XCeara 2009
From 21 – 29 November, Ceara in Brazil will once again be hosting the XCeara, famed for twelve years’ excellent cross country flying and record-breaking achievements. Over its 12 year history, not a single day has been lost to unsuitable weather. Places are limited to just 50 pilots, so get in touch soon if you plan to take part. The first 15 pilots to register will be provided (free of charge) with SPOT units, so that their flights can be followed live on the website, www.xceara.com.br.
Because the Quixada season is historically so good, this year it is officially starting a month early, with 20 October – 20 November being designated the ‘XC International Meeting 2009′. Pilots wishing to fly in Quixada at this team should register for the event in advance, on the Xceara website.
Related posts:
- Hang Gliding Tops Brazil’s XCeara Competition Hang gliding dominated XCeara 2009, Brazil's big-distance paragliding and hang gliding competition, which ended on 29 November. Marcelo Ferro flew...
- Women’s Paragliding Distance World Record Falls in Brazil Brazil’s Kamira Rodrigues has flown a record-beating 323 km from Quixada, north east Brazil. If ratified by the FAI the...
- Flyoax 2009 Parapentitis.com are running a new national competition in Oaxaca, southern Mexico from 13 – 16 November 2009. Pilots should pre-register...
- La Palma festival 2009 The 2009 Open Desafio La Palma will be held from 28 November – 3 December. As well as having a...
- Canoa Open 2009 The 2009 Canoa Open hang gliding competition in Ecuador takes place from 24 October to 3 November. Registration is open...
- XContest XCamp 2009 No task, No goals, No windows, No stress. Thus is the philosophy of Xcontest Xcamp 2009. It is an FAI...
- Everyone to go EN by Jan 2009 During the 4th round table meeting on 18 November in Starnberger See in Germany, it was unanimously agreed that all...
- Karel Vejchodsky wins Gradient XC Africa Open 2009 The XC Africa Open 2009 finished in De Aar, South Africa, on 21 November. 44 pilots took part, and although...
