posted Jan 4th, 2020 - High-profile meets like World Challenge, Wind Games, Shamrock Showdown, ESL Championship offer teams an opportunity to compete side by side with the best national teams in the world, if they are not eligible for FAI/IPC events. Only national teams compete at the FAI world championships, while three additional teams per country can attend FAI world cups.

Even national championships are often regulated by FAI/IPC rules, and the meets are not always open for guest teams. Therefore, international lineups can only use the other mentioned events, where the rules usually don't have any limitations for the team members.

The Durch/Belgian combination in Thunder ISR's lineup was one of the most prominent examples, and the Weembi High Rollers were also not able to compete at FAI/IPC events before former HayaBusa world champion Roy Janssen was eventually sanctioned as a member of the French Formation Skydiving delegation.

The Wind Games is one of the events without restrictions for the lineups, and the upcoming 2020 edition features once again a few teams with international lineups.

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Wind Games 2019			1		2		3		4		5		6		7		8		9		10		Total	Avg
Rank	AAA Class		F,21,6		L,H,22,7		C,8,19		9,D,5		16,N,14		13,20,G		4,N,J,M		11,17,Q		3,O,K,E		A,12,2		Total	Avg
1	NMP-PCH Hayabusa	BE	33	-1	37	-1	31	-1	50		31		26	-2	46	-1	34		39	-2	27	-2	354	35.4
2	Weembi High Rollers	FR	29	-3	33	-2	26	-3	47		31		28	-1	44	-2	32	-1	34	-5	29		333	33.3
3	Arizona Airspeed	US	28	-3	34		28		46		29		25	-1	37	-5	30	-2	31	-5	26		314	31.4
4	Qatar Tigers	QA	31		29	-3	27		39		26		24		39	-2	29	-1	32	-3	24	-1	300	30.0
5	SDC Rhythm XP	US	29		29	-1	23	-2	41		27		26		37	-3	27	-1	35	-1	24	-1	298	29.8
6	Echochamber	SE	25	-2	26	-1	23	-1	37		23	-1	23		35	-2	28		31		26		277	27.7
7	Nephtys Weembi	FR	25	-2	26	-1	21	-2	36		23	-1	21	-1	35		25	-1	31		20	-2	263	26.3
8	NFTO	UK	24	-3	26	-2	25		30	-2	21		19	-2	33	-3	24	-1	30	-1	21	-1	253	25.3
9	Papea Masculino	ES	24		24	-2	22		28	-1	22		21		31	-2	20	-2	28		18	-1	238	23.8
10	Team X	SE	23	-1	23	-1	22		29		21		16	-2	32	-2	22		26	-3	21		235	23.5
11	Voss Vind Girls	NO	19	-3	22		18		27		19		18		27	-3	20		24	-1	19		213	21.3
12	Out of the Blue Project 20+	NL	21	-1	20	-1	19		28		19		17		28	-1	21	-2	23	-2	15		211	21.1
13	Alakran	ES	19	-4	18	-3	20	-1	22	-4	17	-1	16	-1	30		19		22	-1	14	-3	197	19.7
14	Barak	ES	19	-3	21		15	-2	26	-1	19		13	-2	23	-3	17	-2	19	-2	16	-1	188	18.8
15	Só Pressão	BR	21		16	-3	17		21	-3	19		12	-3	25	-1	16		21		17		185	18.5
16	Are We There Yet?	HU	17	-5	21	-1	15	-4	25		19		16	-1	22	-2	14	-2	21	-1	14	-3	184	18.4
17	Les Affranchis	FR	19	-1	17		16		22		17		15		20	-3	15	-1	20		17		178	17.8
18	Windobona Angels	ES	12	-7	19	-1	13	-4	23		15		14	-2	27		17		18	-2	13		171	17.1
19	Papea 1	ES	19		17		16	-1	17	-3	13	-2	16	-1	25	-1	12	-1	19	-1	14	-2	168	16.8
20	Chimera	UK	0		0		0		0		0		18	-1	28	-4	26		27		20		119	11.9

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Weembi Unicorns is currently the most prominent team with an international lineup, and it is usually a French/Italian combination. Team founder Alessandra Rango took Bruno Perin, Livio Piccolo and Pietro Scabardi to the team's first Wind Games in 2018 and missed last year's event. However, other Weembi Unicorns combinations attended five other 4-way meets in 2019.

Julien Degen was in the lineup at each of the 2019 events, and he will be back with Alessandra Rango at the upcoming Wind Games. Clementine Le Bohec missed only one meet with the Unicorns since May 2018, and she is also back in the Wind Games lineup.

Her French national 4-way outdoor team does not compete at the Wind Games, and Pamela Lissajoux has the 4th slot for Nephtys Weembi. Clementine Le Bohec has a new opportunity with the Weembi Unicorns.

However, no other Unicorns of previous lineups are available for the Unicorns at the Wind Games, and Alessandra Rango recruited a new member, who is from Italy too. Federico Angelotti has been training and competing with eX3MO since August 2017, which was the last event where eX3MO defeated Amnesya.

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Belgian Indoor Nationals 2019			1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	Total	Avg
Rank	AAA Class		15,16,18	F,2,11	K,14,21	7,E,O,N	H,1,B,M	L,A,C,4	17,22,8	D,12,19	6,5,13	9,G,10	Total	Avg
1	Weembi Unicorns	FR	19	24	22	39	36	31	22	26	25	28	272	27.2
2	Out of the Blue	NL	17	22	18	31	32	25	17	17	20	22	221	22.1
3	Falco	BE	17	21	17	28	28	22	16	19	19	21	208	20.8
4	Synergy	IT	13	18	17	26	26	18	13	18	13	19	181	18.1
5	Ayro	BE	16	18	13	27	27	16	13	16	16	17	179	17.9
6	JETMAX	BE	15	16	16	23	27	20	10	14	17	18	176	17.6
7	Stardust	BE	11	15	15	22	22	19	12	14	13	17	160	16.0
8	Trance-Ition	NL	12	17	15	21	17	17	11	14	14	17	155	15.5
9	Black Devils	BE	11	14	10	19	18	13	10	12	14	11	132	13.2
10	Gravity Abuse	BE	10	14	12	19	17	12	8	13	10	15	130	13.0
11	Vortex	UK	10	10	12	16	19	13	10	10	12	12	124	12.4

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Amnesya member Chiara Brunetti and her former team mate Michele Silvi are both on the Weembi Unicorn roster, as well. Chiara Brunetti recently competed together with Alessandra De Rango, Clementine Le Bohec and Julien Degen at the Weembinamic. New NMP PCH HayaBusa member Michele Silvi was in the Unicorns lineup at the World Challenge 2019 and then the Weembi 4-way Cup in May.

Federico Angelotti competed with eX3MO at the FAI Outdoor World Cup 2019. His Italian team has no plans for the Wind Games, and he will have his debut with the Wembi Unicorns instead. The lineup is once again a French/Italian 2-2 combination.

The most recent lineup consisted of three French members (Clementine Le Bohec, Julien Degen, Roy Janssen) with Alessandra Rango at the Belgian Indoor Nationals, where Weembi Unicorns won with a 27.2 average. The Belgian hosts had obviously allowed international guest teams to join the competition.

New member Federico Angelotti has a 27.7 indoor average with eX3MO in his records. A 27+ average was good enough for a 6th/7th place at the Wind Games last year...

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Weembi Unicorns at the Weembinamic 2018 - Belgian Indoor Nationals 2018 - World Challenge 2019

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