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Caution : all downloadable results files of this page are in Adobe Acrobat format  Last update: 25-June-2004 |
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Caution : all downloadable results files of this page are in Adobe Acrobat format Last update: 25-June-2004 |
France - Talloires
20-26 June 2004Task 5 official results : Overall - Women - Nations
Prize giving ceremony
Parapente Mag
UP 1 2 Advance
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Talloires World Cup Team podium
Christian Tameger (A) is winning the Talloires World Cup event. At the second place, we have Frank Brown (BRA) and at the third place Andreas Birenstihl (CH).
For the women, Petra Krausova (CZ) is the first women on the podium, Elisabeth Rauchenberger (CH) is second and Elisa Houdry (F) is third.
Oliver Rössel (D) is the first in the World Cup Ranking, followed by Christian Tamegger (A) and Paolo Zammarchi (I).
Petra Krausova is the first in the female World Cup raking, followed by Louise Crandal and Caroline Brille (F).
Parapente Mag is the winning team for this World cup and also leading the World Cup Team ranking.
Eliane and Frank from Parapente Mag Team with Kti Devos (Parapente Mag editor)Saturday, June 26th, 2004 - 68km race with 43 pilots in goal
Gin Gliders
Dezair 1 2 Parapente Mag
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Today's team podiumToday, stability is causing some troubles for the pilots.the window opened at 15:00 and the task started at 15:45.
Pilots have to go to le Grand Bornand, then back to Annecy lake at the Planfait launch area, then Parmelan and landing in Perroix, below Planfait.
43 pilots are reaching goal, and Matthias Roten (CH) is first. He is followed by Jimmy Pacher (I) and Christian Tamegger (A). The whole Gin Gliders team is taking the first places today !
Like yesterday, we have no women in goal. Louise Crandal (DEN) is first, followed by Elisabeth Rauchenberger (CH) and Oriane Sturbois (F).
Friday, June 25th, 2004 - 73km race with 66 pilots in goal
Bigstar
Parapente Mag 1 2 XIX Paragliders
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Today's team podiumThe weather has improved again with many small cumulus and clear sky.
Some strong wind caused troubles to a couple of pilots around the Parmelan, but more than 65 pilots are reaching goal.
Klaus-Guenther Eberle (D) is winning the task, with Gregory Blondeau (F) second and Andreas Birenstihl (CH) in third position. There is no woman in goal today, and the first one is Elisa Houdry (F) followed by Caroline Brille (F) and Elisabeth Rauchenberger (CH).
For this competition, the first 3 overall are the same, but Frank Brown (BRA) now takes the lead, with Christian Tamegger (A) 2nd and Oliver Rössel 3rd. Same for the women competition result, with Petra Krausova (CZ) still leading, but Elisa Houdry (F) takes now the second place in front of Elisabeth Rauchenberger (CH).
For the World Cup ranking, Oliver Rössel is still ahead but Christian Maurer (CH) takes the second place, and Christian Tamegger down in 3rd position. No change in the women World Cup ranking with Petra, Louise and Caroline.
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Thursday, June 24th, 2004 - 62km elapsed time with 85 pilots in goal
Advance
Parapente Mag 1 2 UP
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Today's team podiumIt is a elapsed time of 62km that is starting at 15:30. Many pilots are going to the start limit quite late due to changing thermal activity. A large group of pilots are starting after the start deadline that has been set to 17:00. They have to go first to Villaz, then to Roc des Boeufs, then back to the La Forclaz pass near the launch area, then to Naves church (close to the Parmelan ridge), then goal in the city center of Annecy on the lakeside !
85 pilots are reaching goal, a few are landing a few hundreds meters short.
The show at the "Paquier", right in the center of Annecy is enjoyed by the public who is able to follow a large part of the task from the ground as almost all turnpoints are visible from there.
Christian Maurer (CH) is winning the task. Oliver Rössel (D) is second and Frank Brown (BRA) is 3rd.
Noriko Mizunuma (J) is the fastest woman, followed by Karin Appenzeller (CH) and Elisa Houdry (F).
Oliver Rössel now leads the event ranking, followed by Frank Brown and Christian Tamegger (A). For the women, Petra Krausova is still leading and followed by Elisabeth Rauchenberger (CH) and Elisa Houdry (F).
For the World Cup ranking, we have the same 3 pilots, but in a different order: Oliver is first, Christian Tamegger second and Frank third. No change for the women World Cup ranking, Petra is still leading, followed by Louise Crandal (DEN) and Caroline Brille (F).
For tonight, Advance is offering a cocktail, then a giant paella is organized at the Perroix landing, below Planfait take-off.
The weather forecast for tomorrow is good, and the first briefing will take place at 10:00...
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Landing at "Le Paquier", in AnnecyWednesday, June 23rd, 2004 - bad weather, no task today
The weather is still bad today (rain in the afternoon) but slowly improving. Tomorrow should be a nice flying day
Tuesday, June 22nd, 2004 - bad weather, no task today
The weather is bad today. Rain in the morning and a lot of clouds due to the high humidity.
Monday, June 21st, 2004 - Race to goal of 74km
The weather has improved today, with higher cloudbase at 2300/2400m and some south-west wind around 15km/h.
A 74km race is starting at 13:50, around Annecy lake with a turnpoint in the middle of the lake, then parmelan, bauges, semnoz and landing in Doussard. It was a technical task with many options for the end.
70 pilots are reaching goal, with Martin Orlik (CZ) first !
Christian Tamegger (A) is second and Markus Wicki (CH) is third. Petra Krausova (CZ) is the first women in goal, followed by Elisabeth Rauchenberger (CH) and Caroline Brille (F).
Oliver Rössel (D) is leading the World Cup ranking, followed by Christian Tamegger and Frank Brown (BRA).
Petra Krausova is leading the female World Cup ranking, followed by Louise Crandal (DEN) and Caroline Brille.
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Petra & Martin
Sunday, June 20th, 2004 - Race to goal of 62km - cancelled
The weather forecast for the day is not very good with rain and clouds expected. A short blue sky period is forecasted in the afternoon and we all go to the main launch in Montmin for a first task.
A race is set with turnpoints at the Annecy Imperial Hotel, then in St Jorioz, Alex, Villaz and landing at Doussard.
The window opens at 14:00 and the race starts at 14:50. Some rain is slowly approaching from the north-west and finally comes in our planned task forcing the meet director to cancel the task.
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