posted Sep 11th, 2015 - The FAI World Cup 2015 has been completed successfully in all events. In fact, the end of the competition came one day earlier than scheduled. Saturday is now available for fun jumping after sleeping in, and the closing party will take place at the end of the day.

The Sun Path Products NSL News has saved the best of the live coverage for last. The aftermath of the event will continue for a while, and it will include a lot of recorded footage and all the competition jumps. However, the conclusion of the live coverage from Teuge is the NSL Talk conversation with NMP-PCH Hayabusa and the videos of the team's ten competition jumps.

The Belgian world champions were finished after the remaining two rounds on Friday morning and were available for a live interview at noon.

World Cup 2015			Rd. 1	Rd. 2	Rd. 3	Rd. 4	Rd. 5	Rd. 6	Rd. 7	Rd. 8	Rd. 9	Rd. 10	Total	Avg
Rank	4-way Open Class		1,4,D	E,3,L,G	C,16,N,9	13,J,11	Q,2,A,14	K,7,8	P,18,21	15,12,F	B,22,O,10	20,5,M	Total	Avg
1	NMP-PCH Hayabusa	BE	22	32	32	24	23	24	24	22	23	24	250	25.0
2	Black Cat	RU	21	26	27	18	23	24	21	19	20	20	219	21.9
3	VR4 France	FR	20	26	25	19	23	20	22	18	20	24	217	21.7
4	Artemis Saumur Espoir	FR	18	23	21	18	21	21	19	17	20	20	198	19.8
5	4mula	UK	16	23	23	16	18	15	17	16	15	16	175	17.5
6	Final Fire	AT	15	19	21	15	17	19	16	16	15	18	171	17.1
7	AtomiX YUU-Skydive	DE	13	17	17	13	16	16	17	15	14	16	154	15.4

It was quite obvious from the beginning that NMP-PCH Hayabusa would not have any serious competition in Teuge. Arizona Airspeed is currently the only 4-way team in the world on the same performance and scoring level, as the scores at the Wind Games 2015 indicated.

Hayabusa had to find a way to put pressure on themselves, which was very difficult without direct competition. The Belgian team is also very popular in Europe, and the team members are facing a lot of distractions when they attend any events.

The real Hayabusa game faces will probably be back on when the Belgians will be facing Airspeed at the Clash of Champions and then the World Air Games...