posted Oct 20th, 2015 - Bodyflight Bedford, host of the annual unofficial indoor world championship, the World Challenge, recently changed the company name to Twinwoods Adventure and held it's second ever Revenge meet on the 26th of September.

Unlike the World Challenge, which includes an artistic category, the Revenge meet is just a 4-way competition in all four categories (AAA - AA - A - Rookie) and gives teams a second chance who didn't do so well at the national championships to get revenge on their competitors.

The competition was only two weeks after the British Nationals 2015, and as a result suffered a little bit with fewer teams entering than the previous year. Still of the 27 teams who entered five were not from the United Kingdom, with team Jazz Republic traveling all the way from South Africa to take part, along with Jetmax from Belgium, Swiss team Air-W and the Portuguese Atmosfera squad.

Bodyflight Revenge 2015			Rd. 1	Rd. 2	Rd. 3	Rd. 4	Rd. 5	Rd. 6	Rd. 7	Rd. 8	Rd. 9	Rd. 10	Total	Avg
Rank	AAA Class		17,20,11	E,F,L,17	H,P,6,1	10,8,O	3,9,16	N,4,D,13	18,2,14	A,K,12,22	C,G,19,M	J,5,15	Total	Avg
1	Voodoo	UK	19	39	26	18	21	21	19	19	28	24	234	23.4
2	PY	UK	17	37	24	16	21	18	12	13	24	23	205	20.5
3	Jazz Republic	ZA	15	34	20	16	20	17	16	16	23	18	195	19.5
4	Hawc	UK	11	30	17	13	18	15	13	15	22	17	171	17.1
5	Atmosfera G4	PT	14	28	18	12	18	14	13	15	18	-	150	16.7
6	Entropy	UK	10	23	15	10	12	8	11	10	-	-	99	12.4
7	Nobody Expects the Wurst	UK	9	20	15	7	12	11	11	9	-	-	94	11.8

In the Rookie Class, Chatter Chaps were dominant from the start outscoring their next closest rivals, 4tune Rookies in every round. At the award ceremony team captain Peter Knutston thanked Bodyflight for the prize money given to them at the World Challenge in April, which they used for team training throughout the summer.

Revolution Flat Fly were a crowd pleaser, as not only were all four members freeflyers by trade but this was Ben White's first competition since his accident last year. He used a creeper to get from his wheelchair to the door and then wore a bespoke frame produced by the Bodyflight team to hold his legs in position whilst flying.

All the effort was worth it, as this team from the dark side having never done 4-way before stayed off the bottom of the leaderboard.

Bodyflight Revenge 2015			Rd. 1	Rd. 2	Rd. 3	Rd. 4	Rd. 5	Rd. 6	Rd. 7	Rd. 8	Rd. 9	Rd. 10	Total	Avg
Rank	AA Class		N,14,K	D,21,1	15,E,Q	O,19,G	B,11,22	C,J,13	L,P,9	H,6,8	2,F,20	4,M,18	Total	Avg
1	Why So Serious	UK	17	15	19	16	13	15	23	14	14	15	161	16.1
2	Flarial	UK	14	17	12	18	14	15	24	14	14	8	150	15.0
3	Pointless	UK	15	14	14	14	12	13	20	13	14	12	141	14.1
4	Cooped Up	UK	14	12	15	15	12	14	17	11	8	8	126	12.6
5	WithoutEoin	UK	12	12	12	12	12	11	16	12	-	-	99	12.4
6	Awkward 4some	UK	13	11	10	11	8	12	14	11	-	-	90	11.3
7	Funzies	UK	11	11	9	10	7	13	16	11	-	-	88	11.0

In the A Class, Swiss team Air-W managed to hold on to their lead with some stiff competition from Belgian's Jetmax, who scored a massive 26-pointer in Round 4, eight points more than anyone else. British team Blackhawk came in 3rd, far outperforming their own team record of the UK Nationals, where they took the silver medals in the A Class.

Nobody Expects the Wurst had won the AA Class silver medals at the British Nationals 2015 and then moved up to the AAA Class for the first time at the Revenge. This left the AA Class competition anyone's for the taking. Why So Serious beat Flarial by 11 points despite only outscoring them in three rounds.

For the bronze medals, Pointless outscored Cooped Up, a team made up of some members of their arch rivals at the UK Nationals: Chicken Mafia.

Bodyflight Revenge 2015			Rd. 1	Rd. 2	Rd. 3	Rd. 4	Rd. 5	Rd. 6	Rd. 7	Rd. 8	Rd. 9	Rd. 10	Total	Avg
Rank	A Class		9,D	O,4	6,C	G,P,Q	M,F,21	A,8	H,7	L,J,N	E,2	K,B,19	Total	Avg
1	Air-W	CH	18	15	15	18	23	16	20	22	14	16	177	17.7
2	Jetmax	BE	18	15	13	26	17	11	19	19	14	15	167	16.7
3	Blackhawk	UK	21	15	16	16	20	13	20	9	14	13	157	15.7
4	Atmosfera NEW 1	PT	12	12	12	10	15	11	13	13	10	11	119	11.9
5	Clantastic 4	UK	11	11	12	12	15	11	13	13	9	-	107	11.9
6	Flaky	UK	13	8	10	16	14	11	13	11	-	-	96	12.0
7	Viento	UK	11	11	10	14	15	7	13	11	-	-	92	11.5

The AAA Class competition saw a welcome return of team Voodoo who had taken some time off this year for Vana Parker to have surgery on her leg. Voodoo dominated the competition from the start beating closest rivals team Py by 29 points. Nobody Expects the Wurst launched their AAA Class career with an 11.8 average.

Host Bryony Doughty also reported from Bedford that the judges worked hard to get as many scores out as possible before the all-important rugby match between Wales and England kicked off at 8 pm: "This was shown in the TV's in the bar, and whilst the results of the Rugby may not have been what many of the English on site were hoping for it didn't stop everyone from celebrating their own team results long into the night..."

Voodoo and Jazz Republic are now getting ready for their next indoor competition at the 1st FAI World Indoor Skydiving Championships. The Revenge 2016 is scheduled for October 1st.

Bodyflight Revenge 2015			Rd. 1	Rd. 2	Rd. 3	Rd. 4	Rd. 5	Rd. 6	Rd. 7	Rd. 8	Rd. 9	Rd. 10	Total	Avg
Rank	Rookie		K,N,O	C,A,F	D,J,L	B,P,E	H,G,M	Q,G,K	N,A,Q	C,E,P	B,L,F	J,H,M	Total	Avg
1	ChatterChaps	UK	11	15	11	13	12	11	17	15	18	18	141	14.1
2	4tune Rookies	UK	8	12	6	11	10	6	11	12	13	16	105	10.5
3	What The Fourway	UK	7	6	8	8	9	7	11	8	13	12	89	8.9
4	The Multinational	UK	5	7	2	6	9	7	6	6	7	11	66	6.6
5	Revolution Flatfly	UK	5	6	2	4	6	6	5	5	-	-	39	4.9
6	Turbulence	UK	1	7	3	7	7	6	2	4	-	-	37	4.6