Did you know that NSL-TV presents the World Meet 2006 award ceremony for 4-way? posted: Aug 15th, 2006 The NSL News was actually planning to follow up later on the World Meet 2006 with more stories and information. The live action at the Malevsky Cup 2006 in Russia does not allow enough time to cover much of other events. However, there were requests to follow up on the promise of live videos of the award ceremony in Germany.
NSL-TV, currently located in Russia, quickly edited and uploaded the video of the ceremony, which can now be viewed by clicking here. This video covers only the 4-way award ceremony and the presentation of the 4-way Excalibur. The videos of the other parts of the award ceremony,... (more)
Did you know that Russia stands at a 23.4 average after round five? posted: Aug 15th, 2006 There is not much more to say about the Russian team Black Cat at the moment. The scores speak for themselves. The only question is whether Black Cat will be able to continue with this first-class performance throughout the remaining six rounds or not. If yes, then there will be a new world record after round ten, and there might also be a new record average.
It is also interesting to take a look at the teams behind the current leader. France's "fun and pick-up team" enjoys another meet without pressure and keeps scoring away as they did in Germany. The team members admit that it is a great... (more)
Did you know that two teams re-started the Virginia Parachute Coucil last weekend? posted: Aug 15th, 2006 Most of the attention has recently been on the World Meet 2006 in Germany last week and currently on the Malevsky Cup 2006 in Russia. However, other competitions took place last weekend in Virginia, Texas and Finland. Great Britain also holds the national championships this week. The scores from Virginia have been posted, and VPC Director Chris Halsan wrote a brief summary of the event: (more)
Did you know that Black Cat reduces the distance to France? posted: Aug 14th, 2006 The weather is much better today in Russia than the forecast said yesterday. The skies are blue this morning, and the first bus from the hotel to the competition site shuttled the Accuracy competitors once again at 6:00 am. This event starts early in the morning with the first load taking off at 7:00 am. (more)
Did you know that round ten promises scores up to 50 points in time? posted: Aug 13th, 2006 The Malevsky Cup 2006 begins as the World Meet 2006 ended - with teams remaining on stand-by status all day long. The 4-way event has a lower priority this time since Canopy Relative Work and Accuracy/Style hold their world championships at the Malevsky Cup 2006. Teams and competitors of these two other two events have already been in the air.
The NSL News used some of the ground time to discuss the World Meet 2006 in hindsight with the French competitor and coach Erwan Pouliquen. He won the gold medal in Germany as the technical coach and alternate with the French 8-way team. He also won the... (more)
Did you know that the NSL News has set its Malevsky Cup 2006 office in Russia? posted: Aug 13th, 2006 The NSL News did not have much time to follow up after the World Meet 2006 was concluded last Thursday in Germany. There was an emotional award ceremony at the competition site before the participants headed back to the hotels for the official closing party.
The 4th IPC Anton Malevsky Memorial International Cup 2006 was next on the agenda for the NSL News, and every minute was precious to move the mobile NSL News office from Germany to Russia and prepare for the next competition. (more)
Did you know that NSL-TV presents the World Meet 2006 award ceremony for 4-way?
Did you know that Russia stands at a 23.4 average after round five?
Did you know that two teams re-started the Virginia Parachute Coucil last weekend?
Did you know that Black Cat reduces the distance to France?
Did you know that round ten promises scores up to 50 points in time?
Did you know that the NSL News has set its Malevsky Cup 2006 office in Russia?