Paramoteur Quebec

> FAI has received the following Class R (Microlights) World record
> claim:
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> Claim number : 15932
> Sub-class :RPF1Tm (Microlights : Paraglider Control / Foot-
> launched / Flown with one person / Thermal Engine / Male category)
> Type of record : Speed over a closed circuit of 100 km without landing
> Course/location : Moor Plaas (South Africa)
> Performance : 76.05 km/h
> Pilot : Anthony GIBSON (South Africa)
> Paramotor : Plasma 26.5 / Dudek with Instinct NS 200 / Nirvana
> powered by Mini 2 Plus / Simonini
> Date :18.04.2010
> Current record : 51.9 km/h (21.03.2009 - Michel CARNET, UK)
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> The details shown above are provisional. When all the evidence
> required
> has been received and checked, the exact figures will be established
> and
> the record ratified (if appropriate)


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Actually we meant the women who are beating. Yes, it happens sometimes: especially Edina Koleszár of Hungary did recently beat quite a number of world records. Although all have been duly recognized as official in female category, it is worth noting that her last claim (mean speed over 100 km closed circuit) represents an absolute world record! Edina brought her Plasma 22 to cover that distance with 54.4 km/h mean speed, thus easily beating previous Michel Carnet's score of 51,9 km/h!

Bearing in mind that recent Polish Emilia Plak's time of 47.90 seconds for clover leaf slalom is barely four seconds worse than current Grzegorz Kryżanowski record (both done at World Champs in Czech Republic), male PPG pilots should really start looking over their shoulders.
In theory we should wait until Edina's claim will be officially recognized, but since this is her fifth record in a row there is nothing to be waiting for. Gentlemen, get your flying gear together!

The details shown above are provisional. When all the evidence
required has been received and checked, the exact figures will be established
and the record ratified (if appropriate)
Actually we meant the women who are beating. Yes, it happens sometimes: especially Edina Koleszár of Hungary did recently beat quite a number of world records. Although all have been duly recognized as official in female category, it is worth noting that her last claim (mean speed over 100 km closed circuit) represents an absolute world record! Edina brought her Plasma 22 to cover that distance with 54.4 km/h mean speed, thus easily beating previous Michel Carnet's score of 51,9 km/h!
Bearing in mind that recent Polish Emilia Plak's time of 47.90 seconds for clover leaf slalom is barely four seconds worse than current Grzegorz Kryżanowski record (both done at World Champs in Czech Republic), male PPG pilots should really start looking over their shoulders.
In theory we should wait until Edina's claim will be officially recognized, but since this is her fifth record in a row there is nothing to be waiting for. Gentlemen, get your flying gear together!
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Les détails montrés ci-dessus sont provisoires. Quand toute la preuve
exigé a été reçu et vérifié, les figures exactes seront établies et le rapport ratifié (si approprié)
En réalité nous avons voulu dire les femmes qui battent. Oui, cela arrive parfois : particulièrement Edina Koleszár de la Hongrie a vraiment récemment battu la multitude de records du monde. Bien que tous aient été dûment reconnus comme l'officiel dans la catégorie féminine, il vaut la peine de noter que sa dernière performance (la vitesse moyenne plus de 100 km du circuit fermé) représente un record du monde absolu! Edina a apporté sa Plasma 22 pour couvrir cette distance de 54.4 km/h la vitesse moyenne, ainsi battant facilement le score de Michel Carnet précédent de 51,9 km/h.
Voulant parler que le temps d'Emilia Plak polonaise récente de 47.90 secondes pour le slalom de feuille de trèfle est à peine quatre secondes plus mauvais que le courant Grzegorz Kry A¼ Anowski le record (les deux fait aux Champions Mondiaux dans la République tchèque) des pilotes PPG masculins devrait vraiment commencer à regarder sur leurs épaules.
Dans la théorie nous devrions attendre jusqu'à ce que la réclamation d'Edina ne sera officiellement reconnue, mais puisque c'est son cinquième record de suite il n'y a rien pour attendre. Les messieurs, obtenez votre mécanisme volant ensemble!