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Did you know that NSL-TV invites the audience for a short sight-seeing tour?
posted: Aug 4th, 2006 The weather was much better yesterday compared to the forecast in Germany. Many teams used the unexpected opportunity to get familiar with the air over the competition site. The new Russian 4-way champion, Sky Panthers Barkli, arrived yesterday and made a few jumps, as well. It gave the NSL News the opportunity to finally replace the previous picture on the team page. The old team picture was just a collage of four individual portrait images, put together on the computer. The new team picture is a real one and was taken on competition site in Gera. The Sky Panthers Barkli are still on top of... (more)

Did you know that the German event manager is a former world meet competitor?
posted: Aug 3rd, 2006 Wednesday at the competition site of the FAI World Meet 2006 in Gera, Germany, ended like every other day. Teams and competitors mixed up in the crowd for the social part of the event. It was coincidence that some of the tallest competitors in the world were at the same place at the same time and close to the NSL camera. From left to right: Ian Bobo (DeLand Fire), Gary Smith (DeLand Fire), Solly Williams (DeLand Majik), Henning Stumpp (FSC Remscheid 8-way), Craig Girard (Arizona Airspeed), Shannon Pilcher (DeLand Fire). Their three teams have been in Gera for a few days already to make the... (more)

Did you know that DeLand Majik members celebrated with Excalibur for the last time?
posted: Aug 2nd, 2006 The NSL News service will change its character for a little while. The NSL News stories usually cover one topic completely and comprehensively before the next story comes with a new topic or relates to a previous one. This concept will continue throughout the duration of the World Meet 2006 and the Malevsky Cup 2006, while a new format will be added. These two events will provide content for many stories, which can either be longer or shorter ones. Separate topics will still be covered on separate pages if they are long enough. Shorter stories or paragraphs will be posted on the same page and... (more)

Did you know that Elsinore Select prepares for the trip to Germany?
posted: Aug 1st, 2006 The NSL News has finally set temporary headquarters at the Gera Airport, the competition site of the FAI World Championship of Formation Skydiving 2006. The preparations for the event are in full swing, and several teams are already on site for the last training and to get familiar with the facilities. Mathias Maushake, a former member of the German national 8-way team, is in charge for the logistics on site and everything that is related to the World Meet, including the Public Relations. The NSL News service is embedded in the efforts of the German organizer to present the event to the skydiving... (more)

Did you know that Noene Mandelieu will travel to Belgium and Gap Nice Icarius Autrement to Germany?
posted: Jul 31st, 2006 It is a fact now: the three former French 4-way world champions, Julien Losantos, Davide Moy and Erwan Pouliquen will compete at the World Meet 2006, together with the new team member Paul "Polo" Grisoni. Their new team, Gap Nice Icarius Autrement, won the French Nationals 2006 last weekend and will represent France in the 4-way Open Class competition. The last two countries, Sweden and France, finally determined their national teams for the World Meet one week before the start of the competition in Germany. The first meet jumps of the World Meet are scheduled for Sunday, August 6. The NSL News... (more)

Did you know that Team 42 won the final qualification event in Sweden?
posted: Jul 30th, 2006 The Swedish battle for the tickets to Germany is over, Team 42 is the winner and will represent Sweden in the 4-way competition of the upcoming FAI World Championship of Formation Skydiving 2006. The NSL News has covered the race between Team 42 and Team Spaï with several stories. The last update was posted on July 4 and mentioned that the final showdown was scheduled for the Swedish Nationals 2006 last week. (more)