We start the day by watching the launches that Annet filmed.
What a great way to give and get feedback on your launch! Do you start from a
stable position and how many steps do you make? Do you keep your hands in
grapevine long enough to avoid the nose from going up? Are your hands sliding
down for better control? Check it out!
We also see how Dimitry toplands and Petrovich shows us how
the Russians learn how to make an emergency landing.
The task for today is to count the number of seconds it
takes to make a 360 turn. It’s thermalling today!
Another trick is to check the bank by checking where your
front wire / sail touches the horizon.
At Tre Pizzi (again) we have east wind 20 km/h, max altitude
of the day approx. 1500 m (inversion).
Harm’s group (Harry, Erik, Rene and Elsard, Jack can't fly today unfortunately) flies up and
down the Tre Pizzi ridge and 3 of them make it to Matelica and back.
Koos’ group plans to cross the gap, fly to Metalica and
back. Unfortunately the group falls apart and in the end Koos, Aaron and I
cross the gap but can’t make it to Metalica.
Dennis’ group makes it to the gap and back, except for Petrovich, who flies a 19 km triangle out to Matelica.
In most groups there are problems with radio’s which makes
it difficult to communicate.
Don't worry about Andrey, they found him behind the mountain.
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