posted Nov 14th, 2025 - Neither the Norgies nor the team in 1st place of the British Indoor Nationals 2025 were actually the winners of the British indoor championship title, even though the lineup of the Weembi Slow Rollers included two British 4-way competitors, Mark Fletcher and Hari Ganapathy,

The British 2-way, who joined forces with Julien Degen and Roy Janssen, had to watch NFTO receiving the British 4-way AAA Class gold medals at Weembi Lille. NFTO had once again Pete Allum in their lineup, who had competed for the former 4-way Women team at the FAI Indoor World Championship 2025, as well. NFTO with Pete Allum had finished in 5th place in 4-way Open at Paraclete XP in April.

The same NFTO lineup confirmed their British top position at the national indoor championship at Weembi Lille this month and will return to the same place as the British national 4-way indoor team for the indoor world cup in April 2026. Three more British 4-way Open Class teams will be eligible for the same event. Kairos, with NFTO member Vana Parker's son Tano Parker in the lineup, took the 2nd place on the British leaderboard, Mimic the 3rd place. Axis had taken one of the four British 4-way Open Class slots at the FAI Outdoor World Cup 2025, and they would again be eligible for the indoor world cup if no other higher placed British team signs up.

British Indoor Open 2025			1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	Total	Avg
Rank	AAA Class		12,H,9	F,A,P,8	5,J,18	L,11,3	17,14,M	15,20,10	G,2,C,4	21,N,16	B,6,O,22	E,D,7,1	Total	Avg
1	Weembi Slow Rollers	INT	30	39	24	23	28	19	22	26	28	33	272	27.2
2	NFTO	UK	25	34	26	24	28	19	24	24	26	32	262	26.2
3	Norgies	NO	26	34	23	21	24	19	18	23	23	29	240	24.0
4	Kairos	UK	19	33	21	19	23	16	19	17	23	28	218	21.8
5	WingX	CH	17	29	18	17	21	15	17	17	20	24	195	19.5
6	Airdrops	CH	20	26	18	17	21	14	17	18	20	23	194	19.4
7	E4 Got	UK	20	24	19	17	20	11	17	18	19	23	188	18.8
8	Mimic	UK	19	27	16	14	18	14	17	16	16	22	179	17.9
9	XONR4	UK	19	22	15	14	19	12	18	16	19	23	177	17.7
10	Slam	UK	16	21	16	15	17	10	16	16	18	23	168	16.8
11	Friendship is Magic	UK	19	21	14	16	17	10	12	15	16	23	163	16.3
12	Sora	UK	16	26	14	10	16	11	14	14	17	21	159	15.9
13	Axis	UK	14	19	14	11	13	10	15	14	17	18	145	14.5
14	Scratch Aces	UK	15	19	12	9	16	11	10	13	16	18	139	13.9
15	Strawberriy Capybaras	UK	14	19	13	10	13	11	13	14	14	17	138	13.8
16	Nakama	UK	14	21	11	11	11	11	13	13	16	16	137	13.7
17	Vantage	UK	11	18	11	12	13	11	13	14	14	13	130	13.0
18	Kill Switch	UK	13	17	11	11	12	9	12	11	13	17	126	12.6

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Weembi Slow Rollers - NFTO at the British Indoor Nationals 2025

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British 4-way competitors Mark Fletcher and Hari Ganapathy preferred taking the 1st place on the British Open 4-way leaderboard, with player-coaches Julien Degen from France and Roy Janssen from Belgium in their Weembi Slow Rollers lineup. They had placed 3rd at the British Indoor Nationals a year ago with Apex (Kate Lindsley, Chris Judd), behind NFTO and Chimera. They decided that the significantly higher performance level with Weembi Slow Rollers is worth leaving the British medal positions for other 4-way AAA Class teams.

They were leaning with their team name on the world-class lineup that Julien Degen and Roy Janssen had when they placed 2nd at the FAI Indoor World Championship 2019 with the Weembi High Rollers, who were trying to outscore the NMP PCH HayaBusa signature lineup (Andy Grauwels, David Grauwels, Jeroen Nollet, Dennis Praet) at Weembi Lille, with Christine Malnis and Sophia Pecout in the lineup.

Roy Janssen was a former HayaBusa world champion of 2014 and became eventually eligible to compete for France at the indoor world championship of 2019. The Weembi High Rollers finished with a 34.4 average at their last competition and still ended up seven points behind the Belgians. The Weembi Slow Rollers started the new team on their 27.2 average at Weembi Lille last week, which would have been enough to win the British indoor title, even though NFTO finished only ten points behind with their British lineup, including a 5-round highscore streak in the middle of the competition.

FAI Indoor World Championship 2019			1		2		3		4		5		6		7		8		9		10		Total	Avg
Rank	4-way Open		M,K,D,14		Q,4,5		P,E,9,15		3,N,G,2		6,1,8		F,12,11		13,22,J		H,L,B,18		O,20,A,17		21,7,19		Total	Avg
1	NMP-PCH Hayabusa	BE	39		36		42		35		27		32		29		42	-1	38		31		351	35.1
2	Weembi High Rollers	FR	38	-2	33	-1	44		32	-1	27		29	-1	26	-2	47		37		31		344	34.4
3	Arizona Airspeed	US	39		33		40		30		27		29		24	-3	39		33		27		321	32.1
4	Qatar Tigers	QA	34		30	-2	36		29		22	-3	27	-1	28		36		32		28		302	30.2
5	Airheads	CH	35		28	-1	33	-2	29		25		27		24	-1	36		30		25	-1	292	29.2
6	Black Cat	RU	34		29		39	-1	29		25		22	-2	25	-1	36	-1	26	-3	22	-2	287	28.7
7	Echochamber	SE	34		27	-1	35		26	-1	22	-2	25		20	-5	35		26	-3	24	-1	274	27.4
8	ACM Weembi	UK	32	-1	28		32	-2	26	-1	20	-1	24		19	-2	35		26		25		267	26.7
9	Airfource	DE	33	-3	22	-1	33	-1	25		22	-1	23		20	-3	35	-2	25	-1	24	-1	262	26.2
10	HF Flying Circus	CZ	31		26		28	-1	23		24		22		18	-2	33		19	-5	23		247	24.7
11	Pro Team	FI	27	-2	24		30		23		23		22		22		30		23	-3	22	-1	246	24.6
12	Monaco Indoor Skydive Team	MC	27	-1	21		27	-2	23		20		22		21		29		21		21		232	23.2
13	FlySpot Sky4Four	PL	27	-1	23		28	-1	23		19	-2	20	-1	20		29		21	-1	21	-1	231	23.1
14	Papea Masculino	ES	28	-2	23		26	-1	16	-3	21	-1	20	-1	21		30	-1	23	-2	22		230	23.0
15	Out of the Blue	NL	24		22		27		19	-1	19		19		18		27		24		20	-1	219	21.9
16	H40	IE	22	-1	19		23		17		18		17	-1	17	-1	24		20		19		196	19.6
17	Skydive University Slovakia	SK	23	-2	19		23	-1	17	-2	18		17	-1	14	-3	22		19		17	-2	189	18.9
18	Magic 4	LT	26		15	-1	19	-5	15	-2	17		16	-3	17	-1	21		-		-		146	18.3

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NMP PCH HayaBusa - Weembi High Rollers at the FAI Indoor World Championship 2025

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