posted Aug 3rd, 2011 - The World Cup 2011 surely takes and deserves all the NSL News attention this week. There are too many stories to cover it all while being in Germany. Many follow-up stories and a lot of information is still waiting for the online audience in the near future.

Other events were and are also happening while the NSL News reports live from Saarlouis-Duren. One of those other events was an indoor competition that was actually not on the NSL Calendar of Events this year. Jan Klapka, director of the 4-way league in the Czech Republic, informed the NSL News that his outdoor competition was completely weathered out last weekend.

Fortunately, he has a handy alternative now that there is a 16-foot wind tunnel in Prague, SPORTFLIGHT, that he is operating. He used his connections to improvise and turn the outdoor competition quickly into a wind tunnel meet.

July 31st, 2011		Round 1	Round 2	Round 3	Round 4	Round 5	Round 6	Round 7	Round 8	Round 9	Round 10	Total	Avg
Rank	AAA Class	1,4,22	H,18,B,M	E,3,21	8,P,C,12	11,L,9	5,2,G	N,14,7	F,O,19,J	A,16,13	D,20,15	Total	Avg
1	Bad Boys	10	16	13	13	15	13	14	16	10	-	120	13.3
2	All Dragons	10	12	6	8	11	10	13	12	8	-	90	10.0
3	Monkeys	1	5	6	4	2	4	7	7	4	-	40	4.4
Rank	Rookie	K,M,L	Q,N,E	G,A,C	B,H,P	F,J,O	D,O,A	N,G,E	C,D,L	K,M,B	P,H,Q	Total	Avg
1	Best of Relative	10	12	7	14	15	8	8	8	18	14	114	11.4
2	All 4F	4	8	8	9	7	5	8	2	11	11	73	7.3
3	Sky Walkers	6	6	6	10	10	5	1	5	10	8	67	6.7
4	RW4 Plzen	0	4	1	4	6	1	4	5	9	5	39	3.9

The Czech teams and competitors were glad to have this option on a bad weather weekend and happily accepted to move to Prague.

Jan Klapka also sent a video that shows his own team, Bad Boyz, in action with the new team member. He said that the complete IPC dive pool was used for the separate competition draw. The AAA Class teams had 35 seconds of working time, which started when the first team member entered the flying chamber. The four Rookie Class teams had 35 seconds, as well, and their working time started running when the last team member entered the chamber. Jan Klapka plans to continue with the indoor meets in the winter time. He will begin in November and run one indoor competition each month until April.

The day is over now at the World Cup 2011, and the teams have to be back at the dropzone tomorrow morning for a 9 AM takeoff.