Archive for September, 2008
CL Results 20/21 Sep 08
The F2 World Cup hosted by Barton MAC counted towards team selection for 2009 European Championships. Shown here are the results as published by the organisers. Plus the updated F2A & F2B Leagues and the F2C Team Selection Table. There is a link to the F2D Table generated by John James, F2D Contest Director.
barton-wcup-f2a-b-c-d-results.pdf
2008-speed-league-27-09-08.pdf
2008-f2b-centralised-league-sept-08-updated.pdf
CL Centralised Results 07-09-08
The only CL Centralised competitions scheduled for
7th September were Speed and Team Race.
speed-centralised-results-07-09-08.pdf
2008-speed-league-08-09-08.pdf
CL Centralised Results 13-07-08
speed-centralised-results-13-07-08.pdf
aerobatics-centralised-results-13-07-08.pdf
f2c-centralised-results-13-07-08.pdf
f2d-combat-centralised-results-13-07-08.pdf
2008-f2b-centralised-league-sept-08-am.pdf
Amended F2B League above has been corrected for September/October dates.
2008-f2c-team-selection-table-sept-08.pdf
Please note that the 2008 Nationals CL results are on the dedicated “Nationals Results” page of the BMFA website.
GBR World Championship Silver Medal – Space Modelling
An individual Silver medal has been won by British Team member Nigel Bathe at the Space World Championships.
Nigel Bathe won the silver individual medal in the Boost Glider class at the recent Space World Championships in Lleida, Spain. A member of the British Team a number of times, Nigel has always had the potential for a podium place and it is fitting that he should be the first ever British medal winner in this duration class*. The particular space model he deployed was developed over the past three years by the British Team members who belong to FAIR, the BMFA Specialist Body for FAI Space Modelling, the only international competition category.
Nigel’s medal brings the number of individual podium places won at each of the last three Space Modelling Word Championships to three.
* I have been informed subsequently that Peter Freebrey FSMAE won the Boost Glider individual silver medal at the 1972 World Championships and the Scale Altitude gold medal at the 1974 World Championships. Apologies to Peter Freebrey and I am happy to set the record straight and to acknowledge that Nigel is following in famous footsteps.