Paragliding World Cup Superfinal 2011: Peter Neuenschwander wins
Monday, February 6th, 2012
Peter Neuenschwander won the PWCA Superfinal in Valle de Bravo on Saturday
Peter Neuenschwander won the PWCA Superfinal in Valle de Bravo on Saturday
Task three of the PWC Superfinal in Valle de Bravo was jointly won by Luc Armant and Luca Donini
Day two saw strong conditions and a 91.6km task. Venezuelan Juan Becerra was the first of 95 pilots in goal.
Switzerland’s Hans Bollinger won the first task of the Paragliding World Cup 2011 Superfinal in Valle de Bravo
Brilliant weather, 120 top-level pilots and new wings – the Superfinal kicks off
Comp Class comeback: Report clears ‘dangerous paragliders’ and focuses on pilot education
Craig Morgan blows it, Luc Armant crashes and speculation again hangs over the safety of Open Class
Craig Morgan hangs on to an 11 point lead after the penultimate task of the Paragliding World Cup 2011 in Turkey
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
In a moving account James ‘Kiwi’ Johnston reports from Huascaran, Peru
Updated 8 July 11am GMT: It is with the heaviest of hearts that we report the discovery of Xavier Murillo’s body in Peru
James ‘Kiwi’ Johnston reports from Huaraz on the latest developments
Jack Brown (US) wins the comp after only two tasks flown