posted Nov 29th, 2016 - The latest November scores and videos of the Indoor Cloud League came from the Czech Republic, where a total of ten teams tried to get onto the leaderboard for the month.

The scores for the AAA and AA sequences were not claimed by the Bad Boys this month, who had no training scheduled in November at the Hurricane Factory. However, ICL organizer Jan Klapka had three other teams performing the two Open Class sequences, and the HF Chicks posted both Czech highscores for November. The Mirek Team claimed two of the six highscores, as well (RR - R).

The most competitive category was the AA Class, where seven Czech teams battled for the highest score for the November sequence. Four of the ten teams eventually combined for the total of 137 points, and they are now waiting for scores and videos from other wind tunnels with 14+ flying chambers.

Hurricane Factory - November	AAA	AA	A	RRR	RR	R	Total
Teams	E,22,A,17	E,9,22	E,A,6	E,A,Q	M,E,A	M,E	Total
CZ Ladies	19	19	-	-	-	-	-
HF Flying Circus	15	21	-	-	-	-	-
HF Chicks	21	24	-	-	-	-	45
Accord	-	11	15	-	-	-	-
HF Junior Flies	-	13	16	19	-	-	-
HF Junior Cubs	-	19	19	-	-	-	19
Best of Relative	-	13	17	22	-	-	22
Mirek Team	-	-	15	20	23	28	51
HF Junior Blue	-	-	-	10	12	16	-
HF Junior Green	-	-	-	-	-	10	-
Hurricane Factory's Best of November	21	24	19	22	23	28	137

The recent scores from the ISR Grand Prix 2016 are once again showing how well trained and prepared for competition the 4-way teams from the Czech Republic are. Jan Klapka has been running Indoor Cloud League events and 10-round meets of the European Tunnel League (ETL) for several years at the Hurricane Factory, and the results are once again impressive.

HF Flying Circus, Rookie Class winner of the World Challenge 2015 and A Class winner half a year later at the Clash of Champions, now won the AA Class competition in Roosendaal with a 22.8 average.

The young team, with Jan Klapka's son Jakub in the lineup, is already training the AAA Class dive pool and uses the monthly ICL sequences and ETL meets to practice the complete dive pool in competition. Flying Circus keeps moving dangerously closer to the other Czech AAA Class teams.

ISR Grand Prix 2016			1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	Total	Avg
Rank	AA Class		A,9,E	P,L,18	C,B,O,11	14,21	6,K,D	N,J,15	22,F,M	7,Q,H	Total	Avg
1	HF Flying Circus	CZ	30	19	23	15	20	23	23	29	182	22.8
2	JETMAX	BE	30	17	23	15	24	19	19	23	170	21.3
3	HF Junior Cubs	CZ	22	16	18	11	17	16	19	22	141	17.6
4	Plan B	BE	22	15	16	12	16	14	13	20	128	16.0
5	Gravity Abuse	BE	19	15	17	12	13	14	16	21	127	15.9
6	Zero!	IT	20	13	16	11	14	13	17	19	123	15.4
7	The Revenent	IT	19	13	14	11	14	11	16	20	118	14.8
7	Orange Black	NL	19	14	14	12	15	10	16	18	118	14.8
9	Shinobi	NL	18	13	14	11	13	12	15	16	112	14.0
9	Blok 43	NL	17	12	15	11	12	15	14	16	112	14.0
11	4igami	NL	18	12	15	11	14	10	13	16	109	13.6
12	Dimension	NL	14	11	12	10	11	8	12	16	94	11.8
13	Escort Fly	IT	15	5	10	9	12	9	14	14	88	11.0

It was not only Flying Circus from the Czech Republic who impressed the competition at the ISR Grand Prix 2016. The all-female lineup of the HF Junior Cubs finished in 3rd place in Roosendaal and added a set of bronze medals to the collection of the Czech delegation. Two more 4-way junior teams from the Czech Republic competed in the A Class (HF Junior Flies) and in the Rookie Class (HF Junior Blue).

All four Czech teams at the ISR Grand Prix 2016 are also on the Czech November leaderboard of the Indoor Cloud League.

The HF Junior Cubs competed in the A Class until April 2016 and had finished in 5th place of 18 teams at the World Challenge. Then they started to take on the additional eight blocks of the AA Class dive pool and posted scores in this category at the FAI Indoor World Cup 2016 in October and the ETL meet in November. The 17.6 average in Roosendaal is the new AA Class team record, and the 19-pointer for the A Class sequence is the ICL highscore for the month so far.