Sunday, 26 August 2012

Thank You!

A huge thanks to all of the competitors, volunteer staff and all at Four Counties for a very successful ISRGC 2012. Only one day where there was no flying (but a very cool thunderstorm to watch instead!). Hundreds of launches and lots of km flown. Gallons of tea, coffee and beer drunk and I think that we are all definitely sated when it comes to eating pork after the pig last night and the various forms of pork sandwich at lunchtime and pork salad this evening.

Next year the RNGSA take on the hosting duties. Good luck and see you all next year!


Overall Results

Winner of the Open Class: Jon Arnold

Winner of the Sport Class: Daz Smith

Winner of the Interservices: RAF

Highest Placed Serviceman: There was a tie with both Jon Arnold and Daz Smith scoring 100 Interservice points. Daz Smith had won 2 days and so won the Emott Trophy.

Winner of Team Competition: Cranwell A Nobby Clarke; Ian Mountain and Angus Watson

Best RAF Novice: Luke Dale

Best Navy pilot: Daz Smith

Most Improved Royal Navy pilot: Tim Wills (First solo this year, first comp and top half finish.)

Best Army Novice: Bob Pye

Highest Scoring Army Pilot: Robbo Roberts

All accounted for

Everyone is now accounted for and the scorers are downloading the traces. Prize giving will be announced as soon as we have all of the traces in.

First finisher

R10 has just called 10km.

First landout

HYT has landed out E of Alconbury.

Open Class Starters



Finish
12 1518
126 1516
26 1519
265 1515
676 1523
F1 1515
GT 1520
JA 1519
L11 1515
R11

R2 1515
R4 1514
RC 1519
V2C DNF












































Sports Class Starters




Finish
27 1450
480 1449
481 1451
574 1449
755 1450
805 DNF
999 1448
A61 1452
A8 1450
C55 1454
CPM

DNE 1449
EML 1447
FDW DNF
HCC 1457
HYT 1449
JLG 1449
N16 1450
R10 1452
R18 1450
R23

R28 DNF
R39 1448
R55 1451
R63 DNF
T19 1457
T9 1454
XZ 1450
YH 1448
YT 1452
YU 1452































































































Rebrief and first launch

The weather has taken a long time to reach us and so we have rebriefed at the front of the grid to a fallback task. Both classes will be launched on:

Wittering Start 3 - Grafham Water - Crowland Bridge - Wittering Finish 2
103km

The first launch for the Sport Class will be in 1 minute.

No winners today

of Mr Rude and the Duck of Daring Do as we all had to sing happy birthday to Sheila!

Tasks

Sport Class

Wittering Start 3 - Kibworth - Sackville - Crowland Bridge - Wittering finish 2
145.14km

Open Class

Wittering Start 3 - Naseby West - Olney - Crowland Bridge - Wittering Finish 2
163.48km

First launch not before 1115.