From: Jiøí Havel [mailto:jiri.havel@xxxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Tuesday, November 29, 2011 11:57 AM
To: 'ciam-f6-wg@xxxxxxxxxxxxx'
Subject: RE: [CIAM-F6-Working_Group] Re: World Artistic Games
Hallo Guy!
I am very sorry, but your sentence ?.... we will be able to
establish a fair World ranking ..." is slightly irritating me! On
which place you will put Tetsuo Onda? Where will be placed the
pilots from Australia and South Africa? Yes, it looks like we will
be able to make selection of 24 good pilots from at least 4
continents, but definitely we are not able to create any ranking of
them because we do not have chance to make direct comparison under
same conditions! More over we do not need any ranking of them, in
first round of WArtG contest they can draw the starting numbers and
in second and next rounds they will be starting in accordance with
the previous results.
Best regards
Jiri
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From: ciam-f6-wg-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
[mailto:ciam-f6-wg-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Guy Revel
Sent: Tuesday, November 29, 2011 11:12 AM
To: ciam-f6-wg@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [CIAM-F6-Working_Group] Re: World Artistic Games
Hello Ken,
This is very good news. While we will discuss this within the F6
Working Group, I see no problem at Tetsuo Onda being the invited
competitor for Asia just as Chris Harris will be the invited
competitor for Africa. The case of the projected competitor from
China is completely different as, as you may remember, we simply
decided to offer a place to a competitor from the host country.
The very good thing is that we will then be able to establish a fair
World ranking with direct comparison made possible. We will then be
able to evaluate new pilots from most any country for the following
World event, be it World Air Games, World Games or World Artistic Games.
I will come back to the matter after the CIAM Bureau meeting that
takes place this week end.
Guy R.
At 02:33 29/11/2011, you wrote:
Dear Guy,
Sorry for not communicate with you so long.
I am now working to send one pilot (Mr. Tetsuo Onda Winner of F3P
2011 Pre Japan championship ) to be at World Artistic Games in China.
I am not sure he can able to be there at moment but we sure we will try heard.
Here you can see his performance at F3P 2011 Pre Japan
championship.
<http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bXrNLgEj4ls>http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bXrNLgEj4ls
I know that I have to read all your mails which you sent us
previously to send competitor to World Artistic Game in China but
would you please tell me how we have to do to send Onda to be there roughly?
Best regards,
Ken Hirose
Japan
----- Original Message -----
From: <mailto:guyrevel@xxxxxxxx>Guy Revel
To: <mailto:ciam-f6-wg@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>ciam-f6-wg@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Sent: Thursday, November 24, 2011 10:01 PM
Subject: [CIAM-F6-Working_Group] World Artistic Games
Dear all,
I had a long conversation this morning with FAI Director General,
who has a meeting this afternoon with SportAccord representatives
about the World Artistic Games in China.
A large part of the meeting will be devoted to details of the
contract between SportAccord and FAI, but details of the
AeroMusicals competition will also be discussed, so I may be able to
tell you more shortly.
One new item is that SportAccord wishes at least four continents
represented. About North America, I intend to discuss it next week
with the US delegate during the CIAM Bureau meeting. About the other
continents:
Africa : Is there indoor freestyle aerobatics flying in South Africa
? Two years ago, I had the impression it was the case, but no news
since then. I hope knowing more in the coming weeks.
Oceania: Mike, please get in touch with Chris Brislin. He will
represent Australia and FAI at this high-level event, but we need
more and better communication. Please provide me with his email
address. I have a feeling that some competitors, because they are
not part of a National team, consider such events as just another
local competition, but it is definitely not the case. I dfefinitely
want Chris to be part of the FAI team as the Australian representative.
Asia : Still no news from Japan, although I know freestyle indoor
aerobatics is taking place. Ken, it is up to you, but it would be
strange that no Japanese pilot enter such an event.
I was hinted against a Chinese 25th competitor. In other words, we
have to inform ASAP the Chinese delegate about the WArtGames, so
they can prepare and submit one or two pilots. This will have to be
done through the CIAM Bureau after the meeting next week.
Europe : I have been given names of a few high-level pilots from
Russia, Bielorussia and Latvia, but no contact and no email address.
Donatas, could you please provide the information ?
Lithuania : What is the present situation ? The Lithuanian Open
Championaship is not on the FAI contest calendar as expected, but in
any case an AeroMusicals contest there would enable participation
from Finland, Latvia, Poland and Bielorussia at a minimum and may be
just what some pilots want to earn a free ticket to China. With the
following CIAM Bureau meeting taking place in early April, such a
contest may take place until late March, but not later as the final
list of WArtGames pilots has to be validated by the CIAM Bureau
before the FAI office sends letters to the NACs for approval.
Don't forget also the Prague AeroMusicals contest on February 11.
So Mike, Ken, Donatas, it is now up to you for action !
Best regards,
Guy R.
