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News Article Did you know that Alpha Armada's 20.0 in Dubai is the highest US average by a female lineup?
posted: Jan 27th, 2011 There are actually only two teams in the female 4-way category that have ever scored a higher meet average than 20.0 at an outdoor competition. The French national team Aerokart Deep Blue did it three times. The first time was the 20.4 average at the World Cup 2009 in Prostejov after a 10-round meet. Sophie Deremaux, Bérangère Duplouy, Françoise Simons-Hamouchi and Amélie Tirman followed up with a 20.1 average after ten rounds at the FSL Shamrock Showdown 2010. The 23.6 average at the World Championship of Formation Skydiving 2010 was a new record mark for the female 4-way category, and... (more)
News Article Did you know that the NSL News will report live from Eloy at the Valentine's Meet?
posted: Jan 26th, 2011 The good news of the soon upcoming Valentine's Meet 2011 continue. The NSL News will be reporting live from the competition site at Skydive Arizona in Eloy. This means that the first direct confrontation between the new Arizona Airspeed lineup and Aerodyne Aerokart will be brought to the on-line audience with all usual features of NSL News live coverage. However, there are more great news, which are not only related to this exciting competition of the two world class teams. Arizona Frenzy member Jocelyn Bernatchez informed the NSL News that there will also be great participation and competition... (more)
News Article Did you know that Olivier Henaff competes with with Dennis Praet for the best Dubai video?
posted: Jan 25th, 2011 NMP-PCH Hayabusa's Dennis Praet is not the only world class competitor who is also a talented video producer at the same time. The NSL News had featured his clip of the Hayabusa experience at the Dubai Championship 2011 with the story on 13 January 2011. Aerodyne Aerokart's videographer Olivier Henaff, reigning 4-way world champion, recently posted a video that features his own team in Dubai, as well. He seems to be closer to this kind of artwork since he is using the camera all the time due to his job for the team. However, his new video was a good reason to pick up a topic that his team mates... (more)
News Article Did you know that Aerodyne Aerokart will challenge the new Airspeed lineup at the Valentine's Meet 2011?
posted: Jan 24th, 2011 The NSL News has added another upcoming event to the 2011 calendar. The annual Valentine's Meet 2011 is scheduled for February 12 - 13 at Skydive Arizona in Eloy. The Valentine's Meet used to be the main event at the beginning of each competition season and has lost momentum in the past years. The participation last year was on the lowest level in the history of the event. Only four teams traveled to Arizona in February 2010. It will be better this year, there is no doubt, and it will be an international meet with teams from Brazil and France. It will be very exciting, as well, even if the participation... (more)
News Article Did you know that the winning part is only a by-product for Kirk Verner?
posted: Jan 22nd, 2011 The NSL News wraps up the Paraclete XP4 coverage with the video of a new NSL Talk, which was recorded at the end of the XP4 day in Raeford. The complete lineup was sitting in the lobby of the windtunnel, and Paraclete owner Tim D'Annunzio introduced the team to open the show. This job as a host for the NSL Talk came unexpected and unannounced for him, and he took the surprising part like a pro. The fact that he was able to take the anchor slot without hesitation shows that he had experiences in this area. Tim D'Annunzio was running for Congress at last year's US elections. The hosting job... (more)
News Article Did you know that NSL Reality TV follows up with the Paraclete XP4 indoor session?
posted: Jan 21st, 2011 The NSL News day with Paraclete XP4 continued yesterday, even though the live coverage was interrupted after the outdoor training. It's a long drive back to DeLand from Raeford, and there was only enough time to collect indoor footage and to spend a few minutes with the complete team for a new NSL Talk. The new NSL Reality TV video clip begins when XP4 landed after the last jump at the dropzone. Twelve jumps from 7,000 feet were in the bag, and it was time to make the short drive to the windtunnel. XP4 had only planned a half hour flying session, and the team decided to follow the training... (more)