Comp Class comeback: Report clears ‘dangerous paragliders’ and focuses on pilot education

Last post and final words from the Women’s Open in Spain

To task or not to task… Judith Mole reports from Ager

‘More schoolgirl errors…’ writes Judith Mole at the Women’s Open in Spain

‘My best task ever… and all for nothing.’ Task stopped on Day 3

‘The tricky part was the transition across the flatlands.’ Judith Mole reports from Spain

Blog: ‘I did everything wrong today…’ Judith Mole on the first task of the Ager Women’s Open 2011

Blog: Judith Mole introduces the Ager Women’s Paragliding Open 2011

The Ager Women’s Paragliding Open 2011 is on from 28 August to 3 September 2011. Judith Mole blogs from deep inside the Spanish camp

Craig Morgan blows it, Luc Armant crashes and speculation again hangs over the safety of Open Class

Blog: A slow start but Craig Morgan goes big on Task 3

Blog: Craig Morgan blasts it around Task 2 in Turkey

British Paragliding Champion Craig Morgan blogs about Task two of the Paragliding World Cup in Turkey

Blog: ‘Enough about paragliding – let’s get stuck into some juicy gossip’

Paragliding World Cup 2011 in Turkey. British PWC pilot Craig Morgan blogs on task 1

British Champion Craig Morgan blogs from the PWC in Bayramoren

What’s the difference between GPS altitude and barometric altitude? Mark Graham explains

Mark Hayman reflects on the memorial of Xavier Murillo, technical director and passionate, hardworking frontman of the Paragliding World Cup

Following the suspension of Open Class paragliders during the Paragliding World Championships 2011 in Piedrahita, Spain, CIVL have issued the following statement.

In the aftermath of the 2011 Paragliding World Championships being cancelled Mads Syndergaard comments on where things went wrong and how to right them