undulating rough grassland crossed by dirt roads and tracks. The land is a military training area, which is carefully managed to preserve the history and wildlife. Model retrieval is usually on foot.

The area must be kept clean and tidy at all times and rules to protect the site must be observed.

Please note-there are no catering facilities available – competitors must bring their own food and drink. 

Programme

Events will start at 09.00. There will be 5 rounds plus fly-offs flown from a flight line. The Max for round 1 will be 240 seconds. All other rounds will be 180 seconds Max. These maximum times and program may vary according to circumstances. All competitors will receive a gift.

Rules

The relevant section of the FAI Sporting Code will be followed.

All competitors must hold a valid FAI licence.

Entry Procedure

Competitors from the UK who wish to compete in either or both events need to post their entry forms to:

Peter Martin, 23 Woodland Court, Dyke Road Avenue, Hove, UK, BN3 6DP complete with payment cheque made out to ‘BMFA’.

Competitors residing outside the UK should email their completed entry form(s) to ffworldcupUK@gmail.com.

Overseas entry fees may be paid on the day in £, $ or Euros.

Entry forms must be received by not later than Friday 16th September 2016

Trophies

These will be awarded down to 3rd place for each class.

Timekeepers

Timekeepers will not be provided by the organisers for the rounds. Competitors must find their own timekeepers. Timekeepers will be allocated by the organisers for Fly-offs.

For further information please contact:-

Richard Jack or Peter Martin         ffworldcupuk@gmail.com

Or, Peter Tribe                               petertribe46@talktalk.net

Accommodation and Camping Information

Information is available on request from Peter Tribe:-

petertribe46@talktalk.net

 

THE STONEHENGE CUP ENTRY FORM 2016

Full Name

Address
Town/City
Country   Post/Zip Code
Nationality

Senior/Junior

Telephone No. Mobile No.
Email Address
FAI License No. BMFA No.

World Cup Events

Day SAT 24th SAT 24th SAT 24th SAT24th
Class F1A F1B F1C/P F1Q
Please tick

Entry Fees 

World Cup Event  Single Class (Gentlemen) 25 E/£20/$30  
World Cup Event  Single Class Ladies and Juniors (Junior aged 18 or under on 31st Dec 2016). FREE  

Additional World Cup classes (Gentlemen)

12 E/£10/$15  

Additional World Cup classes (Ladies and Junior)

Free  
Total Paid*  

(*Entry fee is included in the UK Contest License Holders fee, no additional payment is required)

UK Competitors post to – Peter Martin, 23 Woodland Court, Dyke Road Avenue, Hove, UK, BN3 6DP complete with payment cheque made out to ‘BMFA’.

Competitors resident outside of the UK should email their completed entry form(s) to ffworldcupUK@gmail.co

THE EQUINOX CUP ENTRY FORM 2016

Full Name

Address
Town/City
Country   Post/Zip Code
Nationality

Senior/Junior

Telephone No. Mobile No.
Email Address
FAI License No. BMFA No.

World Cup Events

Day SUN 25th SUN 25th SUN 25th SUN 25th
Class F1A F1B F1C/P F1Q
Please tick

Entry Fees          

World Cup Event  Single Class (Gentlemen) 25 E/£20/$30  
World Cup Event  Single Class Ladies and Juniors (Junior aged 18 or under on 31st Dec 2016). FREE  

Additional World Cup classes (Gentlemen)

12 E/£10/$15  

Additional World Cup classes (Ladies and Junior)

Free

 
Total Paid*  

(*Entry fee is included in the UK Contest License Holders fee, no additional payment is required)

UK Competitors post to – Peter Martin, 23 Woodland Court, Dyke Road Avenue, Hove, UK, BN3 6DP complete with payment cheque made out to ‘BMFA’.

Competitors resident outside of the UK should email their completed entry form(s) to ffworldcupUK@gmail.com

 

Canned – No
From: Michael Woodhouse
Cancellations
The simple answer if its on the schedule then you run it! This may require a plan B. But if you want to eliminate far travelled flyers then cancellation is the way to go. This is a thin end of a wedge and I worry that it could catch on. We have run events in conditions in the UK in conditions that were at best dire. I recall an overseas event which was attended by UK flyers where we insisted that the event was run and it was.

The FAI should develop sanctions that can be applied.

The answer is NO CANCELLATION!!!!!!!!!!!


Canned – yes

From: Gil Morris
I think Canada acted responsibly with flyers in general the central consideration. I had thoughts of going too but driving through Toronto getting there is no walk in the park and then to face a blow-out would have been disappointing. Organizers stage contests for the benefit of flyers and need no artificial rules on what’s best for their event. It should be their call. This has been a tough year for weather related conditions. I hope all organizers want to return next year.

…………………..
Roger Morrell