posted Apr 3rd, 2010 - The day is over at the World Challenge 2010, at least for the flying part. Five rounds have been completed, and the teams prepare for tomorrow. It will take a little while until the scores will be posted. The judges fell behind when trying to judge Round 2 as accurately as possible.

The NSL TV camera was ready for more live coverage of Round 5 this time. The video begins with two great rounds by Kaktus Hunter from Russia and the Pro Team from Finland. Both teams are currently battling for a spot in the Top 10. Satori and SDC Rhythm XP follow, then Aerokart Deep Blue, ISB Air and Aerokart PCs.

Then the NSL News left the flying chamber to for some updates and was not back in time for the French national 4-way team, Aerodyne Cypres Maubeuge. However, all the other top teams are on this video, and NMP-PCH Hayabusa presented the best performance in this round.

Round 5 at the World Challenge 2010

This was still not the last video of the day. The flying was all done for the teams, however, the NSL News wanted more feedback. This time, the camera was placed in the DZ-TV viewing area of the Flow House, and the NSL News was looking for NSL Talk partners.

First of all, Italy's Marco Arrigo caught the attention of the NSL News when he cleaned up his lower arm. It did not look pretty. The Aerokart Deep Blue members probably gathered around him to make him feel better.

The NSL News did not hesitate to invite the French team for a NSL Talk session. The Deep Blue session included the announcement of a little surprise that will be be shown tomorrow.

Last not least, Perris Fury provided some feedback for the NSL News. The scores for all five rounds are still not available. However, Fury is the leader after two rounds after the sensational 66-pointer in Round 2. Christy Frikken is still cautious for a good reason. More scores will follow later.

NSL Talk with Aerokart Deep Blue and Perris Fury at the World Challenge 2010