Did you know that XP8 control the 8-way leaderboard as Arizona Airspeed in 4-way? posted: Feb 27th, 2022 The 8-way competition at the Paraclete XP Indoor Championship 2022 features the new lineup of the reigning XP8 world champions. The NSL News had reported the changes for the 2022 season with several updates, the last one with Craig Girard's comeback into serious 8-way training and competition.
The situation in 8-way is very similar to Arizona Airspeed's solo performance on the top of the 4-way leaderboard. XP8 has no serious competition, even though the Qatar Falcons are visiting on their way to outdoor training at Skydive City in Florida.
Both teams compete with new lineups, as the Qatar... (more)
Did you know that Arizona Airspeed competes only against themselves at Paraclete XP? posted: Feb 26th, 2022 Round 1 of the 4-way competition included an unusual situation at the very beginning of the first competition day. The first two teams in the first rotation, Arizona Airspeed and Golden Knights, completed their flying sessions, together with XPG4 and SDC Rhythm XP.
The NSL TV Unfiltered video shows that Arizona Airspeed and Golden Knights then entered the flying chamber again to repeat the sequence of Round 1. The first videos were not recorded accurately, and both teams had to perform the same sequence a second time.
The video does not show much of a difference between the two respective... (more)
Did you know that the 4-way field grew overnight at the Paraclete XP Indoor Championship? posted: Feb 26th, 2022 The Paraclete XP Indoor Championship 2022 is in full swing. Kirk Verner introduced the host, event management and staff at 7.00 am in the morning, and it was a quick transition to Round 1 of the 4-way competition at 7.30 half an hour later.
The competition draw had been released at 10.00 pm on Friday evening, and the teams were prepared for the early and quick start.
The field still grew overnight, and three more teams signed up for the 4-way Open Class competition. Bobba Fat XP has three 4-way and 8-way world champions in the lineup and features newest XP8 member Craig Girard who warms up... (more)
Did you know that XPG4 have a very busy month of February? posted: Feb 25th, 2022 Paraclete XP's Indoor Cloud League team managed to squeeze in five of the six sequences for the month of February in the middle of the preparations for the Paraclete XP Indoor Championship 2022, which begins with the release of the competition draw tonight. Round 1 in all 4-way events is scheduled for tomorrow morning.
The new XPG4 lineup, with former Kaos Theory XP member Anna Brunner in the lineup as inside center, were in the middle of an indoor team training camp when the Indoor Cloud League event was scheduled. Team member Brenn Richards is recently managing the ICL activities for Paraclete... (more)
Did you know that three teams from Dallas plan to compete at Paraclete XP this weekend? posted: Feb 23rd, 2022 The Indoor Cloud League team of iFLY Dallas submitted the third complete set of six scores and videos for the first month of the new year. Kyle Hermberg's ICL team in Dallas, Texas, had finished in the top spot on the 2021 leaderboard with a new record total of 1301 ICL points for the 12 months.
The first iFLY Dallas total of 113 points for January is slightly higher than the average last year (108) and brought the 2nd place for the first month. The Hurricane Factory missed the first four months in 2021 and was back in January 2022 with the highest total of 142 points.
The iFLY Dallas ICL... (more)
Did you know that six Veloce QRF 8-way teams train at Hell Week and compete at Paraclete XP this weekend? posted: Feb 22nd, 2022 The Paraclete XP Indoor Championship is usually the first event in the United States where Arizona Airspeed is posting the team's newest scores of the year. It used to be the Wind Games in Spain that a few U.S. teams attended in the past. Arizona Airspeed and SDC Rhythm XP both competed in Spain in January 2020, and the event has not taken place again ever since.
Airspeed and Rhythm both have signed up for this year's U.S. indoor championships and their first competition of the year. They have not missed the event since 2017, which was also the last time that Arizona Airspeed did not win the... (more)