posted Apr 1st, 2010 - The transition from the FSL Shamrock Showdown 2010 to the World Challenge 2010 is complete now. Bodyflight Bedford owner Paul Mayer and NSL News celebrated the unofficial opening of the event in the new Flow House.

The NSL News camera captured the flowing water in the surfing hall, which will also accommodate the opening ceremony Saturday morning, serve as the main DZ-TV viewing area and eventually as the place for the award ceremony on Sunday.

Paul Mayer turned the water on for the NSL News, while the final preparations of the fun location were in full swing. In the meantime, several top teams were training in the flying chamber, including the French national team, Aerodyne Cypres Maubeuge. Other top contenders were debriefing and getting ready for upcoming training sessions. The NSL News will get back to those teams and some videos of the training sessions later on.

The Flow House at Bodyflight Bedford - NSL Talk with Paul Mayer

By the way: an adult beverage was mentioned at the end of the NSL Talk between Paul Mayer and the NSL News. The Bedford area is famous for a beer brewery in Manchester. In fact, the mentioned beer is also called the "Cream of Manchester".

The Arizona Airspeed members visited the location of the brewery already earlier this week and are also Boddington's fans. Paul Mayer promised NSL News reporter Kurt Gaebel on camera that he will have this very smooth beverage available when his Flow House bar will be opened this weekend.

The "Cream of Manchester" will be flowing in Bedford, while Manchester United gets ready for the re-match against Bayern Munich in the European Champions League Soccer/Football. The German city of brewmasters beat the city of British brewmasters 2 : 1 in the first match.