Did you know that several Shamrock teams have re-match opportunities at the World Challenge? posted: Mar 25th, 2011 The videos of Round 2 at the Shamrock Showdown 2011 have been uploaded and feature once again all teams. The scores of the second round confirmed the results of Round 1 on the top of the leaderboard and copied also almost exactly the final rankings across the whole leaderboard.
Only a few exceptions stood out, and the 15-pointer of Fast Air from Ireland was the most significant one. Fast Air finished in 17th place, however, the score for Round 2 was good enough for the 12th place of all teams. Fast Air was now ahead of Bodyflight Atlas and SDC Furies at this point in time.
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Did you know that NSL-TV goes back to the Shamrock starting line? posted: Mar 24th, 2011 The NSL News continues with the aftermath of the Shamrock Showdown 2011, and all videos of Round 1 are now available for reviews.
The complete NSL-TV coverage of all teams began with the first three rounds on the second day of the competition. Round 8 was the last NSL-TV upload on 20 March 2011, and it is time to go back to the starting line and live again through the whole drama of the first 2011 showdown between Arizona Airspeed, Aerodyne Aerokart Maubeuge and NMP-PCH Hayabusa, plus all the other races within the 20-team field.
The first NSL News update live from DeLand on 18 March 2011... (more)
Did you know that the beer selection in the FlowHouse Bar & Grill should include Boddingtons? posted: Mar 23rd, 2011 The anticipation of the upcoming World Challenge 2011 and a recent message by Bodyflight Bedford's owner and meet director Paul Mayer to the registered teams brought the NSL News back to the 2010 event.
Paul Mayer's latest innovation by then, the FlowHouse, was ready for a demo, even though the facilities were not ready for the public at this point in time. That was not the case for the luxurious spa and health suite, as the live NSL Talk with Paul Mayer and XL members in the warm water of the pool shows in the video clip of 2010.
Paul Mayer explained in another interview that the FlowHouse... (more)
Did you know that three Monaco team members beat even the Norgies in time together? posted: Mar 22nd, 2011 The Shamrock Showdown 2011 is over, and the NSL News begins with the preparations for the next big event, the World Challenge 2011 at Bodyflight Bedford.
Not only the ten traveling teams that the NSL News mentioned in the story on 14 March 2011 connect both events. There is another story that relates more indirectly.
The story on 4 March 2011 announced that the DeLand Norgies would compete at the Shamrock Showdown 2011 and provided some information of the team's history. The NSL News will get back to the Norgies and the impressive performance in DeLand later. However, a short conversation... (more)
Did you know that Dutch team Whooops was the last Shamrock team leaving DeLand? posted: Mar 21st, 2011 Only one team was still in DeLand on Monday morning after the Shamrock Showdown 2011. Whooops from the Netherlands still had a light training day on Sunday after the conclusion of the competition on Saturday afternoon.
The NSL News used the opportunity to invite the four Whooops 2011 members to an NSL Talk before they gave their coach Gary Smith a ride to the Orlando airport and their own departure in the evening. The Whooops competition jumps are coming along with the video of the conversation.
The Netherlands have a wide open slot for the new national 4-way team when Dynamic Fource stepped... (more)
Did you know that Round 8 was the only one that Airspeed gave away? posted: Mar 20th, 2011 The Shamrock Showdown 2011 is over, and not much changed on the second day of the competition. Arizona Airspeed is the best team in the world at the beginning of the 2011 season. Aerodyne Aerokart Maubeuge and NMP-PCH Hayabusa have some work to do if they want to catch up with the US team.
Perfect weather and flawless cooperation between CamScore, judges and manifest allowed the meet management to follow through on the number one goal for the meet. Each team knew at any time throughout the entire competition what the scores were before the next round came up.
The teams and observers appreciated... (more)