Hello Guy,
I absolutely agree with Jiri´s comments! If China is not able to
qualify at least on local pilot the regular way, the organisation
should nominate a "local hero" as number 25. I am quite sure there
are some Chinese pilots with good flying skills;)
I also agree about the 3 different routines. Guy; remember the last
WAG. It takes a lot of time to create and practice a good
2min-routine. I am sure the most pilots are not able to do 3
different routines in same high level as one or two.
Cheers,
Martin
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[mailto:ciam-f6-wg-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] Im Auftrag von Jirí Havel
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'YOSHIOKA MODEL FACTORY'; 'alan goljevscek'; 'Richard Boyd'; 'Pierre
PIGNOT'; 'Andrew Whitehead'; picipocc@xxxxxxxxxxxx
Betreff: [CIAM-F6-Working_Group] Re: World Artistic Games
Hello Guy, my comments to your last letter:
a) The international contests which have to be listed in
official FAI calendar 2012 have to be announced to CIAM latest till
Nov. 15th, 2011 so that we do not have too much time. Czech F6B
contest will be in January 2012 and Czech NAeC will announce the
exact term of it in time.
b) According to my opinion we have to calculate with one local
pilot from China but it would be good or at least reasonable if
organizer would accept him as 25th pilot above the limit, what do
you say? The quality of local pilot need not to be comparable with
the other selected pilots so that contest could be loosing one good pilot.
c) Why 3 musics? Usually the music is bunch of different
fragments and normal spectator is not able to remember it at all!!!
My opinion is, that 2 musics are enough and pilot must be obliged to
change them in each of his consequent round during a day. The
requirement for three musics I evaluate as contraproductive, it
would be only bothering the pilots!
Best regards Jiri
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[mailto:ciam-f6-wg-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Guy Revel
Sent: Wednesday, October 19, 2011 10:23 AM
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Materazzi; Shahid Banglawala; YOSHIOKA MODEL FACTORY; alan
goljevscek; Richard Boyd; Pierre PIGNOT; Andrew Whitehead;
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Subject: [CIAM-F6-Working_Group] Re: World Artistic Games
Dear all,
I had a look at the preliminary WArtGames competitors survey we
drafted a few months ago. If we are to make a proper final
selection, we definitely need a couple of F6B international contests
to assess the level of some of the lesser known pilots from
countries such as Belarus, Russia, etc. So I remind you that
contests have to be registered to FAI at the latest 3 months before the event.
In addition, it came to my mind that it may be wise to include in
the selection of invited pilots at least one pilot from the host
country (China), what do you think ? While we ignored what the host
country was, we could believe at least one of its home pilots would
make the selection, but such is not the case. Having a place
reserved for a Chinese pilot may help pushing the class in this
country and possibly in whole Asia.
Please be aware also that, according to the present schedule draft,
pilots will be required, as a local rule, to have three different
music & schedule sets ready, so that they would never fly the same
schedule twice during the same day.
Any comment ?
Guy R.
PS: Donatas & others, I need the email addresses for Janne Lappi,
Krzysztof Bogdanski etc. Please write privately to me.
At 16:44 18/10/2011, Guy Revel wrote:
Dear all,
The news comes from the FAI General Conference that came to an end
yesterday in Belgrade, Serbia.
The World Artistic Games will take place in China during the second
half of November, 2012. The competitors will be submitted by FAI 90
days in advance at the latest. This means that for those countries
for which we discussed a possibility of 2 competitors (Belgium,
Czech Republic, United Kingdom, Germany, France, USA and possibly
Japan) selection, if any, have to take place during this
winter/spring either through AeroMusicals (F6B) selection contests
or through direct nomination by their NAC.
Reminder 1 : Travel and in-country expenses are covered by the organiser.
Reminder 2 : As agreed earlier, the WAG medal winners (Fabien
Turpaud, Martin Müller, Donatas Pauzuolis) are automatically
selected, leaving the German and French NACs to nominate only 1
additional pilot.
Of course, the agreement we came to still has to be validated by the
CIAM Bureau at its December meeting. Then NACs will be asked to
submit names from which the F6 Working Group will establish the
final list of 24 competitors to be submited to, and validated by,
the April, 2011 CIAM Bureau (and Plenary meeting). If more pilot
names are submitted by NACs than the 24 limit, the Working Group
will have to establish an international ranking, so it may be useful
that pilots take part in international F6B competitions so as to
establish such an international ranking.
There will be an information meeting on November 13th with
SportAccord and FAI, so I should be able to tell you more quite soon.
Guy R.
PS: While I am at it, I append the score sheets valid from January
1, 2012. This is what will be used at the World Artistic Games, so
obviously is is advisable to use the new, 2012 set of rules at any
2011/2012 Winter season contest that may be used to select WArtGames
pilots. While the 2012 Sporting Code is not yet available, I also
include the full rules set + 2012 changes.
